After The "Beergate" Nonsense...

sp1814 | 15:02 Tue 28th May 2024 | News

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-69063295

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jno

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Boris was like Richard III, determined to seize power, at a total loss to know how to exercise it. He didn't speak in quite the same Shakespearean cadences but he may well have known more ancient Greek.

21:02 Tue 28th May 2024

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Sinead_O

Thanks Andy ;) It's the lowest form of wit, I know, but nevertheless a form of wit.

naomi24

Actually very good, Sinead. 😁

sp1814

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naomi24

Boris Johnson's premiership ended because MPs had gotten fed up with going out to bat for him, and then finding out what they were defending was a series of lies.

Chris Pincher - you remember Boris' lies about that?

Whose fault was it that Boris lied about what he knew?

Only Boris.

That was the final straw.

If Boris Johnson were able to be honest and upfront with his MPs (and with the public) - he could've still been the PM today and we wouldn't have had to suffer the Liz & Kwarti Show.

100% of everything that happened to Johnson was caused by Johnson.

All he had to do was be a bit honest and have integrity - he 100% needed to get someone in *quick* after Lord Geidt quit!

jno

Peter Pedant

going out to bat for him, and then finding out what they were defending was a series of lies.

I think that was what finished him

Greek - ancient forrin? - he does 200 lines a day of Virgil - Aenied apparently - to keep his hand in (Latin)

you know - - I cant look at a pigs head now witout thinking of the tow haired little fellow

jno

that was Cameron, wasn't it? Or rather more likely wasn't.

naomi24

PP gets confused - but he's not alone.

gulliver1

Peter Pendant @ 22.54 It is quite amazing that Sunak has actually asked Worzel Gummidge for help him to get re.elected .Think this could be a case of the blind leading the blind.