Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***

[Paddingtonwolf]

Does the Alex angst have to stop for the day as yet another child of his arrives in the world?

He probably had Carrie Antoinette induced as he needed a “good news” distraction from his epic cuntery

 

[EpsomWolf]

Does the Alex angst have to stop for the day as yet another child of his arrives in the world?

I’m pretty sure if he could find 365 desperadoes each year ongoing he would quite happily fertilise the lot as some sort of deflection strategy.

 

[Templeton Peck]

Why?

Strange comment.

He's obsessed

 

[Keef]

Have to hand it to Carrie, great sense of timing on her, always manages to drop sprogs at just the right time for a distraction, guess Al will be off on paternity leave ASAP to avoid any questions

 

[The Bear]

Jesus wept, how many kids is that he has now?

 

[Sniffer]

How does No 10 square this:

In May the PM told Lord Geidt that he did not know who was behind No11 flat refurb until Feb 2021

Today the Electoral Commission says Boris Johnson Whatsapped Lord Brownlow in November 2020 asking for more cash for the No11 refurb pic.twitter.com/RoxHbmGi1I

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) December 9, 2021

In May the PM told Lord Geidt that he did not know who was behind No11 flat refurb until Feb 2021.

29 November 2020: the Prime Minister messaged Lord Brownlow via WhatsApp asking him to authorise further, at that stage unspecified, refurbishment works on the residence. Lord Brownlow agreed to do so, and also explained that the proposed trust had not yet been set up but that he knew where the funding was coming from.

30 November 2020: Lord Brownlow confirmed to the senior party official his intention to cover the further refurbishment costs personally.

December 2020: Lord Brownlow discussed further proposed works with the supplier, approved the work, and requested invoices.

6 December 2020: Lord Brownlow confirmed to the Prime Minister that he had approved further works.

18 December 2020: Lord Brownlow paid £33,484.80 to the supplier. Cabinet Office officials were informed of the payment by Lord Brownlow at a meeting regarding the proposed trust on 21 January 2021.

 

[Tony Towner]

8?

If he doesn't know, then how are we supposed to?

 

[darlowolf64]

Look over there

 

[Sniffer]

Heads of News or Political Editors of the 3 main broadcasters, BBC, Sky and ITV all asking if Johnson can explain the contradictions (lies) to Lord Geidt regarding wallpapergate. Tom Bradby goes further...

Christopher Geidt has just become the most important man in the country. If he says he was lied to, it is really hard to see how the PM can survive (despite a reputation for being able to shrug off things that would sink many others). https://t.co/han35EJzhh

— tom bradby (@tombradby) December 9, 2021

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

He is in trouble with this one.

 

[AndyWolves]

Utterly appalled by this government and this prime minister, and the contempt with which they treat us all. pic.twitter.com/M61lgWnML0

— Brian Bilston (@brian_bilston) December 7, 2021

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

This is the thing with habitual liars. Eventually you get caught out, because it's lie on top of lie on top of lie. People might believe the first or even the second one on face value. As you go down the chain, it's too easy to unravel. We knew Johnson was a liar, this was all inevitable.

I speak from experience as a) someone who used to do that when I had substance issues (not that it's an excuse, but nor am I that person any more) and b) someone who had to ostracise an idiot who would never learn not so long ago.

 

[Tony Towner]

I speak from experience as a) someone who used to do that when I had substance issues (not that it's an excuse, but nor am I that person any more) and b) someone who had to ostracise an idiot who would never learn not so long ago

Poor Kenny

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

He claimed he never slagged off Matt Murray when we conceded vs Norwich in December 2006 when I saw him do it on TV the following day.

Had to go.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

If they actually do lose North Shropshire (I remain to be convinced) then that will be huge.

Tory vote over the years:

2019: 62.7% (Labour 22.1%)
2017: 60.5% (Labour 31.1%)
2015: 51.5% (Labour 19.9%)
2010: 51.5% (Lib Dems 20.9%)
2005: 49.6% (Labour 25.9%)
2001: 48.6% (Labour 35.2%)
1997: 40.2% (Labour 36.0%)

Essentially it's the kind of seat they never need to think about.

 

[WolfMan]

Read some interesting analysis a while back that said the Tories are actually in quite a lot of trouble medium to long term, as their base in the shires is much more vulnerable to the lib Dems than it appears and the red wall seats are liable to switch once brexit is fading as a hot topic.

 

[lemonjelly]

n shrops is a massive barometer of how boris is fucking the tories. I agree with you that the most likely outcome is they'll hold, but if they did lose it, I'd expect internal pressure on boris to escalate a fair bit.

it really does come to something when the entire fucking cabinet go into hiding from the media on the day strattons video became public. I want to assume it's because they all went "nah, you'll have to front this" to boris, but actually i think it's more cos they're cowards.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Not one of them has any ability at all, Nadine fucking Dorries is in there. Doing a very good job of trying to nab Gav's mantle of "worst Cabinet Minister ever".

 

[Dublin Drummer Wolf]

I speak from experience as a) someone who used to do that when I had substance issues (not that it's an excuse, but nor am I that person any more) and b) someone who had to ostracise an idiot who would never learn not so long ago.

So that's why Kenny doesn't post on here anymore!

 

[Derby Wolf]