The Future’s Blue!
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He’s a ****.
Time to sleep.
Time to sleep.
Boris Johnson
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west didsblue
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A demonstration of how stupid he was.what an absolute **** - playing games with all our lives with all our futures
I was bluffing on no-deal Brexit, says Boris Johnson
In his book Unleashed the former prime minister said he needed EU leaders to believe he would ‘drive the car off the cliff’www.thetimes.com
The EU would have coped with a No Deal Brexit much better than us. We knew it, they knew it, we knew they knew it and they knew we knew it. If we were stupid enough to let it happen, it wouldn’t have lasted long and they knew that as well.
Quite an admission. Adopting the Bloviator's negotiating stance - the political will to walk away - failed, because the EU did have the political will, and the clout to make Johnson crumble.
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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Tbf Brexit doesn't seem to have made that much difference either way to people's lives. The main difference seems to be that we don't have to put up with endless news items featuring farage and EU leaders.
west didsblue
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Apart from the people it has made a big difference to.
gordondaviesmoustache
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There are very few things in life I have more contempt for than people who think they are good negotiators, when they conspicuously are not. It’s a pitiful sight, and almost exclusively marked by those the overreach, rather than those that look to be conciliatory. A no deal Brexit would have been far more harmful to us than the rest of the EU, which the latter would have known, and so its threat was entirely hollow.what an absolute **** - playing games with all our lives with all our futures
I was bluffing on no-deal Brexit, says Boris Johnson
In his book Unleashed the former prime minister said he needed EU leaders to believe he would ‘drive the car off the cliff’
It shows how completely at odd with reality Johnson is on this subject, when he’s boasting about this when his approach has manifestly led to, by any objective measure, a terrible outcome, and one that could have been hugely mitigated with a more considered, civilised and strategic approach to the negotiations, and still delivered our exit from the EU - and done so in a way that was much less divisive and delivered something those who voted to Remain could have much more readily lived with.
The **** has caused so much damage to this country, and anyone still calling him ‘Boris’ can fuck off.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I would say the main discernible differences are getting goods in and out of the country and the enduring collapse of the pound. Along with the huge increase in numbers of migrants of colour. Plus the sad and avoidable impact on our relations with our neighbours and our standing in the world.
Other things like, for example, gradual loss of living standards or queues at airports are (respectively) less palpable (albeit real) or meaningful.
babyape
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BBC cancels Boris Johnson interview after Laura Kuenssberg message gaffe
Briefing notes mistakenly being sent to ex-PM meant it was ‘not right for the interview to go ahead’, says presenter
www.theguardian.com
metalblue
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BBC cancels Boris Johnson interview after Laura Kuenssberg message gaffe
Briefing notes mistakenly being sent to ex-PM meant it was ‘not right for the interview to go ahead’, says presenter
Oops.