Topic review - Boris Johnson
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rebbonk
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Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2023 9:19 am
Mister H wrote: Its depressing to think people do not want the truth. Often people simply can't handle it, Mr.H. Even now the truth about covid jabs, lockdowns and the rest is out there for all to see, I'm still having discussions with those that refuse to believe the truth. They simply can't handle the truth. Winnie sold us out. Everything you say above is true, yet so many think he was such a great man. Unfortunately, as you and I can see, the truth is slowly being buried and history re-written. Eventually, the lies will be seen as the truth. It seems you and I share many similar views.
[quote="Mister H"]Its depressing to think people do not want the truth.[/quote]
Often people simply can't handle it, Mr.H. Even now the truth about covid jabs, lockdowns and the rest is out there for all to see, I'm still having discussions with those that refuse to believe the truth. They simply can't handle the truth.
Winnie sold us out. Everything you say above is true, yet so many think he was such a great man. Unfortunately, as you and I can see, the truth is slowly being buried and history re-written. Eventually, the lies will be seen as the truth.
It seems you and I share many similar views.
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Lex
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 5:11 pm
margaret wrote: Lex... I don't know why folks keep hitting out at Trump, as to my mind he was far better for America than the filthy crooks they have in the Whitehouse right now. Apart from the tantrums, lies, corruption, and general hate mongering, there's not a lot wrong with him.
[quote="margaret"]Lex... I don't know why folks keep hitting out at Trump, as to my mind he was far better for America than the filthy crooks they have in the Whitehouse right now.[/quote]
Apart from the tantrums, lies, corruption, and general hate mongering, there's not a lot wrong with him.
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Mister H
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 10:54 am
Churchill was a member of a group called The Focus. The object of this secret group was primarily to engineer confrontation and war with Germany. In fact it had been operating before the First World War, which gave me pause for thought, when I saw the documents and letters in David Irvings brilliant book.
When war broke out, Churchill in effect signed the country over to Washington. What this meant was (and Roosevelt made brutally apparent) was the transfer to Washington of all of Britain's gold reserves, a large part of which at that time were in South Africa.
All property rights (at the State level) were handed over to Washington, this included all British inventions (which were numerous at that time). We lost all control over the country, foreign policy, politics, the future in other words. Years later when we discovered North Sea Oil, Washington was taking all the important political decisions, largely to prevent the UK joining the rich mens club.
Its depressing to think people do not want the truth.
Churchill was a member of a group called The Focus. The object of this secret group was primarily to engineer confrontation and war with Germany. In fact it had been operating before the First World War, which gave me pause for thought, when I saw the documents and letters in David Irvings brilliant book.
When war broke out, Churchill in effect signed the country over to Washington. What this meant was (and Roosevelt made brutally apparent) was the transfer to Washington of all of Britain's gold reserves, a large part of which at that time were in South Africa.
All property rights (at the State level) were handed over to Washington, this included all British inventions (which were numerous at that time). We lost all control over the country, foreign policy, politics, the future in other words. Years later when we discovered North Sea Oil, Washington was taking all the important political decisions, largely to prevent the UK joining the rich mens club.
Its depressing to think people do not want the truth.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:58 am
margaret wrote: ...I will be interested in whether he writes the usual sanitised version like the rest of the authors . That's interesting and a good point, Margaret. My dad hadn't got a good word to say about Churchill, and he reckoned most servicemen held similar views. Also, Gallipoli didn't exactly cover Churchill in glory. Of course, as Churchill himself famously said, "History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it" Somehow, I can't see Bozo revealing the truth about Churchill. Not only is Bozo an accomplished and consummate liar, but sh*ts like them also stick together, holding the working classes in total disdain.
[quote="margaret"]...I will be interested in whether he writes the usual sanitised version like the rest of the authors .[/quote]
That's interesting and a good point, Margaret. My dad hadn't got a good word to say about Churchill, and he reckoned most servicemen held similar views. Also, Gallipoli didn't exactly cover Churchill in glory.
Of course, as Churchill himself famously said, "History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it"
Somehow, I can't see Bozo revealing the truth about Churchill. Not only is Bozo an accomplished and consummate liar, but sh*ts like them also stick together, holding the working classes in total disdain.
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margaret
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:58 am
Boris , has long said he wants to write a book on Winston Churchill and Shakespeare.
But it's the Winston Churchill I will be interested in whether he writes the usual sanitised version like the rest of the authors .
Boris , has long said he wants to write a book on Winston Churchill and Shakespeare.
But it's the Winston Churchill I will be interested in whether he writes the usual sanitised version like the rest of the authors .
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margaret
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:53 am
Lex... I don't know why folks keep hitting out at Trump, as to my mind he was far better for America than the filthy crooks they have in the Whitehouse right now.
Lex... I don't know why folks keep hitting out at Trump, as to my mind he was far better for America than the filthy crooks they have in the Whitehouse right now.
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Lex
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Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2023 6:16 pm
There's definitely more than a hint of Trump about him.
There's definitely more than a hint of Trump about him.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2023 8:11 pm
I think Boris is behaving like a spoiled child who has had his lollipop taken off him.
I have long since despised the muppet. Before he was elected mayor of London I voiced my concerns about him and his suitability for any public office. I am yet to see anything that has proven my judgement wrong.
