Johnny Mars Bar
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He’s milking it. Being very bullish early on in support of Ukraine is the only right call he’s ever made really.
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He’s milking it. Being very bullish early on in support of Ukraine is the only right call he’s ever made really.
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Perhaps yes, but in what role is he now acting, in what capacity, and on behalf of whom?
gordondaviesmoustache
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That and eventually resigning.
gordondaviesmoustache
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As a fat, scruffy **** on behalf of himself.
Johnny Mars Bar
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He's got a book to flog it seems. Of course he has.
Glad to see the BBC and Kuennsberg are spending public money on giving the twat a platform - he's going to be on her show next week.
Glad to see the BBC and Kuennsberg are spending public money on giving the twat a platform - he's going to be on her show next week.
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To be fair to the grifter he has got a hell of a story to tell: Brexit. Covid. The Ukraine war and almost the death of the Queen.
Not a bad ‘greatest hits’ album in all fairness.
gordondaviesmoustache
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He dragged it out a bit. Even Truss had better judgement on that particular matter.
gordondaviesmoustache
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At least Johnson won an election. Truss had no mandate save for a few thousand old cryptofascists.
I think the tsunami in front of Truss had become utterly irresistible.
Maybe each respective spouse played a big part in each timetable?
Both utter cunts though.
bluethrunthru
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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