Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[bluethrunthru]

Boris Johnson ordered to hand over vast evidence cache to lies probe - full list

The Privileges Committee is investigating whether Boris Johnson lied to Parliament about Partygate - and will continue its probe into the Autumn despite the PM stepping down on September 5

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Boris Johnson ordered to hand over vast evidence cache to lies probe - full list

The Privileges Committee is investigating whether Boris Johnson lied to Parliament about Partygate - and will continue its probe into the Autumn despite the PM stepping down on September 5

www.mirror.co.uk

Hopefully another by election in the Autumn then? The fucker will probably want out by then as sitting on the back benches won’t interest him until the next general election.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Hopefully another by election in the Autumn then? The fucker will probably want out by then as sitting on the back benches won’t interest him until the next general election.

I think he's sending out 'I'm staying' messages about protecting his brexit/ukraine 'legacies'.
Whether he'll do anything that's not focussed on himself remains to be seen.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Where's the bit about covertly diverting funding?

7th November ...

 

[bluethrunthru]

Hopefully another by election in the Autumn then? The fucker will probably want out by then as sitting on the back benches won’t interest him until the next general election.

I strongly suspect that he won't be hanging around much into next year - if you remember he hasn't ( and probs won't be ) resigned from PM. He said he has stepped down as leader of the Tory Party ( not resigned ) he would rather walk away from Uxbridge as he is unlikely to hold it anyway but then leave it for his successor to lose in a byelection.

Thats how warped his relationship with the truth is. He is always correct as far as he is concerned so if the above happens whenever he is questioned he can say he never resigned as leader they had a vote and so he stood down. He didn't resign as PM his Party voted in a new head and that person automatically became PM as a result. And finally he never lost his seat in an election - once again he simply stood down and it wasn't his fault his successor was unable to defend it for the party.

He can never be wrong and he can never have failed in his own construction of his biography and he will be getting things in order to maintain that.

 

[bluethrunthru]

corrupt to the core to the very end

Revealed: Secret plan to pack Lords with Tory loyalists | ITV News

A plan to create new Tory-supporting lords has been proposed by the most influential political lobby group that advises the PM | ITV National News

www.itv.com

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

I strongly suspect that he won't be hanging around much into next year - if you remember he hasn't ( and probs won't be ) resigned from PM. He said he has stepped down as leader of the Tory Party ( not resigned ) he would rather walk away from Uxbridge as he is unlikely to hold it anyway but then leave it for his successor to lose in a byelection.

Thats how warped his relationship with the truth is. He is always correct as far as he is concerned so if the above happens whenever he is questioned he can say he never resigned as leader they had a vote and so he stood down. He didn't resign as PM his Party voted in a new head and that person automatically became PM as a result. And finally he never lost his seat in an election - once again he simply stood down and it wasn't his fault his successor was unable to defend it for the party.

He can never be wrong and he can never have failed in his own construction of his biography and he will be getting things in order to maintain that.

He will still be PM at Christmas

 

[bluethrunthru]

He will still be PM at Christmas

If the continued spread of Covid means another "cancelled" Christmas is on the cards he won't be

 

[Vic]

I strongly suspect that he won't be hanging around much into next year - if you remember he hasn't ( and probs won't be ) resigned from PM. He said he has stepped down as leader of the Tory Party ( not resigned ) he would rather walk away from Uxbridge as he is unlikely to hold it anyway but then leave it for his successor to lose in a byelection.

Thats how warped his relationship with the truth is. He is always correct as far as he is concerned so if the above happens whenever he is questioned he can say he never resigned as leader they had a vote and so he stood down. He didn't resign as PM his Party voted in a new head and that person automatically became PM as a result. And finally he never lost his seat in an election - once again he simply stood down and it wasn't his fault his successor was unable to defend it for the party.

He can never be wrong and he can never have failed in his own construction of his biography and he will be getting things in order to maintain that.

He has to resign as PM, otherwise HMQ could already have asked someone else to form a government.

The Tory on Question Time last night was saying no PM has ever resigned mid-term and gone immediately without waiting for a successor to be appointed. That's bunkum. Chamberlain, Eden, Macmillan, all resigned without knowing who would succeed them, but a new PM was appointed next day. The monarch just took soundings about who ought to be asked to form a government.

Though the best bit was after Melbourne was dismissed by the king in 1834 - Lord Liverpool wouldn't do it, and suggested Robert Peel, but he was on holiday so a civil servant (Hudson?) was despatched to try and track him down. He found him (and Mrs Peel) in Italy. Peel says, "What are you doing here?" "To invite you to be Prime Minister." After an argument about how Hudson could have got there quicker by a different route, Mr & Mrs Peel set out home (through a riot, and floods); he hired a private carriage from Dover to go straight to the King to accept office. He lost the ensuing GE a few weeks later.

 

[bluethrunthru]

He has to resign as PM, otherwise HMQ could already have asked someone else to form a government.

The Tory on Question Time last night was saying no PM has ever resigned mid-term and gone immediately without waiting for a successor to be appointed. That's bunkum. Chamberlain, Eden, Macmillan, all resigned without knowing who would succeed them, but a new PM was appointed next day. The monarch just took soundings about who ought to be asked to form a government.

Though the best bit was after Melbourne was dismissed by the king in 1834 - Lord Liverpool wouldn't do it, and suggested Robert Peel, but he was on holiday so a civil servant (Hudson?) was despatched to try and track him down. He found him (and Mrs Peel) in Italy. Peel says, "What are you doing here?" "To invite you to be Prime Minister." After an argument about how Hudson could have got there quicker by a different route, Mr & Mrs Peel set out home (through a riot, and floods); he hired a private carriage from Dover to go straight to the King to accept office. He lost the ensuing GE a few weeks later.

No PM has ever prorogued Parliament illegally - No serving MP has ever been fined - this is Johnson - he is mad keen on convention but doesn't apply it to his own actions