James O'Brien on the worst thing that Boris Johnson has ever done.
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- James O'Brien on the worst thing that Boris Johnson has ever done.
'When he sent Jacob Rees-Mogg to give the Queen unlawful advice about the prorogation of Parliament, that blew away the last scintilla of possible sincerity in the Brexit campaign.'
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Cheating on his wife when she was having chemo or condemning that poor woman in Iran to longer prison time.
His handling of the Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe case was so egregious it should have disbarred him from standing for further public office. End.
I agree. A disgusting display of stupidity and incompetence.
Josh
She and her family, are still suffering because of that k**b head.
There is so much to chose from that I was having difficulty deciding, but after seeing your comment, I will go with your choice. Not only did he get her into the mess in the first place (bad enough) but failed to do anything meaningful or effective to undo HIS mistake - inexcusable!
@@srp01983
Is it really a surprise to anyone by now that we are being led by the incompetent. You just cannot ever envisage anyone more incompetent than Boris Johnson, Rees Mogg, David Davis and some of the other half-wits that he has and has had in his Cabinet and other positions of responsibility. A responsibility which most of them evade at all costs.
Yes, and the 4.8 B of fraud that Sunak is “pardoning” would be enough to get her free from jail
Leaving his wife (mother of his 4 children) when she got cancer; and the family and those children needed his support . Unforgiveable!
Yeah that's pretty low in my book. I mean if it's not working it's not working but you can still act with decency during the process and be supportive or delay the emotional turmoil until later. Really low.
and I wonder what the minister for the 18th century, Lord Snooty, thinks of that considering his strong Christian Catholic beliefs.
@@michaeloneill9831 Lord Snooty was on Channel 4 news earlier tonight when Cathie asked him about liezwhat he felt about lies given he was a man of faith . He quoted the Ten Commandments. "Though shall not bear false witness against thy neighbours " . Commanders broken ? ALL OF THEM !
Each to their own ….people have done worse
@@MrPaultopp not everyone is the prime minister, supposed to lead by example
left his pregnant wife with cancer for a younger woman , throws aside his wives like lolipops, tells single mums theyre essentially worthless but has created 4.
The worst thing he's done, is brexit, which he didn't want, but he changed his mind, to advance his career. The man is a monster. A very dangerous monster.
James O Brian: president Obama. Said there is power if we work together ❤ He said we need our allies, we need information from there intelligences, they need our intelligences, When we go to war we need our allies help etc.
So, the worst thing he did is uphold the result of a democratic vote...the fact you think this proves you are anti democratic. Jeremy Corbyn changed his mind about the EU after DECADES of being anti EU, solely because he realised the majority of Labour voters voted remain...THAT is pathetic.
Nonsense. We voted for Brexit and he got it for us.
"A very dangerous monster"? Come on! He's not smart enough to be dangerous. :-)
Brexit is by far the best thing he's done. What we voted for.
Burning money in front of homeless people is pretty shocking. How we then expected him to be empathetic to the most vulnerable is our fault.
Not my fault, I never voted for him or his ilk
Certainly isn't "our" fault. It might be yours and other people who voted him in but they all need to understand that it's okay to accept defeat and admit that he duped you. It's far more respectable than blindly defending the man.
Jesus! Did he do that?
@@tybes99 just to be clear; I didn't vote for the clown.
@@anotherdave7809 hence my use of the word might but I appreciate you being transparent. Unlike those in Whitehall 👀
Endangered peace on the island of Ireland.
Let's not forget what he said about the people of my home city, all because they wanted justice for the people who died due to the Hillsborough disaster. Absolutely unforgivable.
That alone should have stopped his political career in its track, but the very complicit right-wing press made him out to be some sort of statesman, a Winston Churchill reincarnation, really unforgivable.
Oh yes I remember that, Liverpudlians love wallowing in their victim status wasn't it ? as he went on to blame the deaths on drunken fans and not the police.
@@pureplay7071 save it you heartless fool
@@djdoolittle1315 I don’t understand your comment. Can you please clarify what you mean?
