[Nicky91]

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2019/0...-lot-to-prove/

dutch are sceptical about boris johnson, he has a lot to prove they say


''The Volkskrant headlined its analysis ‘The success of the “dude of Downing street” will rise or fall on Brexit’. Describing the new prime minister as the ‘face of Brexit’, Johnson is following in the gigantic footsteps left by Lloyd George, Churchill and Thatcher, the paper said.''

''The Financieele Dagblad wonders how long Johnson will be able to hold on to the top job. ‘Will he break the record held by George Canning who was prime minister for just 119 days back in 1827?’ the paper asks. Betting company Betfair, the FD points out, says there is a 45% chance of new elections before the end of the year.''

''It is ‘now or never for Boris’ is the headline in the Telegraaf. There is a great deal of scepticism about such a troublemaker and it will be up to him to prove his critics wrong, as Winston Churchill did in 1940, the paper said.''

''The NRC says that Johnson’s choice of ministers will determine whether he goes for a hard or soft Brexit.

Many of his opponents in the leadership race have already said they will not serve under Johnson as prime minister and if he picks hardliners such as Iain Duncan Smith, Jacob Rees-Mogg or Priti Patel, then that will show he is taking a tough line, the paper said.''

one lunatic congratulating another

''
Television presenter Jort Kelder told tv talkshow Jinek that Johnson is ‘absolutely untrustworthy and unreliable and out for his own interests’. But once you take that as a given, you can deal with him, Kelder said.

‘I would consider that, given his charm, he might be able to achieve something,’ Kelder said. ‘It is too easy simply to dismiss him as a clown.’''

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2019/0...-lot-to-prove/

dutch are sceptical about boris johnson, he has a lot to prove they say


''The Volkskrant headlined its analysis ‘The success of the “dude of Downing street” will rise or fall on Brexit’. Describing the new prime minister as the ‘face of Brexit’, Johnson is following in the gigantic footsteps left by Lloyd George, Churchill and Thatcher, the paper said.''

''The Financieele Dagblad wonders how long Johnson will be able to hold on to the top job. ‘Will he break the record held by George Canning who was prime minister for just 119 days back in 1827?’ the paper asks. Betting company Betfair, the FD points out, says there is a 45% chance of new elections before the end of the year.''

''It is ‘now or never for Boris’ is the headline in the Telegraaf. There is a great deal of scepticism about such a troublemaker and it will be up to him to prove his critics wrong, as Winston Churchill did in 1940, the paper said.''

''The NRC says that Johnson’s choice of ministers will determine whether he goes for a hard or soft Brexit.

Many of his opponents in the leadership race have already said they will not serve under Johnson as prime minister and if he picks hardliners such as Iain Duncan Smith, Jacob Rees-Mogg or Priti Patel, then that will show he is taking a tough line, the paper said.''

one lunatic congratulating another

''
Television presenter Jort Kelder told tv talkshow Jinek that Johnson is ‘absolutely untrustworthy and unreliable and out for his own interests’. But once you take that as a given, you can deal with him, Kelder said.

‘I would consider that, given his charm, he might be able to achieve something,’ Kelder said. ‘It is too easy simply to dismiss him as a clown.’''

Nicky please stop insulting our Prime Minister its rude and this is a UK website with UK members more or less.

Have some respect

[Twosugars]

Few choice quotes from the Guardian

a cabinet shaped in his own image. A cabinet of ****s, charlatans and shysters


Johnson waved his arms randomly in the air, as if someone was giving him electric shocks, and began babbling. “Pifflepafflewifflewaffle,” he began. Meet the new bollocks. The same as the old bollocks. It was basically all the fault of the 48% who had voted remain that the country was in the state it was in. The gloomsters and the doomsters had just got to learn to cheer up a bit and believe in some blue-remembered-hills version of Blighty. There’s nothing more guaranteed to make you depressed than to be told to be optimistic by a narcissistic fantasist. A man you wouldn’t trust to do the shopping, let alone run a government.


the Tory party have tried a hopeless leader with integrity and that hasn’t worked out. So now they have gone for someone who is equally hopeless and totally amoral.” A needy, badly damaged man for a needy, badly damaged country

[arista]

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

Boris is no fool, he's had weeks knowing that he had won the PM job and chosen carefully the right people for each job

[arista]

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Nicky please stop insulting our Prime Minister its rude and this is a UK website with UK members more or less.

