PM Boris Johnson - monster thread for a monster twat

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Sharp has finally gone then; shame it's not Johnson.

Richard Sharp: BBC chairman resigns over report into appointment

Inquiry finds Richard Sharp breached the governance code for public appointments.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[teqniq]

I looked at the vid. The absolute state of him and he really does have nothing to say. Funny that.

 

[teqniq]

Quite:

 

[Chilli.s]

This loan biznes does stink. I thought MPs had to declare their income whilst in power, otherwise how do we know they aint taking bribes. Well it seems we dont need to know because if it isnt clear then it is a bribe

Didnt Reece Mogg have a similar thing with a load of money turning up from some tax haven?

 

[cupid_stunt]

At the end of HIGNFY yesterday -

 

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Dutch police arrest fake ‘Boris Johnson’ for suspected drink-driving

Ukrainian man’s licence had picture of former UK PM and correct birthdate – but officers did not fall for it

www.theguardian.com

 

[Storm Fox]

At the end of HIGNFY yesterday -

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From that card, I'd make the assumption that he continually tried to interfere with HIGNFY output.

 

[cupid_stunt]

From that card, I'd make the assumption that he continually tried to interfere with HIGNFY output.

I doubt that TBH, as HIGNFY is not produced by the BBC, I think that's just their usual piss-taking.

 

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He admitted he broke the law by paying the fine. He really should be paying his own costs. Do I care if it bankrupts him. And still there are people supporting. What is the world coming to .
BBC News - Boris Johnson’s taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

Boris Johnson's taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

The BBC has found the Treasury did not sign off the decision to use taxpayer funds to foot the bill.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

Do I care if it bankrupts him.

Which it wouldn't as he can make that in a couple of hours wibbling at rooms full of cunts.

 

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Which it wouldn't as he can make that in a couple of hours wibbling at rooms full of cunts.

He struggled to get that loan and had to call on sharp to guarantee it. Then there is all the child support he must be paying out. I'm not so sure.

 

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He admitted he broke the law by paying the fine. He really should be paying his own costs. Do I care if it bankrupts him. And still there are people supporting. What is the world coming to .
BBC News - Boris Johnson’s taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

Boris Johnson's taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

The BBC has found the Treasury did not sign off the decision to use taxpayer funds to foot the bill.

www.bbc.co.uk

There was me thinking legal aid has been virtually abolished

 

[quiet guy]

Ah but this is Tory wanker legal aid, it's priceless.

 

[Pickman's model]

He struggled to get that loan and had to call on sharp to guarantee it. Then there is all the child support he must be paying out. I'm not so sure.

I can't help thinking Richard Sharpe would have given Johnson a well-deserved thrashing

 

[krtek a houby]

In another timeline, his rotting bones are still hanging from the line he got stuck on, the crows long since departed, since feasting on those eyes that had seen so much gluttony.

His corpse, occasionally animated by a strong gust, a reminder that one day, all rogues and charlatans will dance an unwilling turn in the sky.

 

[Pickman's model]

In another timeline, his rotting bones are still hanging from the line he got stuck on, the crows long since departed, since feasting on those eyes that had seen so much gluttony.

His corpse, occasionally animated by a strong gust, a reminder that one day, all rogues and charlatans will dance an unwilling turn in the sky.

Strawberry fields forever

 

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I can't help thinking Richard Sharpe would have given Johnson a well-deserved thrashing

One or both of them might well enjoy that.

 

[Ming]

In another timeline, his rotting bones are still hanging from the line he got stuck on, the crows long since departed, since feasting on those eyes that had seen so much gluttony.

His corpse, occasionally animated by a strong gust, a reminder that one day, all rogues and charlatans will dance an unwilling turn in the sky.

Chapeau!

 

[Pickman's model]

One or both of them might well enjoy that.

Sharpe would have had the chosen men of the South Essex to help him

 

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Sharpe would have had the chosen men of the South Essex to help him

We were discussing Essex last night with our cabbie who was now from South Essex. He said the people of Essex were much maligned.

 

[Pickman's model]

We were discussing Essex last night with our cabbie who was now from South Essex. He said the people of Essex were much maligned.

If Sharpe and Harper and Hagman and so on bayoneted the bloated ex-pm Essex would be the subject of praise for ever more and ridicule would descend on where it belongs, Berks

 

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It's Sharp not Sharpe. The latter misnomer gives the worm an aura of posh respectability that he does not deserve (imo, of course):

Richard Sharp (banker) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Pickman's model]

It's Sharp not Sharpe. The latter misnomer gives the worm an aura of posh respectability that he does not deserve (imo, of course):

Richard Sharp (banker) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Yes, I know. I thought people here might be well enough in tune with popular culture of the last 30 years to be familiar with Richard Sharpe, Bernard Cornwell's character. If you think Sharpe was posh clearly I was wrong

 

[Ax^]

 

[krtek a houby]

We were discussing Essex last night with our cabbie who was now from South Essex. He said the people of Essex were much maligned.

"Cultural differences"

 

[stavros]

Sharpe would have had the chosen men of the South Essex to help him

You mention south Essex, when when Johnson's name is mentioned I often think, "Harlow can he go?".

Brain-free might be more suitable.

 

[teqniq]

Boris Johnson's taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

The BBC has found the Treasury did not sign off the decision to use taxpayer funds to foot the bill.

www.bbc.com

The BBC has learned the Treasury did not sign off the decision to use public money to pay the bill.

So who did? We are as usual being taken for complete mugs.

 

[Chilli.s]

We are as usual being taken for complete mugs.

Sorry to say, but we are mugs.

(based on my extensive research over the last 2 weeks)

 

[mojo pixy]

You mention south Essex, when when Johnson's name is mentioned I often think, "Harlow can he go?".

Brain-free might be more suitable.

i'd hope the good ppl of essex are well placed to deal with all kinds of foulness

 

[farmerbarleymow]

Boris Johnson's taxpayer-funded legal bill rises to £245,000

The BBC has found the Treasury did not sign off the decision to use taxpayer funds to foot the bill.

www.bbc.com

So who did? We are as usual being taken for complete mugs.

Presumably it was authorised by the Cabinet Office out of their existing budget. As the article says, HMT doesn't need to approve all expenditure.