Are we talking about Boris again?camroc1 wrote:Two words : women, and cocaine ?Inch high hogs eye wrote:Yeah, but now I’m interested in how Ant did manage to blow 20 millWinnie wrote:The front pages of The Sun and The StarSefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
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Scummings going by Xmas..... Boris next year.
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Which word do you need explaining??c69 wrote:Are you pissed?Openside wrote:Explain - I think both are doing terrific jobs under enormous pressure at some risk to themselves. If you want it all to be about you have at it...c69 wrote:moron
Wtf are you on about?
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Heard a noise outside, clock is slow. I opened my front door to the sound of my amazing neighbours whistling, cheering and shouting, I realised, I'd left the curtains in the sex dungeon wide open #NadineStories

edit: and another
Heard a noise outside, clock is slow. I opened my front door to the sound of my amazing neighbours shouting 'The Messiah' Wife told them he's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy.
I'll admit, I cried.
#NadineStories
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Some peoplesturginho wrote:Heard a noise outside, clock is slow. I opened my front door to the sound of my amazing neighbours whistling, cheering and shouting, I realised, I'd left the curtains in the sex dungeon wide open #NadineStories
edit: and another
Heard a noise outside, clock is slow. I opened my front door to the sound of my amazing neighbours shouting 'The Messiah' Wife told them he's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy.
I'll admit, I cried.
#NadineStories



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yeeb learnt a new word and by gawd he will use it at every chancec69 wrote:But lots of posters say Boris is a liberalbackrow wrote:Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!![]()
Good point - clap not for boris, but for the liberals it will annoy!
Just get your bagpipes out and play ‘Jerusalem’
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Every death is a tragedy to those close to them. Losing the PM would be highly significant and not very helpful in terms of how the government is subsequently lead through a once in a hundred years crisis, but I don't think him losing his life to C-19 would be any more of a tragedy than any other person.Openside wrote:Jeez I realise you are untouchable at the moment, but if you think losing our PM to this virus in the midst of the greatest threat to our society since 1918 isn’t a tragedy that makes you a pretty strange cove.c69 wrote:I wish him a speedy recovery.Duff Paddy wrote:Virtue signalling, in other words.Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!
But national tragedy is a bit pathetic. However wholly expected from OS.
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Depends who succeeds him as PM.Nolanator wrote: I don't think him losing his life to C-19 would be any more of a tragedy than any other person.

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I know, it's like an Ian M Banks novelSeneca of the Night wrote:No one will now ever be able to know if brexit damaged the economy or not. It will all be tangled up in the fog of corona virus.RodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
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Bit like if the entire Ireland rugby squad and coaches were killed in a plane crash would have no more effect on you than when Flight 370 went down.Nolanator wrote:Every death is a tragedy to those close to them. Losing the PM would be highly significant and not very helpful in terms of how the government is subsequently lead through a once in a hundred years crisis, but I don't think him losing his life to C-19 would be any more of a tragedy than any other person.Openside wrote:Jeez I realise you are untouchable at the moment, but if you think losing our PM to this virus in the midst of the greatest threat to our society since 1918 isn’t a tragedy that makes you a pretty strange cove.c69 wrote:I wish him a speedy recovery.Duff Paddy wrote:Virtue signalling, in other words.Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!
But national tragedy is a bit pathetic. However wholly expected from OS.
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But how did he waste the 20 mil?camroc1 wrote:Two words : women, and cocaine ?Inch high hogs eye wrote:Yeah, but now I’m interested in how Ant did manage to blow 20 millWinnie wrote:The front pages of The Sun and The StarSefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
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Plenty of valid criticism, but not from the examples we were discussing.AND-y wrote:Indeed, there has never been a single valid political criticism of BoJo. Ever. It's all an anti-Tory hate which exists for no other reason than it existing.RodneyRegis wrote:He's a tory. He's the worst PM till the next one.eldanielfire wrote:Again it poinst to my earlier comment, do people who say Boris Johnson is the worst PM or are against is politics, actually aware of what Boris Johnson does? I mean, Johnson committed to law an extra 34 Billion for the NHS (the biggest increase in history by numbers), Committed to thousands more nurses and police and to invest in the poor areas up north. In response to a crisis he has issued the biggest package of support in Europe bar Germany, more than the larger French population gets, and involved all the other parties in various ways to help the situation. What exactly does a Labour mayor disagree with there to make him the worst PM ever?Wallah wrote:His 'boast' was on March 3rd, so over a month now.TheDocForgotHisLogon wrote:Whether the twatwaffle carks it or not doesn't really matter to the response now. If he's in ICU he's not going to be running the government for a loooooooooong time. Remember how long ago two weeks was (roughly when Boris was boasting about shaking hands at a COVID-infected hospital). He'll not be working for many weeks and the response will have worked or not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3NAx3tsy-k
We live in a world where more politically active people just rehash headlines and soundbites as dogma rather then respond to actual policies and actions.