@@pureplay7071 Boris The Party Animal ?
It's JUST Boris.
We will never truly know the half of what he and his dispicable party have done😡
Moving pensioners out of hospital back to their care homes without even testing for COVID unbelievable
look , stop criticising Nicola Sturgeon, she 's said she is sorry for providing mercy deaths to ailing elderly residents suffering a horrid life in a care home
What covid tests? They never worked!!!
@@bigbinji6145 this is about bojo.
FOCUS.
nothing sturgeon did or didn't do is about johnson.
@@op3129 they can't function without 'Whataboutism'
Oh don't ya know that was the SNP's fault? 🤔 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Being sarcastic obviously 😉
Given that he's done all of these things in full view, I'm given we'll never know about the very worse things he has ever done.
And the worst so far.
As my mother has always said, if you see one rat there are 50 more behind the walls.
Imagine the worst, and he will have probably done it.
Working for the Kremlin while in charge of the home office. Comrade Boris will be loved in red square.
The worst thing he has ever done is believing that he is untouchable and no rules apply to him. Its always someone else's problem.
I hold his supporters in equal contempt
So far though this believe of his has been validated by facts.... I think there is also a fair chance he will survive partygate. IMHO he should have been rolled over by a dozer that he meant to lie in front of at London airport, ... how anybody believed a thing he said afterwards is beyond me, .... not that his credibility was particularly hight prior
And I hold Jeremy Corbyn supporters in contempt, antisemitism is wrong.
@Hash Lee says the leftist....you lot have zero self awareness, its frightening.
@@richardjones3792Corbyn wasn't actually antisemitic, he was pro-Palestine and anti-Isreals treatment of the Palestinians. Not the same thing. And I fully agree Antisemitism is abhorrent. But the torys used his pro-Palestine sentiment to loose Corbyn any jewish votes.
@@MartynHutchby deliuisional leftwaffa as usual,corbyn always sided with the enemy how many labour mps ran out the party because there jewish
For me most terrible thing he has done and has always done and still does is his lies. Lying like he does makes him unfit to work in any job, unfit in any relationship, unfit as a friend, unfit as a father.
Every politician lies you naive little boy
@@richardjones3792 I understand you want to deflect and apologise for johnson but you are talking to someone who has been around a long time and never experienced anything or anybody as bad as johnson before. He lies in parliament which I have never seen before, he lied to the Queen where he was found guilty in court, I have also never seen that before, he lies in the media and admits his lies and he lies everywhere else. I certainly know that no other politicians lie like that. So you can forget that argument you made up⁷
@@richardjones3792 "There are none so blind as those who will not see"
@@chrislaurenceleo so, he's worse than Tony Blair? Your tribalism and bias is influencing your opinion, you're obviously going to say bojo is the most dishonest pm ever. Why? He's the current tory leader and you're a leftie. Simple as that. The tribalism, bias and lack of self awareness from modern day lefties is nauseating.
@@brendanforde2605 "Those without any genuine insight or original thought need to recycle ancient philosophies to pass themselves off as profound"
it's the burning money in front of the homeless, for me. He's totally reprehensible and always have been. Shows so much of a man's character that he'd go out of his way to inflict shame and sorrow in an already suffering individual. He's heinous, through and through.
@Dean F. It's like that BECAUSE of the Queen and the monarchy in general.
No Gods or Kings - Only Man✊
you mean like the water tight constitution in the USA. I totally agree its not perfect, but at the moment, getting rid of the constitution at this time would be like brexit x 1000, it only takes 1 trump and were Russia!
That's an understatement.
My worst moment was at the start of all the "BoJo” fan club stuff, when he allowed the publication of a Heffer-written editorial about Liverpool and its people published in The Spectator. Following the backlash, instead of showing contrition and embarrassment for his gaffe, was forced by Howard to travel to Liverpool and apologise (the apology was never accepted). He made the situation worse by a tirade of self-pity about “operation scouse-grovel" and wrote that he had spent his time holed up in his hotel for fear of going out and getting robbed.
