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Starting To Feel Sorry For Boris.
On the 2nd JAN this year, Boris stood on the steps of Downing St, and announced with a double thumbs up sign........"This is going to be a fantastic year for Britain".......Little did he realise then, what was ahead.
Boris is not famous for his honesty,but that day he did not realise he was telling the biggest unintentional lie of his life.
Boris is not famous for his honesty,but that day he did not realise he was telling the biggest unintentional lie of his life.
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//you are literate, you know it's a statement and a suggestion.//
A statement that Mr Johnson, alongside others such as your hero Mr Farage, endorsed fully despite knowing full well it was a complete falsehood.
Sure, it's a statement, but Boris' lie was in pushing that statement, rather than making it in the first place.
A statement that Mr Johnson, alongside others such as your hero Mr Farage, endorsed fully despite knowing full well it was a complete falsehood.
Sure, it's a statement, but Boris' lie was in pushing that statement, rather than making it in the first place.
This entire thread is so frustrating. Accusing a politician of lying becomes the issue, rather than the fact that politicians so often play fast and loose with the truth. Be it lying, as in a deliberate falsification, or not, it shouldn't be acceptable. We should demand a standard of politics where being wrong is OK, but being dishonest is not.
I think Johnson can be forgiven for being hopelessly optimistic at the beginning of the year: playing on optimism is how he became PM after all, and although technically Covid-19 was already a thing at the beginning of this year, the full scale wasn't yet apparent.
I think Johnson can be forgiven for being hopelessly optimistic at the beginning of the year: playing on optimism is how he became PM after all, and although technically Covid-19 was already a thing at the beginning of this year, the full scale wasn't yet apparent.
He said that “Jeremy Corbyn wants to scrap MI5” and that the Labour leader has “said he would disband MI5”.
He claimed Corbyn had said he would disband MI5. He didn't say he had a feeling or the impression, he claimed Corbyn himself had SAID he would disband MI5.
The intention was for folk to believe that Corbyn had declared he would dismantle a major part of our security service and Johnson knew that was a lie.
He claimed Corbyn had said he would disband MI5. He didn't say he had a feeling or the impression, he claimed Corbyn himself had SAID he would disband MI5.
The intention was for folk to believe that Corbyn had declared he would dismantle a major part of our security service and Johnson knew that was a lie.
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