Wicked And Sadistic

A close friend of Princess Diana has slammed Netflix as sadistic and Wicked over its portrayal of her last hours in the latest series of ‘The Crown’.

Simone Simmons, a friend of the late princess, was positively critical of the show’s decision to recreate the moments before Diana’s untimely death in a Paris car crash in 1997. The streaming giant’s fifth season of the programme airs on November 9.

It features haunting scenes showing the former Princess of Wales entering a limousine shortly before the fatal accident. Netflix insists it won’t recreate the crash in the latest series.

Ms Simmons told a newspaper outlet that these were cruel, sadistic and wicked people to recreate these moments and that they were the lowest of the low.

She said that they’re rewriting history as they go along and that’s what makes her so furious.

Ms Simmons went on to slam the flagship show as disgusting and sick and asked if they were setting out to hurt the feelings of Prince William and Prince Harry.

She said it’s forcing them to relive the pain, agony, and psychological torment they suffered when their mother died.

It’s expected the Prince of Wales may be outraged at scenes recreating his mother’s notorious 1995 interview with Martin Bashir, which was last year believed to have been acquired unlawfully after Bashir fabricated invoices to gain the princess’s trust.

Prince William, 40, later gave a public statement saying the interview had been a significant contribution to making his parent’s relationship worse and said it should never be aired again.

In a recent letter to a newspaper outlet, actress Dame Judi Dench described the forthcoming series of ‘The Crown’ as crude sensationalism and wickedly unfair to the Royal Family and suggested it should feature a disclaimer at the start of each episode.

She wrote that no one was a greater believer in artistic freedom than she was, but this could not go unchallenged.

She said the programme-makers have resisted all calls for them to carry a disclaimer at the beginning of each episode. The time has come for Netflix to reconsider, for the sake of a family and a country so recently bereaved, as a mark of respect to a sovereign who served her people so dutifully for 70 years, and to preserve their own reputation in the eyes of their British subscribers.

‘The Crown’ has been a massive hit for Netflix, and it now spends about £11.5 million per episode.

The fact remains that Prince Harry tears strips into the press regarding his mother, yet Netflix has to be silenced.

It will be extremely distressing for both William and Harry to watch their mother’s death recreated, although it is true that they don’t have to watch it if they choose not to, but the fact that it’s been recreated for TV is heartbreaking enough.

A lot of programmes like this make it clear that you’re watching a dramatisation of events, in other words, not a documentary, whereas ‘The Crown’ doesn’t make that distinction.

I must confess, it’s a really good series, particularly the first couple of seasons, and the portrayal of the Queen in a couple of series was extremely good, and the actress was amazing and recreated the role exceptionally well.

We know that some of the Royal Family have watched ‘The Crown’ and enjoyed it, but it’s a dramatisation, and I wouldn’t imagine it bares any resemblance to the truth.

Apparently, the Queen watched it on a Sunday night whilst playing it on a large projector. Camilla seemingly loves it. So, it doesn’t seem that many of the Royal Family are aggrieved by it, unlike most of the public who are getting hysterical about it and trying to defend those that really don’t need to be defended.

The Tory leadership Contest Is Over For Boris Johnson

Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson has dropped out of the Tory leadership race and was met with a barrage of memes via social media.

Twitter users responded with hilarity at the news, following speculation about whether or not Boris Johnson had acquired the required 100 nominations from fellow Conservative MPs.

Only sixty-seven Parliamentarians were known for sure to have publicly supported the ex-Prime Minister, despite protestations from his supporters that he had further backers.

So, it’s happened. After all the different claims from the Boris Johnson headquarters, their man has dropped out of the latest Tory leadership race, and it looks like Rishi Sunak will effectively be our new Prime Minister.

Of course, it’s sad for Boris Johnson, but by a wide margin the best result for the country because the possibility of Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson going down to the wire was and is extremely alarming.

Now hopefully Britain has got what it sorely needs, a clear result, around which warring Tory factions can, with luck, settle and connect because a deal between the two contenders was never really on the cards.

Now scores of social media users have vowed to withdraw their Tory Party memberships after Boris Johnson bowed out of the race for No 10.

Some said they only joined the party because of Boris Johnson while others expressed their dislike for Rishi Sunak, who looks set to become the next prime minister.

