Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who serves as Britain’s finance minister, and Sajid Javid, the health secretary who oversees Britain’s pandemic response, announced their departures within minutes of each other, making it clear they had lost confidence in Johnson.
Why do brown people hate Boris Johnson?
@George-K said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who serves as Britain’s finance minister, and Sajid Javid, the health secretary who oversees Britain’s pandemic response, announced their departures within minutes of each other, making it clear they had lost confidence in Johnson.
Why do brown people hate Boris Johnson?
I suspect in these two particular cases they've got their eyes on the prize. All the other brown people who hate him probably just think he's a twat.
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https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/uks-boris-johnson-brink-ministers-quit-2022-07-06/
Over 30 from his own government have resigned.
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Surely he can't survive this. Even the Home Secretary is saying he should quit.
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Boris Johnson to stand down as Tory leader after wave of resignations
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-62064789… but he wants to stay on as the Prime Minister until autumn.
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At this point, he very much reminds me of Churchill in '66.
I was only joking
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@jon-nyc said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
The UK successfully pulls off a coup d’twat.
Where's that "spit" emoji when I need it.
I haven't followed BoJo's scandals closely. The only one I'm remotely familiar with is that there were parties he hosted when the UK was in "lockdown."
What else is there? Is it stuff relating to him, personally, is it stuff involving members of his government?
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@jon-nyc said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
The UK successfully pulls off a coup d’twat.
Where's that "spit" emoji when I need it.
I haven't followed BoJo's scandals closely. The only one I'm remotely familiar with is that there were parties he hosted when the UK was in "lockdown."
What else is there? Is it stuff relating to him, personally, is it stuff involving members of his government?
@George-K said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
@jon-nyc said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
The UK successfully pulls off a coup d’twat.
Where's that "spit" emoji when I need it.
I haven't followed BoJo's scandals closely. The only one I'm remotely familiar with is that there were parties he hosted when the UK was in "lockdown."
What else is there? Is it stuff relating to him, personally, is it stuff involving members of his government?
Partygate and the Chris Pincher affair - i.e. denying he knew about the guy's sexual misconduct, when in fact he'd been briefed about it.
Couple with that, inflation is 9%, Brexit's all fucked up, and he's Bojo.
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At this point, he very much reminds me of Churchill in '66.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
At this point, he very much reminds me of Churchill in '66.
Room temperature?
I remember Churchill’s funeral on the telly, though I was 4 years old.
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@jon-nyc said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
The UK successfully pulls off a coup d’twat.
Where's that "spit" emoji when I need it.
I haven't followed BoJo's scandals closely. The only one I'm remotely familiar with is that there were parties he hosted when the UK was in "lockdown."
What else is there? Is it stuff relating to him, personally, is it stuff involving members of his government?
@George-K said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
@jon-nyc said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
The UK successfully pulls off a coup d’twat.
Where's that "spit" emoji when I need it.
I haven't followed BoJo's scandals closely. The only one I'm remotely familiar with is that there were parties he hosted when the UK was in "lockdown."
What else is there? Is it stuff relating to him, personally, is it stuff involving members of his government?
His twattitude predates and js unrelated to any particular scandal.
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Apparently, the current favourite to take over is the MP for where I grew up, Ben Wallace. My father in law was singing his praises a couple of weeks ago.
If anything is going to prepare you for the hurly-burly cut-throat of Westminster, it's living and working in the pressure cooker that is Preston North....
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@Catseye3 said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...:
Hey, Phibes, over to the left, is that a castle?
Village church. There's a lot in the area - roughly 16th century.