I think Boris is behaving like a spoiled child who has had his lollipop taken off him.
I have long since despised the muppet. Before he was elected mayor of London I voiced my concerns about him and his suitability for any public office. I am yet to see anything that has proven my judgement wrong.
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Lex
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2023 6:33 pm
The 13 year Conservative s***storm has reached new depths: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/65866187
The 13 year Conservative s***storm has reached new depths: [url]https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/65866187[/url]
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2023 10:13 am
His top supporter (Nadine) was out of the traps first though.
Frankly, I hope the whole rotten house of cards comes tumbling down. And it is quite possible as Starmer's lot are not exactly squeaky clean in respect of COVID. - They wanted restrictions to continue under very flimsy evidence and spectacularly failed to hold the government to account for what, in many cases, were illegal actions.
I'd like to see those that lied, misrepresented and personally profited, face a few years in jail. Sadly, I can't see that happening.
His top supporter (Nadine) was out of the traps first though.
Frankly, I hope the whole rotten house of cards comes tumbling down. And it is quite possible as Starmer's lot are not exactly squeaky clean in respect of COVID. - They wanted restrictions to continue under very flimsy evidence and spectacularly failed to hold the government to account for what, in many cases, were illegal actions.
I'd like to see those that lied, misrepresented and personally profited, face a few years in jail. Sadly, I can't see that happening.
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Lex
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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2023 7:43 pm
Boris has resigned from Parliament. I suspect he's done a runner before the report's relesased, and it really hits the fan: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-65860705
Boris has resigned from Parliament. I suspect he's done a runner before the report's relesased, and it really hits the fan: [url]https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-65860705[/url]
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rebbonk
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Posted: Thu Aug 01, 2019 5:54 pm
Time will tell, Margaret. I must admit that I don't have the warmest of feelings, though.
Time will tell, Margaret. I must admit that I don't have the warmest of feelings, though.
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margaret
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Posted: Thu Aug 01, 2019 5:22 pm
rebbonk wrote: I've picked up a couple of suggestions today (one in the Daily Mail) that Boris may well back peddle and we'll stay in the customs union until 2021.
In truth, all this farting about is costing the country a fortune as businesses are spending money on preparations, stock holding, etc.. The job needs getting on with and an end date being issued that won't be changed. I don't know what's going on, as usual they don't tell us much. But Boris's friend Moggy said, that it would be inconceivable to extend the date beyond Oct. 31st.
[quote="rebbonk"]I've picked up a couple of suggestions today (one in the Daily Mail) that Boris may well back peddle and we'll stay in the customs union until 2021.
In truth, all this farting about is costing the country a fortune as businesses are spending money on preparations, stock holding, etc.. The job needs getting on with and an end date being issued that won't be changed.[/quote]
I don't know what's going on, as usual they don't tell us much. But Boris's friend Moggy said, that it would be inconceivable to extend the date beyond Oct. 31st.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2019 12:41 pm
I've picked up a couple of suggestions today (one in the Daily Mail) that Boris may well back peddle and we'll stay in the customs union until 2021.
In truth, all this farting about is costing the country a fortune as businesses are spending money on preparations, stock holding, etc.. The job needs getting on with and an end date being issued that won't be changed.
I've picked up a couple of suggestions today (one in the Daily Mail) that Boris may well back peddle and we'll stay in the customs union until 2021.
In truth, all this farting about is costing the country a fortune as businesses are spending money on preparations, stock holding, etc.. The job needs getting on with and an end date being issued that won't be changed.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2019 11:44 am
We aren't going to do a lot of preparing between now and October; it's holiday season, afterall.
Add to this that most of the EU shuts down for the whole of August...
Apparently, the government are preparing a leaflet (about all they will do!) letting us know what a 'no deal' means.
Basically, there is likely to be chaos and all because Treason May didn't do what she ought have done. The people of the UK are going to be left to their own devices to cope with the outfall, hence the talk of war-time and blitz spirits.
The establishment didn't like what we told them about the EU, now they will get a perverse satisfaction by 'punishing' us for daring to speak.
It might be a good idea to stock up on non perishable foods over the next month or so.
We aren't going to do a lot of preparing between now and October; it's holiday season, afterall.
Add to this that most of the EU shuts down for the whole of August...
Apparently, the government are preparing a leaflet (about all they will do!) letting us know what a 'no deal' means.
Basically, there is likely to be chaos and all because Treason May didn't do what she ought have done. The people of the UK are going to be left to their own devices to cope with the outfall, hence the talk of war-time and blitz spirits.
The establishment didn't like what we told them about the EU, now they will get a perverse satisfaction by 'punishing' us for daring to speak.
It might be a good idea to stock up on non perishable foods over the next month or so.
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margaret
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Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2019 10:25 am
Boris Johnson sends a warning shot to the EU "If the EU refuses to drop the backstop, we will prepare to leave without a deal" "I am here to serve you the people of Britain, because you are my boss" - RULE BRITANNIA.
Boris Johnson sends a warning shot to the EU "If the EU refuses to drop the backstop, we will prepare to leave without a deal" "I am here to serve you the people of Britain, because you are my boss" - RULE BRITANNIA.
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