One person wrote that they were revoking their membership. That they’d voted for Tory all their life but become a member of Boris Johnson and they were so disgruntled. Another said that Boris had dropped out and that they were no longer a Conservative voter.

A Scottish MP said Rishi Sunak will be just as bad for the people of Scotland after Boris Johnson pulled out of the race to become the next prime minister.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford’s comments came as the ex-chancellor has been dubbed the favourite to top the ballot of MPs after Boris Johnson’s theatrical departure from the bid on Sunday evening.

The candidates for the election to replace Liz Truss will now potentially be solely between Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt, the Leader of the House.

Commenting, the SNP’s Westminster leader said that no Tory Prime Minister can or will deliver for Scotland, and with his history of callous austerity from his time as chancellor we know Rishi Sunak will be just as bad as Boris Johnson was for the people of Scotland.

The monied men have already decided that Rishi Sunak is going to be Prime Minister, that’s why nobody else really stood a chance, but they don’t care about the common people, they just care about the money for them, and the British people didn’t vote for Rishi Sunak, and this just spells the end of the Tories.

Yes, Rishi Sunak is going to be the next Prime Minister, but he should be telling us how he’s going to deliver, and it will be cuts for the general population to suffer.

He will become the next Prime Minister, but the problem is people don’t trust him, and how can he know anything about poverty and what the general public is going through right now when his wife is worth a gigantic fortune? And he comes across as geeky, creepy and unrelatable.

I would have never voted Rishi Sunak in. I rather vote for the Raving Loony Monster Party.

Boris Johnson was a liar, and Liz Truss was catastrophically incompetent, and that’s all that the Tories are, and will continue to be, and they will also be a disaster for the economy.

The Death Certificate For Robbie Coltrane Lists Six Causes Of Death, Including Organ Failure

Comedy legend Robbie Coltrane died from a series of illnesses including multiple organ failure, his death certificate shows.

The 6 foot 1 Harry Potter star is understood to have been ill for some time, with other causes detailed including diabetes and obesity.

Robbie Coltrane celebrated for both his acting and his comedy, passed away eight days ago at the age of 72.

His death certificate gives both his professional name and the original birth name of Anthony Robert McMillan. He assumed the surname Coltrane in the 1970s in tribute to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane.

Other causes of death given were sepsis, where an infection triggers a severe response throughout the body, lower respiratory tract infection and heart obstruction.

A heart block occurs when the electrical impulses that regulate your heartbeat are delayed or thwarted.

Robbie’s death was registered by his ex-wife, Pilates instructor Rhona Gemmell, who he’d stayed close to after they split.

The dad of two appeared in movies including the crime drama ‘Mona Lisa’ with Bob Hoskins and Bond films ‘Golden Eye’ and ‘The World Is Not Enough’.

It’s heartbreaking that he was ill for a period of time before dying. He was a fantastic actor and will live on in that way, and he had a life well lived, and now he should be left in peace.

Sadly his conditions were ganging up on him, but still, he was a fantastic performer and he will eternally be replaceable, and it was an undeserved end for one who brought so much pleasure and gentle grace to his art.

Mum Forced To Tell Son, 10, She Can’t Afford Christmas Presents

A heartbroken mum has been forced to tell her 10-year-old son that she won’t be able to afford any Christmas presents this year due to the cost of living crisis.

Christine Borton, 48, was crushed when she had to tell her young son Dayjanta Samuels not to expect any presents on Christmas Day.

She said the lad already knew and wasn’t shocked as he was aware of the family’s desperate financial situation.

The single mum of three has been struggling to pay the bills since she was left unemployed due to medical reasons and lost her position as a support worker last year.

She’s been forced to survive on food banks and Universal Credit monthly handouts since April but said that it doesn’t cover her monthly bills.

Now Christine is facing further winter hardship as the cost of living crisis ramps up fuel and electric bills, leaving her short on cash.

The mum has chosen to sidestep buying gifts so she and her son can make it through the winter months.

Christine, who has two grown-up children and lives with Dayjanta in Wednesbury, West Midlands, said that life was difficult right now, and that she was unable to cover all her outgoings, and that she couldn’t cover her basic needs never mind presents.

