UK: The Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson years - problematic + infected + broke the law + electoral poison + sneks + not very good + OVER (funny)

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I love a bit of DIDOT when it comes to the old fashioned fonts
Helvetica LIGHT is of course fabulous too (but not italicised I'm afraid.)
Hence my Georgia stanning.
 
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Oh RISHI not ARIAL!
I'm surprised not to see a red squiggly underline as that's clearly a screenshot from Word. Although I guess you at least hope Sunak knows how to run a spell check.
 
I'm worried about a Boris comeback. The thick-as-mince general public has form for falling for his schtick. Rishi would struggle more at a GE - a typical Boris moron might find Rishi unrelatable for his race and / or his wealth. That being said, they might be able to spin the story of economic competence post-Truss.
 
As bad as Truss was/would have been, this disgusting sack of a non-human is responsible for much of that and the cabinet of cartoon villains that evolved from it. They've been a moustache-twirling troupe for years now but it's under him that such characteristics grew and were actually encouraged - along with ensuring he gave the most incompetent, grossly out of touch ones elevated roles for the simple reason they would shut up and do his bidding. This is all a trickle effect going back years but he should be held accountable for most of it. So much of this utter fuckery is down to his actions. Not least fucking off as soon as he stepped down and causing every cancerous thing he created to blow up.

Surely, SURELY the public can't get behind this destructive pig AGAIN?

This country really is such a HOLE :D:manson:
 
Christ, he's like chlamydia, you just can't fucking get rid of him.
In his defense, he is here most of the time running from taverna to taverna.

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Labour hiring Sue Gray just as this all comes back into the limelight seems like a pretty clumsy move.
 
Labour hiring Sue Gray just as this all comes back into the limelight seems like a pretty clumsy move.

I'm guessing they're fairly confident Boris/The Tories are going to be torn to shreds over whats coming and that people will associate her with bringing it all out and in turn Labour as being on the right side of everything. Smart move if so.
 
She just very normally took a break from her civil service career to be a landlady in a Northern Irish pub near the border in the late Eighties.

JUST NORMAL BEHAVIOUR!

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Young women from London were famously lining up to run pubs in NI at the height of the troubles.
 
Usually a big fan of Pippa but the fact she posted this seemingly un-ironically is hilarious.

 
Considering her 'career break', I fear her skills may have been wasted on compiling a ten page report on whether somebody pictured at some parties had been at parties.
 
Considering her 'career break', I fear her skills may have been wasted on compiling a ten page report on whether somebody pictured at some parties had been at parties.

They needed a real SLEUTH to get to the bottom of it!


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I tend to believe he probably thought he was telling the truth, but that doesn't excuse the rules being broken on his watch at the epicentre of command during that period. I also tend to think he believes his own lies.
 
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