Boris Johnson Resigning As Prime Minister
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Lol... interestingly enough, after watching the world for a few years... it does feel like that's exactly how it must have gone... someone tired of him, or he lost his utility, and now it's time for a new fresh PR person to take the helm of selling policy to people.
fifty_five
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LOL. perceived as big drama. they are trying a little bit everywhere to polarize on bullshit, to force people to debate in the PTB ring so as to preserve the PTB ring.
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This is just a blind guess, I don't suppose the hands that manipulate the situation plan strategically to that extent. But come to think of it, as soon as the unwanted (by the PTB) Brexit vote was announced David Cameron stepped down and Theresa May was appointed to take his spot. So there may be something to it.
Yep, and the reason behind easing all restrictions in spring, as provided by the C's, was that Brits were getting too suspicious. No wonder if the ruling elites clearly did one thing and told the public to do another. So I do wonder if the PTB decided they need someone other than Boris who discredited himself with lockdown parties to build a case for renewed restrictions.
My thoughts precisely. With each report about Boris and the Tories' mess ups it became more and more clear that someone really wanted to push him out. And it's easier to push out a politician who has lost his credibility in the eyes of the public.
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Let's not forget Vladimir the soothsayer...
And then this yesterday...
Makes one wonder where he was the night the Georgia Guidestones came down...
And then this yesterday...
Makes one wonder where he was the night the Georgia Guidestones came down...
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Just heard that the Italian prime Minister Mario Draghi announced that he will resign due to so called tensions and lack of support from the majority of the political parties in parliament and government which in my personal opinion is total bull**it as a reason.
What i mean is that for the last 2 years it has been clear enough for everyone who has two firing neurons that the parliament and the government were following orders from the prime Minister obediently like little slaves. So the fact that Draghi that has a reputation as a butcher or economic assassin of national economies including Italy's is resigning now it looks to me at least highly suspicious.
So in the last few weeks we have 4 western countries that "lost/are about to lose" their current or former prime ministers: Germany, Japan, UK, Italy.
I'm not implying anything here but still I found it pretty interesting.
What i mean is that for the last 2 years it has been clear enough for everyone who has two firing neurons that the parliament and the government were following orders from the prime Minister obediently like little slaves. So the fact that Draghi that has a reputation as a butcher or economic assassin of national economies including Italy's is resigning now it looks to me at least highly suspicious.
So in the last few weeks we have 4 western countries that "lost/are about to lose" their current or former prime ministers: Germany, Japan, UK, Italy.
I'm not implying anything here but still I found it pretty interesting.
BHelmet
The Living Force
Get prepared to Meet the New Boss...WORSE than the Old Boss!
Ocean
The Living Force
Boris Johnson insists he will leave office with 'head held high'
Boris Johnson insisted that he would leave 10 Downing Street proud of his leadership, a week after he was forced to resign as prime minister after losing the support of key Tory MPs. Speaking in the Commons during PMQs, he said: 'It's perfectly true that I leave not at the time of my choosing … I'm proud of the leadership that I have given … I will be leaving soon with my head held high.' He said the Conservative party would unite around the new leader
Boris Johnson insisted that he would leave 10 Downing Street proud of his leadership, a week after he was forced to resign as prime minister after losing the support of key Tory MPs. Speaking in the Commons during PMQs, he said: 'It's perfectly true that I leave not at the time of my choosing … I'm proud of the leadership that I have given … I will be leaving soon with my head held high.' He said the Conservative party would unite around the new leader
All this, including the Newsweek opinion piece posted on SOTT, Resign Joe, Opinion, seems like a clearing of the patsies so they can install the "real" bosses to clamp down on humanity in the guise of "for our own good". It's like waiting on the major plot twist in a really bad movie!
I wonder if they think it'll go the same way as it did two years ago when people had Netflix and cheap food and goods to order all over the place.
They may try to send everyone back home, but if they're hungry... I daresay it won't go the same way again.