She said that she told her son about four weeks ago. She told him there wouldn’t be any gifts and it broke her heart. She said he’d been looking forward to a Christmas present but he now realises it won’t happen, and she believes that he already knew, so wasn’t shocked.

She added that she’s extremely worried about the next few months and that her son keeps looking at the electric meter and keeps telling her how much they’ve used and that he’s obsessed about their finances all the time.

She said that a 10-year-old shouldn’t have to worry about that.

Christine, who is trying to get back into work, has now called on the government to better support struggling families during the winter, and she added that the only plan she has is to get a job, but she’s tried.

She said her bills are almost £1,200 and her Universal Credit doesn’t cover that. She said she’s not been shopping since January, and her freezer is empty.

She continued that she doesn’t think that the government actually cares. They have given a bit of money to help with energy, but what about gas? What about food?

It’s extremely sad what’s happening in this country right now, but splashing it all over the national newspaper isn’t going to help the poor boy. He will be a target for bullies and ridiculed. Many are in the same position this year.

Boris Johnson Accused Of Lying

The Tories hit a new low today as Boris Johnson was accused of lying in the undignified race for No 10.

As he flew back from his holiday in a frantic bid to muster support, Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer offered ‘serious, credible change’, saying that the Tories were unable to govern themselves.

Boris Johnson claims to have 100 MP supporters, but Tory MP Richard Holden said that they didn’t exist. Rishi Sunak has 113 backers and Penny Mordaunt has 23.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was engaged in a bizarre numbers game in the race for No 10, as he declared that he had the support of 100 MPs was rubbished.

His disbelieving adversary Rishi Sunak sent out a message to the effect of: ‘Prove it, mate”, and Sunak-backing MP Richard Holden went a stage further, by saying that they didn’t exist.

By late evening on Saturday, only 54 had publicly declared for the ex-PM and put it in writing in nomination papers.

Ex-Chancellor Rishi Sunak, the bookies’ favourite at 2/5, had 113 confirmed backers while Commons leader Penny Mordaunt was trailing on 23 and, with a 33-1 shot, it may not make the final cut.

The Sunday Mirror revealed the ‘Bring Boris Back’ plot seven weeks ago.

MPs’ phones were red hot as each camp attempted to entice supporters away from the other. One Boris Johnson supporter said that they’d had several calls from Rishi’s people promising the earth if they switched sides.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer told a newspaper outlet that the country was fed up to the back teeth with this Tory chaos.

He said that they’re furious and they want their voice, which is why we need a General Election now, and that it was time to put this country first, and the party second, and that the Tories were unfit to rule the country and unable to govern themselves.

He said that we don’t have to go on like this. That he leads a serious, credible, changed Labour Party with a strategy for economic stability, employment and development.

MPs are adamant that Boris Johnson must keep Jeremy Hunt on as Chancellor even though he was a Remainer and never got a job under Brexiteer BoJo.

The ex-PM has also been told to offer Rishi Sunak either Foreign or Home Secretary and rehire some of the 59 ministers who quit in July forcing Boris Johnson to resign. Ms Mordaunt is likely to become deputy Prime Minister whoever succeeds.

Electoral Calculus predicts that on recent polls the Tories would have just 48 MPs of the 365 they had in 2019 if an election was held tomorrow. That means they would face 507 Labour MPs, up from 203 now, and be behind the SNP on 52, making Nicola Sturgeon’s Scots Nats the official opposition.

The trouble with Boris Johnson is he’s a bit of a weasel, and a self-serving fibber, and he doesn’t have a heart or even care about the working people, the unemployed, old or vulnerable, just himself, and we really need a General Election.

And how can Boris Johnson come back when he was booted out? Well, unfortunately, it’s a closed vote and they can do whatever they want, unfortunately, and just as he was booted out he can be booted back in.

Boris Johnson lies, that’s what he does, he’s a natural, and it’s likely his only talent, and it’s exasperating that grown adults are lining up to be lied to again, and once a liar always a liar.

Storm Warning Issued By The Met Office

A yellow weather warning has been issued for large regions of Britain, with downpours predicted to bring as much as 60 mm of rain within a two to three-hour period.

The weather forecasters said that the storm would be accompanied by blustery winds and hail. Most areas will, however, see 10-20 mm of rain over a three-hour period.