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Johnson
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https://youtu.be/btAbU1sPqIM?t=30eldanielfire wrote:But how did he waste the 20 mil?camroc1 wrote:Two words : women, and cocaine ?Inch high hogs eye wrote:Yeah, but now I’m interested in how Ant did manage to blow 20 millWinnie wrote:The front pages of The Sun and The StarSefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
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Should have just rented one of those things long term
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Also notice that Nipper Read of the yard has died. Didn't say covid, but RIP
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Fabulous work from the Star. Global pandemic, country in lockdown, PM in ICU, what do you want to run with?Sefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-52209316
Editor: go with the pollen story
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Big story that. Stay away from people who have hay fever. If they have covid-19 they could be lethalalliswell wrote:Fabulous work from the Star. Global pandemic, country in lockdown, PM in ICU, what do you want to run with?Sefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-52209316
Editor: go with the pollen story
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If there were actually masks available to buy in the UK, this is the time to insist everyone who goes outside to wear one.Anonymous. wrote:Big story that. Stay away from people who have hay fever. If they have covid-19 they could be lethalalliswell wrote:Fabulous work from the Star. Global pandemic, country in lockdown, PM in ICU, what do you want to run with?Sefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-52209316
Editor: go with the pollen story
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alliswell wrote:Fabulous work from the Star. Global pandemic, country in lockdown, PM in ICU, what do you want to run with?Sefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-52209316
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Mad isn't it? But then I'm sure that's exactly what the Daily Star is for. mad stories and nude/scantly clad women.
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How was "the way he got the job" mendacious or duplicitous? He was voted in with a massive landslide.MrJonno wrote:If you don't understand what words mean look them up, ignorance is not a counterpoint.RodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
While we can't say what sort of PM he will turn out to be, we can certainly say that the way in which he got the job was utterly reprehensible.
On the one hand he wanted the job, worked his balls off to get it and then got it. In a way this is laudable in as far as it goes.
On the other hand, he did so in the most mendacious, duplicitous manner, only really getting there because he was willing to sink lower than any half decent person (or even a person who wished to appear half decent) would sink. He used Brexit to get there so may well have damaged the economy* for a cause he had no real attachment too, simply to become PM.
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
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Leaving aside the tautology, or the fact I suspect you are referring to how he retained his job rather than got it, the size of the election victory has absolutely zero bearing on whether he was mendacious or notRodneyRegis wrote:How was "the way he got the job" mendacious or duplicitous? He was voted in with a massive landslide.MrJonno wrote:If you don't understand what words mean look them up, ignorance is not a counterpoint.RodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
While we can't say what sort of PM he will turn out to be, we can certainly say that the way in which he got the job was utterly reprehensible.
On the one hand he wanted the job, worked his balls off to get it and then got it. In a way this is laudable in as far as it goes.
On the other hand, he did so in the most mendacious, duplicitous manner, only really getting there because he was willing to sink lower than any half decent person (or even a person who wished to appear half decent) would sink. He used Brexit to get there so may well have damaged the economy* for a cause he had no real attachment too, simply to become PM.
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
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and everyone would be outside wearing one. Bad enough already with the park sunbathersSandstorm wrote:If there were actually masks available to buy in the UK, this is the time to insist everyone who goes outside to wear one.Anonymous. wrote:Big story that. Stay away from people who have hay fever. If they have covid-19 they could be lethalalliswell wrote:Fabulous work from the Star. Global pandemic, country in lockdown, PM in ICU, what do you want to run with?Sefton wrote:Some of the newspaper front pages this morning are nauseating.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-52209316
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He was elected by the party on a clear platform of 'getting brexit done'.colonel wrote:Leaving aside the tautology, or the fact I suspect you are referring to how he retained his job rather than got it, the size of the election victory has absolutely zero bearing on whether he was mendacious or notRodneyRegis wrote:How was "the way he got the job" mendacious or duplicitous? He was voted in with a massive landslide.MrJonno wrote:If you don't understand what words mean look them up, ignorance is not a counterpoint.RodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
While we can't say what sort of PM he will turn out to be, we can certainly say that the way in which he got the job was utterly reprehensible.
On the one hand he wanted the job, worked his balls off to get it and then got it. In a way this is laudable in as far as it goes.
On the other hand, he did so in the most mendacious, duplicitous manner, only really getting there because he was willing to sink lower than any half decent person (or even a person who wished to appear half decent) would sink. He used Brexit to get there so may well have damaged the economy* for a cause he had no real attachment too, simply to become PM.