Narcissistic, out of touch, trivial and with no social intelligence.
Yet here he is, the PM.
Absolutely right. The man has no shame.
Is Scouser hate him and conservative
he had a point, would you go out on the streets of Liverpool after 5 oclock ?
@@bigbinji6145 you don't what your taking about. Lives were destroyed. And they are still hurting..
@@bigbinji6145 yet I live here and I think you one of them people who still judges Liverpool, people talk about rights and wrongs, Scouser s been discriminated against for years and as it sounds it still is
When he showed his cards about herd immunity and told everyone to go back to work the first time. I wonder how many deaths he caused with that one (as well as all the rest) 😐
the estimate was 2 deaths resulted from layabouts being overwhelmed with having to do some work for the first time in 4 months
Guess who gets payed with taxpayers money here?
@@zxgeorger The super rich get most of the money given by governments, OUR money. We deserve better.
He will have such a hard fall eventually. His corruption will not be forgotten.
Sadly the public will forget when the Tory social media team get into gear like the last election.
If only.....
The only way it cannot be forgotten if he does time for it and have to pay millions in fines.
He will not have lost a nights sleep over it.
julian sturgeon
I just said the same thing to a friend. Its going to be a monumental fall.
Anybody selling front seat tickets lol
The prorogation of parliament gave a deeply troubling insight into the true extent to which Johnson would go to achieve his own ends. Subsequent events have been of little surprise.
I don’t think a man that even considers getting someone beaten up isn’t fit for number 10
To be fair to Johnson he did evolve into throwing things under buses and then blaming bus drivers.
but you would still vote for him...
The worst thing BJ has done by far is to push brexit.
If that's what you believe why don't you go and live in Europe. I for one do not want to be ruled by the E.U.(Germany)
@@Mike35858 Why do you think he can’t go and live in Europe?
@@Mike35858 ooooo what a fresh cutting edge take
@@Mike35858 still banging in Brexshit lies. Wake up to reality
@@Mike35858 I would if you hadn’t taken that possibility away from me by voting us out.
"Let the bodies pile high"
I will never forget that and I don't even doubt its truthfulness.
Shutting down Christmas 2020 when he and the blue noses partied is a close second.
Moral code? He doesn't have one. From his Bullingdon Club days, to the current culling, he's appalling.
At least he's not antisemitic
@@richardjones3792 Oh really???
I still can’t believe that the British public voted him and the tories into the PM office. Him and his party are shameful and don’t care about the British people.
Because the alternative was even worse
@@jobbyomoron8478 are you sure or did you read too much into it from the Daily Mail. The alternative might have been better all round if this reality is such a mess.
@@jobbyomoron8478
Oh bless your simple uneducated ignorant mind 😂😂
Corbynated chicken? NTY
The British public prefer entertainers and charismatic personalities over boring serious pragmatism. Hence the laughing stock we've become.
The entire party has been dreadful since 2010.
Labour with their rampant antisemitism?
@@richardjones3792 that doesn’t detract from the fact this party have been utterly shameful though. Embarrassing.
@@richardjones3792 CHILL.
@@richardjones3792 Deathly afraid Labour will gain power aren't you???
In over 6 decades on this earth it is one of the greatest mysteries to me and probably many others. that in 2022 there are people in the UK That put an X next to a person like JRM at election time.
agree but 7 decades for me!
On Mock The Week, when the subject was unlikely small ads, Josh Widdicombe had a blinder...
'Do you want a reliable plumber at a reasonable rate? Then you shouldn't have voted for Brexit.'
The worst thing he's done is making the comments about Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, there was no need for him to say it and his words were used by Iranians to prosecute her.
The worst thing Boris Johnson ever did was becoming Prime Minister.
The worst thing Boris Johnson ever did was being born
@@hpvspeedmachine4183 he will probably lie about being born
he came out the bumhole @@hpvspeedmachine4183
Defending Cummings eye test was the thing that wound me up the most, saying "he's explained it and the matter is closed", and also how all the cabinet came out in unison defending him. I'll never forget it
I remember seeing kids in the park playing football and taunting two police saying they were testing their eyes!