The locations impacted include the West Midlands, the East of England, London and South East England, South West England, Wales and Yorkshire and the Humber.

The Met Office warned that lightning and flooding could lead to road closures, as well as delays and cancellations of public transport.

They reported that a band of heavy rainfall would drive northwards through Sunday morning, pursued by scattered heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon and that further heavy rain and thunderstorms were likely during Sunday evening and night, especially across eastern parts of England, easing later.

Evidently, 10-20 mm of precipitation is likely in 1 to 3 hours in multiple locations, with 30 mm in a few places through the morning. However, where thunderstorms transpire during the afternoon, evening and overnight, there’s a slight possibility of 20-30 mm falling within an hour and as much as 60 mm in 2-3 hours, along with lightning and a possibility of blustery winds. This will most probably happen across the eastern regions of England.

The agency said there was a slight risk of local flooding from surface water across the south and the east of England and the Midlands, and they added that lands, roads and some properties may flood and there may be travel disruption.

It comes as the Environment Agency urged people in the Swindon region to be prepared for potential flooding after water levels rose significantly in the River Cole following heavy rain on Friday.

They said that property flooding was not currently anticipated, but said that river levels were elevated but constant on the River Cole following extremely heavy rainfall in the Swindon region.

It was said that river levels were below the flood risk threshold on Dorcan Brook, and therefore, flooding of low-lying land, footpaths and roads was expected to persist, particularly in the Covingham area of Swindon.

They said that further showers were likely, clearing overnight and that they were closely observing the situation, and that their incident response staff had been in the area removing weed and trash scenes and would continue to monitor over the weekend.

So, it’s going to be a bit wet and windy, with all these amber alerts. Years ago we would just grit our teeth and just get on with it, and before that people would just chew coal for dinner and keep their coats on the bed to keep warm, and the snow was so deep that when you opened the front door it would end up inside the house, and of course, a hot meal was a mustard sarnie. People today don’t know how good they’ve got it.

Of course, this will help to top up Britain’s drought from the summer months – won’t need a hosepipe ban now!

Working Royals Are Not To Be Cut Further By The Conservative King Charles

Sources close to Charles have said he has no plans to decrease the number of working royals from the current 11, more than any of the other European monarchies. His decision is one of several that demonstrates a desire to be much more conservative than many anticipated and also follow his late mother’s approach.

It comes despite signals from within the Palace that he wants a slimmed-down coronation next year, costing taxpayers less to reflect the economic challenges facing Britain.

In his first 45 days on the throne, the 73-year-old monarch has won acclaim for his more informal touchy-feely approach to the job, but he’s closely followed the late Queen in other ways.

Charles, for example, is set to stop declaring how much tax he pays on the grounds that his mother, who started paying voluntarily in 1993, never published a summary of her payments.

The King, who as Prince of Wales felt he should set an example on transparency, paid £5.8 million tax on an income of £23 million income from the hereditary Duchy of Cornwall estate last year.

Aides have said that, although the plans still have to be finally signed off, the intention is that he will pursue Queen Elizabeth’s approach, and Prince William, as the new Prince of Wales will for the first time publish details of his tax bill.

The question is part of a much wider Palace review underway into how the monarchy will operate. With fewer generations of working royals, aides believe it will be hard for the family to undertake as many as 3,500 engagements around the country and the globe.

The family and their advisers are considering what happens to many of the scores of organisations once represented by a royal patron whose presence can help raise funds and bring awareness to causes.

One senior royal source said that these are things that are all being looked at as part of a more comprehensive review at the moment and that William and Kate, the new Prince and Princess of Wales may be able to take on some new patronages and expand their workload.

Kate, in particular, has made it clear that, while she’s passionate about matters such as giving children a more promising start in life, looking after her own children is her primary priority right now.

Before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit in March 2020, some Palace officials had predicted that there would be no role for the King’s siblings when the reign changed.

Most countries just manage with an elected President, and then members of the President’s family, possibly their spouse may accompany them to functions or on visits.

I thought that I would have been more awed by Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, but in fact, I was a tad discomfited by it all because it went on too long and it was a bit over the top.

It had too many imperial overtones and was a tad condescending to the grief-stricken people who weren’t even that grief-stricken.

