Brexit And The Johnson Family

[Hymie]

On a recent Norwegian TV programme, Rachel Johnson (Boris’s sister) was asked about the rumours that Brexit had divided the Johnson family.

 

She responded, saying that it has divided the family into those who think Brexit is a *** idea, and those who think Brexit is a really *** idea.

 

I wonder which side of that divided family Boris is on.

[theshedman]

Looks like the same rubbish as yesterday but with couple of words blanked out.  Hoping this one isn't removed are you.

[Hymie]

My mistake, her comments were not recent but from four years ago – if you want to hear the words directly from her mouth, you only need listen to the first minute of the youtube video.

 

[ToraToraTora]

alleluia!

[douglas9401]

Oh come on, I had expected lefty turncoat traitorous bimbette at least.

[Hymie]

Many years from now when Boris writes his memoir – I’m convinced he will confirm what his sister said to be correct, and that he only backed Brexit as his best chance to become Prime Minister (and screw the UK economy).

[retrocop]

Is that what your mate Phil told you?

[Thisoldbird]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64296379.amp

 

Boris is already in the throes of writing a book..

[ichkeria]

Boris Johnson famously wrote two articles: one pro and anti-Brexit, and decided to publish the former. He was certainly torn between the two positions. The suspicion is certainly that he decided that that was the way to go for his political ambitions. And of course he was absolutely right. He would never have been PM without it.