The Dubious World of Boris Johnson

(12-01-2022 23:36 )southsidestu Wrote:  Sunak & Truss, the people & the party's favourite to take over from Boris respectively, have put out statements supporting the Prime Minister so you would have to imagine that that would be him safe in the short term.

Ah well yes.
The first response is usually to pledge full support.

To coin a phrase from Sir Humphrey Appleby in Yes Prime Minister......

"It is necessary to get behind someone in order to stab them in the back."

Therefore, who would you say is Boris Sir Humphrey?

(13-01-2022 10:31 )Cheesy Grin Wrote:  

I wouldn't even offer him a fuck now!!

He can go fuck hmself

Wouldn’t trust Sunak to get this country out of the mess it’s in as far as I could throw him. He was the one who should have carried out a cost benefit analysis of lockdowns 22 months ago and failed spectacularly to do so. I blame him more than Bunter for the completely unnecessary colossal damage to our economy. In addition, he somehow doesn’t strike me as the type who will win over northern Red wall voters when the next election comes around.

If (When) Boris goes, who do people think and want to be the next leader of the party?

Our own Hannsh's Pet!

I know he wouldfn't wantbthe job but I would trust him more thsn those in government any day

(13-01-2022 10:41 )Cooper_temple Wrote:  If (When) Boris goes, who do people think and want to be the next leader of the party?

Definately not Sunak. I look at him and instantly think slippery greasy slimeball. Doesn’t have the balls to admit how many billions have been wasted over the past 22 months, all of which has been swept under the carpet like a minor inconvenience.

And yet it’s now payback time, but not just once, to pay for the bailout, but also to fuck us with Net Zero Green shite, National Insurance increases, debt repayments; and a whole lot of other shite that will be dumped on the working and lower middle classes for the next 5-10 years.

Wouldn’t trust him to run a corner shop.

Most corner shops are probably run better financially than Sunak with the economy