I’m not even sure we were supposed to be that impressed by rituals made up in the 19th century to compete with those splendours made up for the Napoleonic monarchies, and I suppose that the Coronation may get a flawed response, especially if the ominous projections for British poverty manifest over the winter, and the Royals may need to tread carefully as it wouldn’t take much to trigger an antagonistic response.

And I actually couldn’t understand the outpouring of grief when Queen Elizabeth passed away, it was ridiculous, just as it was for Princess Diana. It wasn’t like they personally knew her, and it was nothing but mass hysteria for somebody they didn’t even know.

As Boris Johnson Ends His Holiday, He Tells Friends He’s Up For It

Senior Tories are attempting to broker a face-to-face meeting between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak in a bid to end the bloodletting engulfing the party, as the ex-Prime Minister concluded his stay in the Dominican Republic and took an overnight flight back to London in the race for the keys to No 10.

Boris Johnson is understood to be keen to meet his estranged former chancellor in the expectancy of burying the hatchet and hammering out a deal to govern together.

With the battle to succeed Liz Truss quickly becoming a two-horse race, a deal between the pair could end the contest immediately and may present the best hope of healing the bitter divisions in Tory ranks.

A senior Tory source said that it was something that had to be tried. The party as it stood was fractured, and it was incumbent on the two greatest talents in the party to see if it could be healed. They added that the question the Conservative Party needed to ask itself is whether it wants to win another General Election and that if it did, then they need to come together now.

A source close to bookies’ favourite Rishi Sunak played down the possibility of peace talks, saying that although he was keen to talk to all colleagues, there were no plans for a meeting with Boris Johnson, but another senior Tory said there were indications that both camps were eager to mend the rift that otherwise threatens to undermine whoever succeeds Liz Truss. They said that on balance, they believed a meeting would happen.

It comes as Sky News photographed the ex-Prime Minister with his wife Carrie Johnson on an overnight British Airways flight back from the Dominican Republic with their children and said the MP received one or two boos as he boarded.

Influential Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen, who was a key Rishi Sunak backer in the last leadership race, said he now wants to see Boris Johnson as Prime Minister with Rishi Sunak alongside him again as chancellor.

Both men enjoyed a surge in support that threatened to make it impossible for rival contenders to get enough nominations to get on the ballot paper.

In a significant intervention, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said he was setting aside his own leadership chances, and suggested he would support Boris Johnson. He said it was necessary to think about who could win the next election for the Conservatives.

Of course, there are still a few cap doffers who will still back Boris Johnson, but most Brits are tired of him, even though Boris has proven himself to be a liar and a conman, yet here are all these people with amnesia.

However, if we do have to put up with Boris Johnson yet again, then he and Rishi Sunak should think about the country, and the hard-working people in Britain, and they should put their differences aside and work together and sort out this enormous mess that we’re in.

The problem is they don’t care about this country or the people. They care about themselves, the super-rich, and how much money they can make, that should be pretty evident by now, and Boris Johnson is ‘Churchillian’ and Rishi Sunak is ‘Reptilian’.

Although Churchill didn’t father unwanted children, and then abandon them as Boris Johnson did, and Churchill didn’t tell lie after lie trying to mislead the public, Boris did, and now you’ll have Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak, one a bumbling egomaniac and the other a sociopath, both bathing in their glory.

Ethan Crumbley, 16, Will Plead Guilty To Murder And Terrorism Charges

Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley will plead guilty to murder and terrorism charges, evading a trial.

He was not offered any plea deal and is expected to spend the remainder of his life in jail.

It’s unclear if he’s reached any form of a plea deal that’s incentivizing him to plead guilty.

Unlike Florida, where Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz barely dodged execution last week, Michigan doesn’t have the death sentence.

Crumbley’s parents have also been charged in the shooting he carried out at Oxford High School.

They’ve been charged with permitting him to have access to firearms and failing to intervene, even on the day of the carnage.

They’d been called into the school to discuss his demonic scribblings on workbooks, where he’d penned about dark thoughts that just wouldn’t stop, and instead of taking him home that day, they left him in school and promised to pursue counselling for the lad.

He then opened fire on classmates, killing four of them. Sixteen-year-old Crumbley is due in court on Monday.

This child’s life is over before it even began, and perhaps if he’d got the support that was needed these heartbreaking and tragic killings wouldn’t have taken place, and obviously he’s an extremely sick individual.

