Boris Johnson Resigning As Prime Minister

Problem is we literally have no choice - even if they call an early election I'm of the view that Starmer (Labour) is worse and has no regard for individual liberties - he will sacrifice us at the alter of "the greater good". Worse than France, Germany etc, we may end up mirroring Canada, Australia and NZ unless you submit yourself to a jab every 4 months, get rid of your boiler, use an electric car or better yet, cycle or stay within walking radius of your house, be a vegan, renounce your gender etc etc.

I'm gunning for Boris to do what he does best and fight to stay out of pure fear of the alternative unknown.
 
Daily Mail confirms the reports saying that 'more than 50 ministers quit and told him to go'. Yesterday, 'just' 38 had quit and apparently he was saying that ministers would have to "dip their hands in blood" to push him out of office.

Article that i've only skimmed:
www.dailymail.co.uk

British PM Boris Johnson to RESIGN after mutiny by top ministers

The British leader has admitted defeat half-an-hour after a shattering intervention from Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk

Another related video i came across was this minister, Suella Braverman, saying that her 'parents came to the country with nothing', England gave her so many opportunities (bla bla bla) and that she would offer up herself for the position. I've never heard of her:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1544805199419772929
 
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Chad said:
Daily Mail confirms the reports saying that 'more than 50 ministers quit and told him to go'. Yesterday, 'just' 38 had quit and apparently he was saying that ministers would have to "dip their hands in blood" to push him out of office.
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Kind of sudden (but also not really), I wonder what’s in the works for the UK That getting rid of Johnson became a necessity.

Didn’t he get there right after brexit? After Cameron’s utility expired? I have a feeling next year is shaping up to be even more interesting that the past two.
 
Alejo said:
Kind of sudden (but also not really), I wonder what’s in the works for the UK That getting rid of Johnson became a necessity.
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Yeah, one could say that there have been a number of attempts to oust him (or at least build a case for it), such as Partygate.
Alejo said:
Didn’t he get there right after brexit? After Cameron’s utility expired? I have a feeling next year is shaping up to be even more interesting that the past two.
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After a quick look on Wiki, i think David Cameron held and then quit just after the Brexit referendum, Theresa May oversaw a few years of dithering and delay tactics, and then I believe Bojo won primarily because he campaigned on promising to finalise Brexit.

Here's a scathing recap of Bojo's life, care of Led By Donkeys; some of the points it covers are how since his a youth he had utter disdain for the 'plebs'; his narcissism and arrogance; his lying and cheating (that is officially acknowledged); and the scandal where he agreed to get someone beaten up for a fellow Etonian.

 
Chad said:
Another related video i came across was this minister, Suella Braverman, saying that her 'parents came to the country with nothing', England gave her so many opportunities (bla bla bla) and that she would offer up herself for the position. I've never heard of her:
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At this point I think the population may be done with sleazy older male politicians, partly due to propaganda and partly due to the revelations about the degeneracy of Tory MPs over the past weeks that just keep coming. And they are truly awful people, but it makes you wonder who is allowing this info out now at this time?

It would not surprise me therefore if they picked a young, unknown "woman of colour" (sorry I mean birthing-person) to preside over the coming decline. From there it could be a smooth transition to a super-woke labour government in a next election, but I doubt that even matters at this point.

Alejo said:
Kind of sudden (but also not really), I wonder what’s in the works for the UK That getting rid of Johnson became a necessity.

Didn’t he get there right after brexit? After Cameron’s utility expired? I have a feeling next year is shaping up to be even more interesting that the past two.
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Well it always struck me as odd that the UK was such a bastion of freedom when it came to the whole covid deception. The rules were often less severe, and in practice you could do nearly whatever you wanted due to lack of enforcement.

Boris also clearly is not woke enough. He pays lip service to the NWO/WEF/Green/Soy/Satanist agenda, but he just hasn't clamped down hard enough on personal freedoms. Not much has changed yet, we're still allowed to eat meat, drive freely, have gas boilers, smoke a cigarette etc.

They've been building the pressure on him for a year now with the whole partygate thing before the more recent revelations. Someone high up clearly wanted him gone and whatever comes next ain't gonna be fun.
 
Chad said:
Article that i've only skimmed:
www.dailymail.co.uk

British PM Boris Johnson to RESIGN after mutiny by top ministers

The British leader has admitted defeat half-an-hour after a shattering intervention from Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk

Another related video i came across was this minister, Suella Braverman, saying that her 'parents came to the country with nothing', England gave her so many opportunities (bla bla bla) and that she would offer up herself for the position. I've never heard of her:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1544805199419772929
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According to wiki
Braverman was born to Christie and Uma Fernandes, of Indian origin, who had emigrated to Britain in the 1960s from Kenya and Mauritius. Her mother was a nurse and a councillor in Brent and her father, of Goan-ancestry in South India, worked for a housing association. She was born in Harrow, Greater London, and grew up in Wembley.
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Braverman has described herself as a "child of the British Empire". Her parents, who were from Mauritius and Kenya, came to the UK "with an admiration and gratitude for what Britain did for Mauritius and Kenya, and India". She believes that on the whole, "the British Empire was a force for good".
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Alejo said:
Kind of sudden (but also not really), I wonder what’s in the works for the UK That getting rid of Johnson became a necessity.
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In the context of many national governments going bankrupt (small countries like Sri Lanka and others, rumours of big countries like Argentina following the path , German trade balance becoming negative for the first time in 40 years and so on) I too have to wonder what is going on.

With name less, head less political leaders replacing existing poster boys and food, oil scarcities, world can go completely chaotic. Covid order may look peaceful.
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Unbearable inflation sparks GLOBAL wave of protests -- Sott.net

Rising food costs. Soaring fuel bills. Wages that are not keeping pace. Inflation is plundering people's wallets, sparking a wave of protests and workers' strikes around the world. This week alone saw protests by the political opposition in...
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Caught a bit of NPR when driving to the vet today, which reported that Johnson has agreed to resign ***but will stay on until a new leader has been chosen by the party****.

Seems like he's trying to buy time to tighten his hold on the office. Would he be able to snarl things up so badly that he would end up being chosen as the least worst option? Netanyahu was a master of this tactic.
 
Very good review by the Duran both of Johnson's fall and the situation it leaves UK and Ukraine agenda in (though the suggestion that Britain's normal role in world affairs is to play the moderator made me almost fall off my chair laughing!) plus evil man Mike Pompeo's recent speech designed to hold the line of no retreat from trying to dismember Russia through making Ukraine pay with all its blood for the same.


Edit: and a very clear appraisal of US attempts to jump start China into invading Taiwan - and very soon.
 
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SOTTREADER said:
We're screwed - we'll turn into France, Germany etc with the vax passports and WEF agenda. I hope people say no.
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Matty F said:
I’m thinking the same. As much as I don’t like Boris, you know who’s next will be much worse.
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Tuulikki said:
I agree. Boris is a total buffoon but who next? It is bound to be someone the PTB can manipulate to their hearts content and to the detriment of humanity.
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WEF infiltrating governments

https://twitter.com/x/status/1544800253190307840
https://twitter.com/x/status/1544800418747846657
 
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