New Poll.

[gulliver1]

Finds vast majority of Britons think Boris Johnson is Dishonest. A new poll has found out, after the former PM insisted he did not lie to MPs over Partygate ...72% of Brits don't trust him.....While 59% of pro Brexit voters
and even 51% of Con voters think the same. And that was after he swore on the Bible to tell the truth. .. P/S I don't trust him either.

[sp1814]

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMYQWEwX8/

[andy-hughes]

He's not my MP, and that's the only reason I would care - which I don't.

[Old_Geezer]

Depends on what they are expected to trust him with. Given his sterling work opposing the attacks from the EUphiles and getting us out of the EU despite those attacks, he clearly can be trusted to get what needs to be done, done. Which is much more than can be said about most of our politicians these days. Just look at the mess the present PM is making. Directly opposite to what he claims. It'll take years to reverse that.

[gness]

Oh brilliant, Sp!!! :-))

[gulliver1]

Boris should have worn his high vis vest and white builders hat at the inquiry no one recognised him with a tidy haircut and a clean shirt.

[andy-hughes]

gulliver - // no one recognised him with a tidy haircut and a clean shirt. //

Since becoming PM, Mr Johnson has steadily dropped the 'bumptious clown' image he used to foster, but tidying up his appearance, and allowing the nation to hear rather more of the razor-sharp intellect that he has made available to anyone who reads his journalism.

His new shorter-still haircut is no doubt to focus on making him appear as a serious and believable politician to the committee, which is an understandable tactic in his position.

But i don;t think I have ever seen him, from when he first popped up on Have I Got News For You, in clothes which are not clean.

Rumpled yes,, dirty, no.

If you are going to criticise, at least make your observations valid.

[JDavis]

Razor-sharp intellect? Didn't have you down as sarcastic, Andy.

And how can you tell on TV whether clothes are clean or not?

[gulliver1]

AH @ 22.28 Have you seen the
"Spitting Image"...version of Boris.
......The observations are perfectly Valid...

[ABSpareEditor]

Bazwillrun, please play the ball, not the player.

[mibn2cweus]

In principle, trust is most earned by and best placed upon those who need it the least.

[10ClarionSt]

Bojo the Clown is a lying hypocrite. What else is there to say?
Yeh but no, but yeh but no, but..................

[theshedman]

ABSpareEditor, is there a reason you tell people to play the ball and not the player. When Gulliver1 calls people turds you don't say a word about it. In my opinion it should work both ways at all times.

[ABSpareEditor]

Gulliver1 was responding to Bazwillrun. I don't want to get further into it.

[theshedman]

ABSpareEditor, he wasn't responding to Bazwillrun as it was on a different thread "A Brexit Benefit Realised" but if you don't want to get into it further as you say then at least we know where you stand and you will let some get away with things but not others. I have had posts removed in the past for much less than that. Thanks for letting me know.

[gulliver1]

Shedman 09.27 Your hero Boris called .
The French president Macron and the French people a load of Turds , but you did not object "Sauce for the Goose eh!

[youngmafbog]

It's truly amazing how someone who purports to be living in another country is so bothered about the country most of AB live in.

[youngmafbog]

oops, pressed too soon.

Come on Gully why are you so obsessed by Mr Johnson - he is yesterdays man.

[theshedman]

Gulliver1, Boris is not my hero as you like to say. I would just like to know why you can say stuff others would get removed. Also why are you so worried about someone who is not even in power now but you are still obsessed with even though you say you live in a different country. It must be so good wherever it is for you to want to spend so much time on here complaining about something you can do nothing about.

[gulliver1]

Shedman . Do you need help ?

[nicebloke1]

Theres only one thing wrong with your post gulliver, (the vast majority think he's dishonest,) they know he is.