Clearly, the parents had no control over him or just didn’t care, especially having firearms in the home, which is fine for protection but when children are in the home, firearms need to be locked away.

What this child did was bad, we can all agree with that, but his parents need to be held accountable for the role that they played in this complete tragedy, and for totally failing their child.

Knowing what you’re doing takes a healthy and aware person, and clearly, this child is not, and an abused and neglected brain does not form well, and will never reach that point, which means that this child was in survival mode. I’m not condoning what he did, but he never truly stood a chance with parents like that.

And as much as I hate to say it, the school are also guilty and should be held responsible. They contacted the parents because they could clearly see that something was very wrong, and they should have had security search him before they let him back into the classroom.

Obviously, this child was begging for help, but no one did anything. He was saying that the voices kept coming, but nobody did anything. An ambulance should have been called immediately and he should have been forcibly committed so that he could have a lengthy evaluation at a mental hospital.

This is disgusting and this is a tragedy that could have been prevented.

The child was asking for help, he was literally begging for help and no one did anything, and what’s more, the school knew there was a serious situation, and if the parents refused to take the child home, they should have called Child Services, but of course, let’s blame the gun!

A ‘Churchillian’ Return To No.10 Is In The Works For Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson was reportedly planning an extraordinary political comeback last night as he privately urged Conservative MPs, including his rival and odds-on favourite Rishi Sunak to support him in the race to become Prime Minister following Liz Truss’s humiliating resignation only 44 days into the job.

Just weeks after being pushed out, and telling the House of Commons: ‘Hasa la vista, baby!’, Boris Johnson is said to be shoring up alliances by insisting he’s the only contender who can win an election against Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer.

Nevertheless, he will need the support of at least 100 MPs if he wants to become only the third prime minister in history to return for a second time after leaving office, following in the footsteps of his hero, Winston Churchill, and Labour’s Harold Wilson.

While it’s believed he already has the support of 50, compared to Rishi Sunak 39, the possibility of a Boris comeback has forced other Tory MPs to threaten to resign and trigger by-elections, with one branding him ‘ego on sticks’ and another telling him to ‘go back to the beach’. Boris Johnson is presently away on holiday but is said to be planning a speedy return amid the Tory’s latest leadership crisis.

In a bid to mend divisions in the party, he’s reportedly pressing Rishi Sunak, his former Chancellor, to reach out and ‘get back together’. The remarkable olive branch follows months of feuding after the former chancellor was accused of ‘knifing Boris in the back’ when he dramatically left his cabinet post, sparking a ripple of resignations that eventually overturned Boris Johnson’s premiership.

It comes after a source said Boris Johnson admitted he’d made mistakes and he would now be willing to reach out to talents across the party and be a healing, unifying leader.

However, friends of Rishi Sunak doused hopes of a happy reunion, telling a newspaper outlet that while he wants to bury the hatchet, his plan was to become Prime Minister so that he could get on with the task of rebuilding a battered economy.

A source told a newspaper outlet that Rishi Sunak also had his eyes on another possible teammate, Penny Mordaunt. However, she was said to be rejecting his attempts to form a joint ticket, as the current Leader of the Commons and didn’t want to play second fiddle.

Boris Johnson isn’t the best solution, but at least the British people know what they’re dealing with if Boris gets back in, even if he is the biggest liar in history. Although, wasn’t it Tony Blair that was the biggest liar in history, or has everyone forgotten?

Boris Johnson has been an international embarrassment, and Rishi Sunak stabbed him in the back, but what choice do we have? Shrek or Donkey.

Boris Johnson has been fired from almost every job he’s ever been in, all you have to do is Google his employment history and why he left.

He lied to his wife and children and cheated on his wife. He lied to the Queen to keep parliament open and lied to his cabinet, his party and his voters about attending drinking events during the lockdown.

He lied to the public about protecting our borders prior to Brexit and he lied to Brexit voters about having an oven-ready deal, and anyone who still believes he’s a man of character is fooling themselves, and just when you thought Great Britain couldn’t get any more embarrassing they announce that Boris Johnson wants to become Prime Minister again, it’s so funny, it’s unbelievable, and then people wonder why the world is laughing at us.

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