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
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He would have got there with or without Brexit. Mr J is essentially saying he thinks Boris is a liar because he doesn't like Brexit, as if he gives a shit about "the economy"...colonel wrote:Leaving aside the tautology, or the fact I suspect you are referring to how he retained his job rather than got it, the size of the election victory has absolutely zero bearing on whether he was mendacious or notRodneyRegis wrote:How was "the way he got the job" mendacious or duplicitous? He was voted in with a massive landslide.MrJonno wrote:If you don't understand what words mean look them up, ignorance is not a counterpoint.RodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
While we can't say what sort of PM he will turn out to be, we can certainly say that the way in which he got the job was utterly reprehensible.
On the one hand he wanted the job, worked his balls off to get it and then got it. In a way this is laudable in as far as it goes.
On the other hand, he did so in the most mendacious, duplicitous manner, only really getting there because he was willing to sink lower than any half decent person (or even a person who wished to appear half decent) would sink. He used Brexit to get there so may well have damaged the economy* for a cause he had no real attachment too, simply to become PM.
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
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That's not what I said at all but if you are naturally that dishonest it is no surprise you can't recognise it in other people.RodneyRegis wrote:
He would have got there with or without Brexit. Mr J is essentially saying he thinks Boris is a liar because he doesn't like Brexit, as if he gives a shit about "the economy"...
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It would be right up there with Lady Di and Jade Goody.Nolanator wrote:Every death is a tragedy to those close to them. Losing the PM would be highly significant and not very helpful in terms of how the government is subsequently lead through a once in a hundred years crisis, but I don't think him losing his life to C-19 would be any more of a tragedy than any other person.Openside wrote:Jeez I realise you are untouchable at the moment, but if you think losing our PM to this virus in the midst of the greatest threat to our society since 1918 isn’t a tragedy that makes you a pretty strange cove.c69 wrote:I wish him a speedy recovery.Duff Paddy wrote:Virtue signalling, in other words.Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!
But national tragedy is a bit pathetic. However wholly expected from OS.
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Boris is the lying shitbag who promised to fight the third runway at Heathrow so he could get the Uxbridge seat then made sure he was out of the country when parliament had the vote. His career as always came first.
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Anonymous. wrote:Boris is the lying shitbag who promised to fight the third runway at Heathrow so he could get the Uxbridge seat then made sure he was out of the country when parliament had the vote. His career as always came first.
No no no, hes not a liar, hes not bereft of principle, lots of people voted for him and they cant all be vacuous mugs so that proves it.
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I remember the Diana one was weird. Was Goody up there with that. I think a lot of people could and would be bothered to go to their front doors and clap for Boris as long as it didn't clash with a strictly re runthemaddog wrote:It would be right up there with Lady Di and Jade Goody.Nolanator wrote: Every death is a tragedy to those close to them. Losing the PM would be highly significant and not very helpful in terms of how the government is subsequently lead through a once in a hundred years crisis, but I don't think him losing his life to C-19 would be any more of a tragedy than any other person.
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Nice to see the Irish lads still pine for monarchy.themaddog wrote: It would be right up there with Lady Di and Jade Goody.
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It only seems to annoy wankersblindcider wrote:yeeb learnt a new word and by gawd he will use it at every chancec69 wrote:But lots of posters say Boris is a liberalbackrow wrote:Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!![]()
Good point - clap not for boris, but for the liberals it will annoy!
Just get your bagpipes out and play ‘Jerusalem’

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For self preservation's sake at least, you should refrain from using the word.backrow wrote:It only seems to annoy wankersblindcider wrote:yeeb learnt a new word and by gawd he will use it at every chancec69 wrote:But lots of posters say Boris is a liberalbackrow wrote:Openside wrote:I shall be out clapping for Boris tonight if for no other reason than to grind the gears of the frightful plums who wished ill of him. I really hope he makes it as it will be a national tragedy if he doesn’t!!![]()
Good point - clap not for boris, but for the liberals it will annoy!
Just get your bagpipes out and play ‘Jerusalem’
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Backing brexit was a career move. It had nothing to do with what he felt was best for the countryRodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
Boris Johnson said Britain’s continued membership of the EU would be a “boon for the world and for Europe” in an unpublished newspaper column in which he wrestles with his decision to back or oppose Brexit.
The foreign secretary has since insisted the column was intended merely as a tool for his own thought process, calling it “semi-parodic” in tone.
In a Telegraph article, written days before a published version in which he backed leaving, Johnson wrote of the EU: “This is a market on our doorstep, ready for further exploitation by British firms. The membership fee seems rather small for all that access. Why are we so determined to turn our back on it?”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ning-in-eu
One of Boris Johnson’s junior ministers, Sir Alan Duncan, said that the future Foreign Secretary backed Brexit only because he wanted to be Conservative leader.