Have some respect

I Love Boris, the king of entertainment

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Nicky please stop insulting our Prime Minister its rude and this is a UK website with UK members more or less.

Have some respect

Respect is earned.

Leave him alone.

[Nicky91]

[Cherie]

cabinet shaped in his own image. A cabinet of ****s, charlatans and shysters


Johnson waved his arms randomly in the air, as if someone was giving him electric shocks, and began babbling. “Pifflepafflewifflewaffle,” he began. Meet the new bollocks. The same as the old bollocks. It was basically all the fault of the 48% who had voted remain that the country was in the state it was in. The gloomsters and the doomsters had just got to learn to cheer up a bit and believe in some blue-remembered-hills version of Blighty. There’s nothing more guaranteed to make you depressed than to be told to be optimistic by a narcissistic fantasist. A man you wouldn’t trust to do the shopping, let alone run a government.


the Tory party have tried a hopeless leader with integrity and that hasn’t worked out. So now they have gone for someone who is equally hopeless and totally amoral.” A needy, badly damaged man for a needy, badly damaged country

[arista]

First Johnson Cabinet Day

[Toy Soldier]

Honestly what an absolute ****ing horror show . I can't even be bothered engaging right now. It's time to grip the sides and hope that things somehow look better in 5 years.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Respect is earned.

Leave him alone.

Well at least give him chance to earn that respect, I don't go round dissing other countries leaders , it is rude, but each to there own. Nicky can hold his own no need to babysit him

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

OMG Chuff he is horrible

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Few choice quotes from the Guardian

or sour grapes as its more commonly known

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Well at least give him chance to earn that respect, I don't go round dissing other countries leaders , it is rude, but each to there own. Nicky can hold his own no need to babysit him

yes i can


and honestly Boris is quite nice entertainment for me, and yes i give him a chance as PM

like he has a more appealing charm than Theresa, i guess having people who stand behind leaving the EU in your cabinet is a smart move, and who knows maybe Boris is able to work out a deal with EU, also handy he uses that either way we leave october 31 as a bargain measure for negotiations

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

or sour grapes as its more commonly known

Not at all.

Look forward to his premiership, long overdue

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

OMG Chuff he is horrible

I LOVE him !! cool, collected,highly educated and perfect for the top job ....Watch this space and give Boris and his team a chance

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Honestly what an absolute ****ing horror show . I can't even be bothered engaging right now. It's time to grip the sides and hope that things somehow look better in 5 years.

No TS its this Year
You Can Party as we leave the EU

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by arista

No TS its this Year
You Can Party as we leave the EU

I mean I've accepted that things are going to be a regular cluster**** for at least 5 years but I hope they eventually improve, and I'm going to try not to think about it too much until then.

[arista]

The New PM is Live in Parliament
Corbyn is ready

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I mean I've accepted that things are going to be a regular cluster**** for at least 5 years but I hope they eventually improve, and I'm going to try not to think about it too much until then.

Yes the 5 year Business Cycle time
important to all managers

[Scarlett.]

Finally someone who can make the Tories unelectable for at the very least a generation!

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Dia.

Finally someone who can make the Tories unelectable for at the very least a generation!

comment of the day!

[arista]

Corbyn is now Replying (Parliament)

Brought up the fact that it
is now £33 Billion owed to the EU
no longer £39Billion as some has been paid.

Ed Conway Reporter of SkyNewsHD
also confirmed its now £33Billion owed to the EU Council.