"doff cap, tug forelock, look the other way.." laughing through the tears
It is scary to know that people say
- "He's only human"
- "We all make mistakes"
- "It is difficult being PM, I can't see you doing a better job than he is?"
- "You're a great PM"
My question is, why do people still support Boris still...
there is no answer, other than maybe folks are not paying much attention
The people who support Johnson, believe all the BS he spouts, and are too naive to realise that it's all lies..
"It is difficult being PM, I can't see you doing a better job than he is?"
That is an all too common feeble attempt to silence criticism of people's neglect and incompetence. If I see a plane in ten pieces in a field, it's not unreasonable for me to say someone messed up. Whether I could do a better job than the pilots, ground crew, manufacturer of the aircraft, etc, is patently irrelevant to fact that they were tasked with doing their utmost to prevent the plane from crashing.
Likewise, Johnson as leader of the elected party is tasked to uphold the integrity and values of being Prime Minister. I can't think of a PM who has failed as spectacularly in that capacity as Johnson.
Saying thank you to the nurses that sat with him while he was in hospital with covid, while at the same time trying to get them kicked out of the country because they were European.
Never happened.
Don't let the truth get in the way of your agenda...people like you are scumbags...dishonest, utterly biased, unbalanced.
@@richardjones3792 So your saying that Boris never went to hospital with covid?
Or is it that if you did not apply for residency in the UK, you had to leave the country. You don't believe?
And to get residency you had to prove how long you'd been in the country and when you entered the country, which as a European was very had to do under the freedom of movement. I know a few people that had to go back due to this.
I am willing to accept I am wrong, but your going to have to show me in some way. But just saying I am wrong is not going to cut it.
@@dolphin069 What never happened, Boris in hospital with covid or the apply for residency thing, after proving how long you'd been in the country? And if you did not get residency you had to leave.
So what bit was wrong ?
@@maximushaughton2404 no one got kicked out of the country. They made it very easy for EU healthcare staff to stay.
Hillsborough statement 2004 in the Spectator , absolute disgrace.
didn't 5,000 ticketless Scouser hooligans not cause the crush ? cops should have let the drunken fans create a crush outside the ground , plenty of room to move away , of course all in hindsight
Blame his father for spawning the disgrace.
@ Le Plessis • “LIKE FATHER , LIKE SON.
That deed actually happened on the day I was born!
Brexit, the greatest disaster for the UK since Stanley Johnson ran out of condoms!
@@Alan-xxxxxx My condolence for the unfortunate coincidence
His most damaging and iniquitous contribution to the disintegration of Britain was.surely his early work as Brussels correspondent in which deliberately and knowingly invented and published falsehoods concerning the EU. He contributed to making euroscepticism socially acceptable, preparing the terrain for Farage (and, in all probability the Russian backed destabilisation campaign).
One thing that got me mad today is when Boris Johnson fat shamed Ian Blackford today at PMQs
Omg! Fat shamed! Have you reported him for a hate crime yet? Get a life.
@@richardjones3792 Crawl back under your stone.
@@IntelligentArtefact I'd rather crawl back under your missus
@@richardjones3792 Oh Richard you are welcome.. You will then be 7 feet deep.
missing the first 5 cobra meetings,they didnt take it seriously
I'm with James on the prorogation of Parliament. Because it shows he's even prepared to undermine our democracy to get what he wants.
Speaking as a father, Boris Johnson shows no real paternal responsibility. I would go as far as saying he shows contempt for his own children. We know he had cheated on his last wife in their family home, whilst she was away, but this is the children's home too. He doesn't care, it's all about him.
The fact that he's been hosting "Business Meetings" whilst the country was in lockdown is bad enough, but the icing on the (ambush) cake was the fact that he's obviously lying about it time and again, and is just expecting the public to believe him because he considers us unintelligent shows that he is aggrogant pompous and massively out of touch.