The day before the referendum, he said: “I’ve always thought that Boris’s wish was to lose by one so that he could be the heir apparent without having to have all the… you know, s-h-1-t of clearing up all the mess, that’s always been my view of Boris.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/br ... 22486.html
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Which word ? Wankers or liberals ? Tbf they often mean the exact same thing, especially on PR
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Don't be even more of a twatbackrow wrote:Which word ? Wankers or liberals ? Tbf they often mean the exact same thing, especially on PR
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Ah ! Alan Duncan, the millionaire oil man, who felt MPs expenses weren't high enough.Anonymous. wrote:Backing brexit was a career move. It had nothing to do with what he felt was best for the countryRodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
Boris Johnson said Britain’s continued membership of the EU would be a “boon for the world and for Europe” in an unpublished newspaper column in which he wrestles with his decision to back or oppose Brexit.
The foreign secretary has since insisted the column was intended merely as a tool for his own thought process, calling it “semi-parodic” in tone.
In a Telegraph article, written days before a published version in which he backed leaving, Johnson wrote of the EU: “This is a market on our doorstep, ready for further exploitation by British firms. The membership fee seems rather small for all that access. Why are we so determined to turn our back on it?”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ning-in-euOne of Boris Johnson’s junior ministers, Sir Alan Duncan, said that the future Foreign Secretary backed Brexit only because he wanted to be Conservative leader.
The day before the referendum, he said: “I’ve always thought that Boris’s wish was to lose by one so that he could be the heir apparent without having to have all the… you know, s-h-1-t of clearing up all the mess, that’s always been my view of Boris.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/br ... 22486.html
A man who campaigned against honouring the result of a referendum, because he felt the working classes were racists who had thrown a tantrum and shouldn't have their votes respected.
Unsurprisingly he doesn't hold a high opinion of the democracy loving, platinum blonde bombshell everyman that is Boris.
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colonel wrote:Anonymous. wrote:Boris is the lying shitbag who promised to fight the third runway at Heathrow so he could get the Uxbridge seat then made sure he was out of the country when parliament had the vote. His career as always came first.
No no no, hes not a liar, hes not bereft of principle, lots of people voted for him and they cant all be vacuous mugs so that proves it.
More the point is they don’t actually care too much about the things his political opponents think voters care about.
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One of Boris Johnson’s junior ministers, Sir Alan Duncan, said that the future Foreign Secretary backed Brexit only because he wanted to be Conservative leader.
This is the prominent remain MP Alan Duncan who wrote to vote leave offering his services to lead the movement and only became a remainer when they told him to F uck off.

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Oh FFS.MrJonno wrote:That's not what I said at all but if you are naturally that dishonest it is no surprise you can't recognise it in other people.RodneyRegis wrote:
He would have got there with or without Brexit. Mr J is essentially saying he thinks Boris is a liar because he doesn't like Brexit, as if he gives a shit about "the economy"...
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BoJo sitting up.
I can see it now................St Boris day.
I can see it now................St Boris day.
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Why have you cut Mr J's post?Anonymous. wrote:Backing brexit was a career move. It had nothing to do with what he felt was best for the countryRodneyRegis wrote:What the actual fudge are you on about?MrJonno wrote:
*I know his brexiteer fluffers will insist the economy will be stronger but that is a moot point because Bojo didn't give a flying fk either way, he just wanted to be PM
Boris Johnson said Britain’s continued membership of the EU would be a “boon for the world and for Europe” in an unpublished newspaper column in which he wrestles with his decision to back or oppose Brexit.
The foreign secretary has since insisted the column was intended merely as a tool for his own thought process, calling it “semi-parodic” in tone.
In a Telegraph article, written days before a published version in which he backed leaving, Johnson wrote of the EU: “This is a market on our doorstep, ready for further exploitation by British firms. The membership fee seems rather small for all that access. Why are we so determined to turn our back on it?”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ning-in-euOne of Boris Johnson’s junior ministers, Sir Alan Duncan, said that the future Foreign Secretary backed Brexit only because he wanted to be Conservative leader.
The day before the referendum, he said: “I’ve always thought that Boris’s wish was to lose by one so that he could be the heir apparent without having to have all the… you know, s-h-1-t of clearing up all the mess, that’s always been my view of Boris.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/br ... 22486.html
The bit you posted is a pile of old wank in any case. Remain was odds on to win at the stage Boris went for Brexit.
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Bimbo he is a tory so yeah he is a scumbagbimboman wrote:One of Boris Johnson’s junior ministers, Sir Alan Duncan, said that the future Foreign Secretary backed Brexit only because he wanted to be Conservative leader.
This is the prominent remain MP Alan Duncan who wrote to vote leave offering his services to lead the movement and only became a remainer when they told him to F uck off.