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PM Boris Johnson - monster thread for a monster twat

He resigns. If he doesn't then they do that thing where they all go in a room and shout at him until he resigns. Then vote of no confidence.

Then we get Sunak, Patel or Gove. At which point we all realise this is all pointless.

That’s the thing, they are the only ones I can see in the frame too.
I reckon Sunak will get it if it comes to it.
 
I’d ideally like it to be someone who will keep wreaking incremental damage on the Tories though.
Yeah true. Are any of them competent or good at impersonating humans?

Having thought about it for one minute I reckon Truss. That's my prediction. Or Mordaunt just because she sounds like a villain from Harry Potter.
 
I note that the latest story mentioned earlier comes with an added bonus.

One of the events last April marked the departure from government of James Slack, who was the prime minister’s official spokesperson under both Theresa May and Johnson, before becoming Johnson’s director of communications, according to the Telegraph. He is now deputy editor of the Sun.

Although sadly Johnson was elsewhere on this occasion.

Boris Johnson was not at Downing Street that evening, having gone to the prime ministerial country retreat, Chequers, on the Thursday evening and remaining into the weekend.

 
Its perfect for the press because they love to use the sad faced, socially distant queen in mourning images, and what an opportunity this is to combine some of their favourite subjects.

I shall contribute in my own way by recalling various sea-themed aspects of the dead Philip ceremony.

Philip, who served with distinction in the Navy during the Second World War, once described the sea as “an extraordinary master or mistress”.

“It has such extraordinary moods that sometimes you feel this is the only sort of life and 10 minutes later you’re praying for death,” he said.

The First Lesson (Ecclesiasticus 43. 11–26), read by the Dean of Windsor, speaks of monsters and “wonderful creatures” seen by those exploring the oceans.

It reads: “Those who sail the sea tell stories of its dangers, which astonish all who hear them; in it are strange and wonderful creatures, all kinds of living things and huge sea-monsters.”

Among the prayers, the dean will ask for the duke to be granted the “ancient promise” that God will be with those who “go down to the sea in ships and occupy their business in great waters”.

Johnson is at sea in an unworthy vessel - I dont think the fridge is going to stay afloat for much longer, and the coast guard have been told to create a hostile environment for him rather than help out.
 
I note that the latest story mentioned earlier comes with an added bonus.



Although sadly Johnson was elsewhere on this occasion.



Could be wrong but I think Private Eye had a story that the Sun for some reason was almost the only paper that didn't run that story on its front page.
 
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