I dont think hes expecting the public to believe him but I do think he simply expects to get away with it without any repurcussions
Exactly James: for me too, the illegal Prorogation shattered the whole fabric of the nation. Grease Smogg was the Lord President of the (Privy) Council, which is why he was despatched to call on the Queen - and lie to her on behalf of Bent Boris. When the Supreme Court overruled No 10, THAT was the moment that Bent Boris, Smogg et al should have resigned. That's when they debased our Monarchy and Parliamentary Democratic system. For me, that action alone is completely and utterly unforgiveable. The whole bunch nauseate me down to my bowels.
There are so many disgusting things he's done and continues doing without a care. It's hard to pick one but to me the thing that will stick and impact UK society is how he planted the seed into people's minds (especially the young generation) that bullying, lying, racism, misogynism and breaking laws and rules is cool. He's like a Medieval mountbank or mummer "seducing" people and changing the ethic codex, the basic rules of human interaction and the decent conduct of a member of parliament who acts on behalf of the people who voted them into this position.
So he causes great damage to his country's international standing right now but he also causes damage to UK society for years to come. Brexit, as bad as it may be, is just a tool for him, what he really did to the UK goes far deeper.
The automatic response is revulsion, so why do these young people not feel this. What has also gone wrong with the social education of young people. Where is the leadership in the house hold?
@@casperwallace9685 it does affect the young generation to a great deal. However, there's mature people, some even in high positions who manipulate the youngsters. Why? Some may find satisfaction in this feeling of great power and being untouchable by the aurhorities at the same time. Some of them even are authorities themselves.
I can't say who is more disgusting - the youngster who doesn't use their brain to think for themselves, who doesn't use their 24/7 web-time to actually do some research, evaluation and learning or this mature person who does know better but abuses others and the system itself for their personal gain and vanity.
Bottomline: only the voters can stop this but then again... is there really an alternative?
In my 6 decades of lifetime I've seen Tories and Labour ping-poning the leadership. Both put party before country, both lied, both had their scandals and both share the responsibility for the situation the UK is in, today. It's the consrquence of the last 50 years of UK Gov.
@@sassandsavvy007 It has, but Scotland ditched the Tories 55 years ago and have never voted them into Government since. They got 5 constituency seats at the last election. 2015 Scotland wiped out Labour who got 2 constituency seats.
Its not that it can't be done, it's people who know better are not putting in the hours and time to educate the un-educated.
@@casperwallace9685 I agree 100% and although I've no Scottish blood I'm an SNP member. It can be done and hopefully Scotland gets independce soon. WM is like a giant grindstone around her neck. Time to get away and build her own future.
As to the Tories in Scotland... with people like Carlow, Ross or the Baroness I'm almost feeling pitty for them... almost.
@@sassandsavvy007 I will love to see Ruthy hoping the English pay for her 300. per day tax free. When Scotland leaves.
The worst thing about people like Boris and Reese Mogg is that they are like English mascots, caricatures of Englishness during the Empire.
So, the Engish see them as their mascots on the world stage. In fact, that is one woman said on a radio show: Preferring to see Boris than Angela Rainer representing England on the International stage.
I think Eddie Mair nailed it in his interview with Johnson. At the end of a list of Johnson's horrible acts EM said to his face, live on tv, " you really are a nasty piece of work aren't you?".....and Johnson never flinched. (It's available on YT.)....Spot on Eddie.
Boris Johnson Brexit bus lie that the NHS would get an extra £350m a week.
also telling everyone at a meeting in N Ireland there would ''not be checks or tariffs on goods from GB to NI''
Totally forgotten now even by the Labour Party.
Is that the Labour ,only interested in EU Union, party
Boris will be warmly remembered for hastening the unification of Ireland, so he will have something to be proud of on his Resume
I agree, prorogation was huge. Brexit generally was bad for us as I have a Spanish wife.
We really are spoilt for choice with “the worst thing” that ABdPJ has done.
Misleading the Queen into the unlawful proroguing of Parliament was special. Had I used dishonesty to cause the suspension of our “democratic” institutions for an extended period, I would likely still be serving time at Her Majesty’s pleasure.
