Looking at Twitter, the members of his cult still have scales over their eyes

like the vatican or iran?

you're missing bits.

We're on the precipice of the NHS being overwhelmed with dying people and an economically catastrophic Brexit because of the utter failure of the government.
But look over there at the old man with a beard and no power.

The Independent: The elite haven't had to overcome adversity and can’t cope in a crisis.
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices...-b1454368.html

Sorry it's a link to the worse website of a national paper! It's an article that explains so much about the current government.

If a combination of Coronavirus and Brexit weren't enough, now we have terrorism to look forward to :mad:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54799377

How long until Bojo tries to kiss up to Biden?

I guess they think the UK is next on the terrorist hit list after France and Austria.

And on top of his long lost brother losing to Biden Johnson is slipping in the polls:

https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics...lab-40-4-5-nov

Starmer is also ahead in the best PM polling.

Boris had better watch out for a knife in the back given all the bad news lately.

A revolt within his own party,perhaps?

I imagine that Biden's response will be that he won't deal with someone who's trying to destroy the Good Friday Agreement and that until Johnson and his cronies stop doing that he should stay a very long way away.

The Tories? I'm shocked at the very idea, shocked, I tell you!

Almost certainly. He's in no danger from a general election for the next four years. Look at what happened to Maggie (spit) when she lost popular support, despite having won a landslide election victory three years earlier.

And it's nosecret that lot of Tories have a huge dislike for Johnson.

But were still stupid/cynical/misguided/spineless/clueless/sheeplike/grovelling to vote for someone who has long been a serial liar, has never actually achieved anything of substance (getting elected to office and then not doing anything with that office is not of substance), has long shifted opinion with the wind as long as it benefitted his own ego...

Who and what did they think they were electing?

A sucker who would take the blame when Brexit negotiations end in failure?

^That's a better explanation than any I can think of, but doesn't explain why my MP, a serious hard Brexiteer, supported him, 'cos she really, really, really wants Brexit.

He got rid of bendy buses!

And replaced them with Borisbuses that have pretty much all the same faults and then some.

Bendy busses are great, they use them in York for the Park and Ride.

Raab on Sky News spends two minutes not saying all votes should be counted in a democratic election.

Video in link.

https://twitter.com/JimMFelton/statu...75795142025222

And of course they have backtracked, again, over providing meals for children:

Marcus Rashford welcomes school holiday support climbdown

Welcome to government by headline :mad:

It's the right decision but the wrong process.

Still 50% better than Brexit...

Hang on you mean they agree that their previous policy to let children go hungry was wrong....

No, just unpopular.

Imagine the kind of people you must have to associate with for that to come as a surprise?

But Boris will deliver the no deal brexit she wants, and take the blame for it. Win win really to any sufficiently cynical brexiteer.

^Good point, I just don't think she's actually bright enough though, unless it's a cunning disguise....

Sadly part of his "appeal" is the still significant remnants of our class system.

I've met some of them.

My condolences.

Too true.

Mind, my MP has tried to hide her privileged background (married to minor local aristocracy and living in a manor house) by describing herself on election material as a "farmer's wife". Strictly speaking this might be seen as true, but the "farm" is not anything like the ones most hill farmers of northern Northumberland survive on...

And, as I've mentioned before, that other "public" school product, Cummings, D, went to the school in Durham City that wealthier folk sent their bairns who weren't clever enough to get into either of the 2 very good state grammar schools (one of which I attended).

Beats me why anyone is convinced by these characters...

Anne Marie Trevelyan? I wondered if she would get education secretary when FCO and DFID were merged, as there was speculation that would trigger a reshuffle. In the end it didn’t, and she now doesn’t have a Ministerial post.

I didn’t know partners of PMs had a say on government. But then again as both Dido Harding and Kate Bingham are given lucrative contracts due to being married to members of the government, it should come as no surprise.
And they laugh as they get away with it all - and it's our money, money every working person on these islands has paid in taxes. What a gravy train it is.
This has always been a corrupt country - from the days of the rotten boroughs and the purchasing of positions to the Profumo Affair and the Expenses Scandal - but today the corruption is about as blatant as it has ever been. The same elite screwing us as ever - but with a smirk.

Jake Berry prompted a backlash from the Northern Ballet after he suggested Accrington Stanley was the northern equivalent of the Royal Opera House

Jake Berry said opera and ballet was “at the heart of their culture for people living in southern England,” but in the north “it is our local football club”.
The Rossendale and Darwen MP even suggested Accrington Stanley was the northern equivalent of the Royal Opera House.
The former Northern Powerhouse minister made the point in a Commons debate demanding action to protect football clubs.

But his comments led to a furious backlash from the Northern Ballet, which tweeted: “We are disappointed that an MP and former government minister continues to perpetuate tropes that culture in the north is of less value than that in London.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politi...rners-22994543

I see Croydon Council has issued a section 114 notice, effectively going bankrupt.
Central government funding to Croydon has reduced by 50% since 2010.
But it's a mystery what has caused this, of course.

No mystery, it's Labour's fault for the USA economic crash of 2008.

You should probably make it clear that this is a quote from someone on twitter, and that they're responding to news that Carrie Symonds was responsible for Lee Cain leaving No. 10.

Here's the source of this quote

https://twitter.com/christopherhope/...44506075279366