Thing is, that was very probably what his 'spin doctor' Dominic Cummings told him to say.
Johnson's loose canon bumbling boris persona is a carefully crafted artifice.
Never will the crowd cry Hosanna til you ride into town on an ass
Thing is, that was very probably what his 'spin doctor' Dominic Cummings told him to say.
Johnson's loose canon bumbling boris persona is a carefully crafted artifice.
It's getting that way
i just think its a lad talking off the cuff, to tell you the truth i just wish it was done on 31st of october one way or the other and let us get on with it rather than it dragging on for another year and costing millions in advanced planning for something that can,t be known til it happensThing is, that was very probably what his 'spin doctor' Dominic Cummings told him to say.
Johnson's loose canon bumbling boris persona is a carefully crafted artifice.
i just think its a lad talking off the cuff, to tell you the truth i just wish it was done on 31st of october one way or the other and let us get on with it rather than it dragging on for another year and costing millions in advanced planning for something that can,t be known til it happens
Or a man that can think on his feet . I think we all know the bumbling personality of boris or what we've seen of him in the past . People age, mature,learn. Make mistakes , learn from them etc . We're probably all thinking how the f did he manage to get to the position he in now 10 years ago we were all looking at him as a muppet bit now hes been London mayor and now PM and we're all wondering how it happened but hes in there and making waves, I dont see anybody else doing it . I think everybody wants a deal remainers and brexiteers alike , boris is taking the hard line threating no deal which is the only thing he's got to negotiate with. No deal isn't ideal but we will get there eventually maybe 10 or 20 years down the line. Obviously medical supplies is your biggest issue , bit how come our friends in the EU arnt negotiating to keep the medical supplies running ? At the end of the day money talks and theres a market so why isn't it getting negotiated , is it because the Europeans keep throwing in pish about back stoppes to keep us part of the EU instead of getting on with negotiations to keep trade going ?This is worth the time to read it as it sums up how Johnson's bumbling persona is an affectation:
https://reaction.life/jeremy-vine-my-boris-story/
No deal isn't ideal but we will get there eventually maybe 10 or 20 years down the line.
Obviously medical supplies is your biggest issue , bit how come our friends in the EU arnt negotiating to keep the medical supplies running ?
I think everybody wants a deal remainers and brexiteers alike , boris is taking the hard line threating no deal which is the only thing he's got to negotiate with
What's wrong with them?Guardian........
Journalism in the UK, or rather perception of journalism is quite polarising. Newspapers themselves are regarded to have a political position. The Times and the telegraph would be regarded as right of center and would have publicly supported the Conservative Party in the last election.What's wrong with them?
More importantly what's wrong with the article?
I am aware, just want to see @headcase give an answer :Thumbp2:Journalism in the UK, or rather perception of journalism is quite polarising. Newspapers themselves are regarded to have a political position. The Times and the telegraph would be regarded as right of center and would have publicly supported the Conservative Party in the last election.
The guardian would be regarded as being to the left of the spectrum and would have supported the Labour party at the last election.
I've never found any Irish newspapers to be politically biased, but if the last two years are anything to go by, we have a better handle on our politics than our neighbours across the water.
Thats fair enough, but it always makes me smile the way Brexiteers will never accept any negative comment towards Brexit.Journalism in the UK, or rather perception of journalism is quite polarising. Newspapers themselves are regarded to have a political position. The Times and the telegraph would be regarded as right of center and would have publicly supported the Conservative Party in the last election.
The guardian would be regarded as being to the left of the spectrum and would have supported the Labour party at the last election.
I've never found any Irish newspapers to be politically biased, but if the last two years are anything to go by, we have a better handle on our politics than our neighbours across the water.
What did you think of news over here the last few months when you were hereJournalism in the UK, or rather perception of journalism is quite polarising. Newspapers themselves are regarded to have a political position. The Times and the telegraph would be regarded as right of center and would have publicly supported the Conservative Party in the last election.
The guardian would be regarded as being to the left of the spectrum and would have supported the Labour party at the last election.
I've never found any Irish newspapers to be politically biased, but if the last two years are anything to go by, we have a better handle on our politics than our neighbours across the water.
So they lean the to the "wrong side" and you automatically disregard anything they write? More power to you but I can't understand that methodology. Any opinion on the article?As above really
The only news I'd have got was on Radio 1 in the tractor. Didn't give it too much thought tbh but it was a good way of keeping up to date with current affairs. Bbc often gets a bad rap here, or in this thread at least. I thought them to be fairly balanced. Having said that, I'd feel radio 1 was very much geared to the youth in its broadcasting as a whole. I get the impression radio 2 would take a more serious view with news.What did you think of news over here the last few months when you were here
Too many years of inward breedingafter stumbling across a vid about the BBC pro remain stance. after the news of bojo proroguing parliament, BBC 2 cut to the breaking news. they had 13 remoaners all on one after the other in a row and no brexiteer in sight. the guy that made the video made a complaint to the BBC about it saying that he us paying a tv license for biased news at this point. BBC replied to him saying that they are not obliged to balance remain and leave views. cheek of them if u ask me
edit: found the vid