Being such a key component of our departure from the EU is huge for me personally and has blown my future plans and retirement completely out of the water. Such an appalling act of economic vandalism for his own political advancement is unfathomable.
Possibly the biggest sin - that we know of - must surely be his amateurism, incompetence, laziness and corruption around the handling of the Covid 19 pandemic. It was probably always going to result in a high death toll but I am personally convinced that many tens of thousands have died needlessly as he does “his thing”.
@Paul Bishop • YOUR POST SHOWS WISDOM WHICH ,BORIS THE CHAMELEON HAS NONE!!
Blood on his hands.
Whether it was Hancock or Boris I'm not sure, but discharging untested and incredibly vulnerable patients from hospital back to their care homes mid-pandemic was the worst thing for me. That borders on intentional harm and homicide in my opinion, I can't believe he remained in power after that and trying to hide the care home death toll like they didn't matter. It really is sickening.
You answered your own question. By effectively removing the control of Parliament over the government he laid down the path to everything that is happening right now.
In a word, BRexit. We can recover from all the rest relatively soon but BRexit is damage for a generation at least.
Literally „Letting the bodies pile high.“
Worst thing Johnson has done? continuing to draw breath and procreating!
Listen to audio online of Johnson talking to his friend Darius Guppy plotting to have a journalist assaulted and hospitalised.
"worst thing that Boris Johnson has ever done" draw breath
I thought that too.
The choice is too vast to pick any one bad thing about him. As soon as I think of something arrogant ignorant or horrendous he has done, something more obnoxious leaps to mind. The revulsion I feel for the narcissistic brute is too unhealthy to contemplate for long. And it's not just me being political, some of my best friends are a bit corrupt, and tories.
The Garden Bridge project. Boris oversaw a £43m spend of public money (£161,000 on a website, £417,000 on a gala and paid its executives £1.7m) before the project was abandoned. How are people not more outraged.
Even if Boris rides this storm out, given his temperament another is sure to follow.
"The best way to honour Jo Cox's memory, is to get Brexit done."
Existing. I don’t blame him for being born, that wasn’t his choice, but his continuing existence (because what we see isn’t him, that’s just a character), is just the worst thing he has done. If he disappeared overnight - and I can wish - then no one will miss him while we deal with the damage that his existence has created
Wow you seem a mentally balanced person ,taken the old medication lately ?
@ Roger Harris • BRILLIANT, POST OF THE DAY.
@@jasonparfitt5936 wow, misplaced comma, an extra unnecessary space. Is English your first language, comrade?
@@LiveDonkeyDeadLion keep taking the meds
@@jasonparfitt5936 Da, comrade
I don't know about the worst thing that he has ever done, how can I. The events that anger me most are the presentation of that touring bus declaring that millions of pounds are going to the NHS. Corrupt bullying.
"...Or do you want to go back to when he was born?!" 😂
That's brutal- unintentional or not 😂
There isn't enough hours in the day! Everything 'Boris' stands for with the character/personality is unfortunately exactly the kind of person that people voted for when they voted him in as PM. Nothing more than a caricature and poster boy for his cronies. But also worryingly, he epitomises a megalomaniac. Is he any different from Donald Trump? Or maybe Putin? I would essentially say no he isn't. Too many people have let the 'funny' antics fool them. He's all about the power and he will do everything he can to hold onto it as long as he can! The next general election cannot come soon enough. I hope this stays with people for a long time.
Surely his appalling initial handling of the covid epidemic is the worst? He dithered and delayed lockdown and refused to restrict people pouring in from abroad. This led to a huge number of avoidable deaths. One of the worst in Western Europe. He has done countless terrible things but that one led to a lot of people dying.
Tip of the iceberg I’m sure. Time for him and his government to go.
I remember when he hosted have I got news for you, we thought it was hilarious to see him as a bumbling toff that felt like a character from the fast show and couldn’t possibly have conceived that he would ever be PM.
When he was MP for Henley, he played in a charity football match at Reading FC ground. He decided to tackle using rugby tackles. Playing to his own rules 25 years ago.
