Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

The perfect fumble said:

Starmer's speech saying Johnson is unfit for office​


The prime minister repeatedly assured the House that the guidance was followed and the rules were followed. But we now know that 12 cases have breached the threshold for criminal investigation, which I remind the House means that there is evidence of serious and flagrant breaches of lockdown, including the party on May 20 2020, which we know the prime minister attended, and the party on November 13 2020 in the prime minister’s flat.

There can be no doubt that the prime minister himself is now subject to criminal investigation. The prime minister must keep his promise to publish Sue Gray’s report in full when it is available, but it is already clear what the report disclosed is the most damning conclusion possible.

By routinely breaking the rules he set, the prime minister took us all for fools, he held people’s sacrifice in contempt, he showed himself unfit for office.

His desperate denials since he was exposed have only made matters worse. Rather than come clean, every step of the way he’s insulted the public’s intelligence.

And now he’s finally fallen back on his usual excuse: it’s everybody’s fault but his. They go, he stays. Even now he is hiding behind a police investigation into criminality in his home and his office.

He gleefully treats what should be a mark of shame as a welcome shield. But prime minister, the British public aren’t fools, they never believed a word of it, they think the prime minister should do the decent thing and resign.

Of course he won’t because he is a man without shame and just as he has done throughout his life, he’s damaged everyone and everything around him along the way.

His colleagues have spent weeks defending the indefensible, touring the TV studios parroting his absurd denials, degrading themselves and their offices, fraying the bond of trust between the government and the public, eroding our democracy and the rule of law.

[Margaret Thatcher said] ‘the first duty of government is to uphold the law. If it tries to bob and weave and duck around that duty when it is inconvenient, then so will the governed.’

To govern this country is an honour, not a birthright. It’s an act of service to the British people, not the keys to a court to parade to your friends.

It requires honesty, integrity and moral authority. I can’t tell you how many times people have said to me that this prime minister’s lack of integrity is somehow ‘priced in’, that his behaviour and character don’t matter. I have never accepted that and I never will accept that.

Whatever your politics, whatever party you vote for, honesty and decency matter. Our great democracy depends on it, and cherishing and nurturing British democracy is what it means to be patriotic.

There are members opposite who know that, and they know the prime minister is incapable of it. The question they must ask themselves is what are they going to do about it?

They can heap their reputations, the reputation of their party and the reputation of this country on the bonfire that is his leadership, or they can spare the country from a prime minister totally unworthy of his responsibilities. It is their duty to do so.

They know better than anyone how unsuitable he is for high office, many of them knew in their hearts that we would inevitably come to this one day, and they know that as night follows day, continuing his leadership will mean further misconduct, cover-up and deceit.

It is only they who can end this farce. The eyes of the country are upon them. They will be judged on the decisions they take now.
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and delivered perfectly.

He would make a good PM
 
HolisticJim said:
I wouldnt conduct myself the way they have in work if we wasn't in lockdown, but to do it when the rest of us suffered is just disgusting.

No amount of apologies can make it right. Sorry is something you feel inside you and yet he churns it out like he's ordering from a cheap Chinese takeaway!

He is our Donald Trump! I cannot believe that there is no legislation which says if the PM is caught lying and in such complete and utter disgrace that we cannot, as voting members of the public, force him to step down.

Possibly the worst PM that I have seen in my 45 years. I said it when he was elected and he's only gotten worse.
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Possibly? There is no doubt to me that he is far the worst PM in history, he cannot even produce the goods on his lies!

‘Failure of Leadership’ is a complete understatement, he’s bereft of anything worth while.
 
Chris in London said:
For which the evidence that he knowingly made a promise he did not intend to keep is the square root of fuck all.

But you keep having a go at Starmer mate, bollocks to what Johnson gets up to.
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There are none so blind as those that will not see.

Believe what you want to believe, it's all the rage.
 
west didsblue said:
That is according to a strongly pro-Corbyn website with about as much impartiality as the Daily Express.
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Let's take this to the Starmer thread.

As a LP member I've been suspended and he's taking more internal power away from the members and centralising it to his blairite tribute mates in the PLP.


Back on topic.

Boris is a ****.
 
Just when you think Dorries was the most inept defender step forward Scully. I think had he any self awareness he would have just started mouthing and not speaking pretending his wifi connection had been lost

 
mat said:
Let's take this to the Starmer thread.

As a LP member I've been suspended and he's taking more internal power away from the members and centralising it to his blairite tribute mates in the PLP.


Back on topic.

Boris is a ****.
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Yeah, he's a ****, so folk are desperately looking for something better, so it's not surprising they're investing more and more hope in Starmer and increasingly willing to gloss over his "inconsistencies".

Johnson is so vile and incompetent, that by default Starmer's looking better by the day, and of course he is better than Johnson, but let's not forget that's a pretty low bar.
 
bluethrunthru said:
Just when you think Dorries was the most inept defender step forward Scully. I think had he any self awareness he would have just started mouthing and not speaking pretending his wifi connection had been lost

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I think Adam is looking for a shag. If Paul Scully was so bad, it's hardly outstanding to point it out.
 
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Why do his lackeys keep boasting that he got Brexit done, just when most sensible people realise what a crock it is?
 
Chris in London said:
Im not talking to google I'm talking to you. You said all politicians lie. I asked you to name a single lie Starmer has told.

So name one.
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I gave you an answer. It wasn't the answer you demanded, but it's the only answer you are getting. I don't want to get into a pissy point scoring contest.

I made a simple statement that 'all politicians lie', and they do. Whether it's claiming something is true when it blatantly isn't or making a campaign promise which they know it's impossible to deliver on it's a lie.

This thread is nuts. I got lumped in with 'you people' earlier (whoever they are) because I basically didn't denounce Boris as the worst living human since Hitler. It's so polarised and people are so quick to jump to conclusions about peoples political allegiances because of what you don't say.
 
Trevor Morley's Tache said:
I gave you an answer. It wasn't the answer you demanded, but it's the only answer you are getting. I don't want to get into a pissy point scoring contest.

I made a simple statement that 'all politicians lie', and they do. Whether it's claiming something is true when it blatantly isn't or making a campaign promise which they know it's impossible to deliver on it's a lie.

This thread is nuts. I got lumped in with 'you people' earlier (whoever they are) because I basically didn't denounce Boris as the worst living human since Hitler. It's so polarised and people are so quick to jump to conclusions about peoples political allegiances because of what you don't say.
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Even if it was true that all politicians lie, which you can't prove, what has that got to do with Liar Johnson's constant lying, even when defending himself against charges of lying?

When Thomas the Tank Engine upset a policeman by whistling too loud, the copper took him to task for being on an unfenced line wihout a cowcather and sideplates. "We've always done this," said his driver. "Right," said the copper and wrote in his notebook, "Serial offender".

Johnson is the Serialliar.
 
Trevor Morley's Tache said:
I never said it was equivalent either.

Ther have been bigger scandals though over the years in my opinion.
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Can you name a scandal that is equivalent to one where the PM was on the piss as 150,000 people died and the rest of the country was stuck at home doing as HE had asked?
 
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