Oh, but he's such fun.....
I will never forgive him for Brexit and 170,000 + deaths caused by his negligience in handling covid.
Sometimes I don't know what's worse. Rich kids in Eton burning money in front of homeless people , or the working people who keep voting for them.
Boris cares little about fuel crisis and poor , taking away £20 pw then saying he himself can’t survive on a million a year!!!!!
Pete Jones
You could say that was rubbing salt into the wound, of many people claiming the awful universal credit.
@@siversurfer3541 true but if your put on u.c there’s nothing you can do but try and manage. But it shows you these mps don’t live in the land of the living ( or should I say surviving)
@@petejones4931 Yes it's just surviving it seems. I used to volunteer at a city, homeless centre. The advent of UC, definitely drove the homeless crisis through the roof.
As you say though, the Tories don't have a clue nor do they care.
Distilling hospital patients into care homes without testing for covid. Reckless.
Going green is the most annoying thing for ME
Proroguing Parliament without justification and lying to the Queen in the process.
All of things that we know he has actually done must only be surpassed by the things that remain hidden.
Calling military veterans on the Stop The War march "a national disgrace"
Remember that one?
Should have just left him on that zip wire imho
BREATHED.
I'm still greatfull . I'm not under a labour government..!!. We'd still be in total lock down, .
The people would most likely be better cared for.
Yet another GEM ... James. Many thanks.
If he put a single pet on a plane instead of a human being during the Afghan shambles that will be the worst thing, but yeah - closing Parliament is up there and sending his lapdog to lie to the Queen as the vilest of his tricks.
Truth is he’s is the best flag waver for Scottish independence 🤔 so the worse he gets the better the result
🏴🏴🏴Once we break the shackles of tyranny😡😡😡
James is the best
I have spent hours thinking about this, everytime I come up with a "definitive" answer up comes "yes, but what about?". I don't believe that it comes down to one particular event but the accumulation of, everything!
Justice must
Herd immunity at the beginning of the pandemic.
From there we all knew that this was another subject he knew nothing about…
Why he is still the prime sinister ???
I fear the worse is yet to come, or yet to be uncovered.
Not giving NHS nurses the pay increase.. after being served by them.😡
Utter disgraceful behaviour , they all need to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Negligently manslaughtered 280,000 people.
A highly enjoyable if rather undignified temper tantrum. Thank you, more please...
didn't he pay to get a journalist beaten up? or did he just discuss it?
I think he gave the thugs the name and address of the journalist but whether that's because he's craven or he was organising it, I don't know. He definitely had a hand in it though.
Yer but Corbyn wore the wrong sort of coat to the Cenotaph ,so obviously that was a worse sin in the eyes of the hard of thinking English voter
@@lesdarcy813 And your excuse for the hard of thinking who voted for Brexit is?
The options are too many it is simply impossible to pick a winner.
This is one vile individual.
Does he actually govern? Every time I watch the news, I see him roaming around in a factory or business like Kim Yong Un on inspection. With all the partying in between, when does he find the time to deal with the actual issues?
The extreme Tory Brexit that he has partially imposed on us.
The loss of life, financial loss, etc caused by his appalling handling of the pandemic was a close contender but I think Brexit will surpass it, in every aspect, as time goes on.
He went from eccentricity to downright stupidity when describing table tennis as whiff whaff at the Chinese Olympics. It is like describing the tournament during the world cup as FOOTY. From then on he has continued to act demented, sadly, but he's proud of it.
I don't think we know the worst thing he's done. Hopefully he's not still doing it.
Not really directly affecting me, but I think probably for me it's his attitude to his children and former families. As a dad, I can't imagine how you can do that to your children.
Wow, I’ve never seen so many comments that I want to give a thumbs up to.
Worth pointing out that Raab, specifically, said he would prorogue parliament for as long as it took to force Brexit through i.e. Completely suborn parliament.
James O'Brien. OOH.....Matron....I'm so clever. I can use big words and everyfink!