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Boris Johnson demands Turkey be allowed to join EU
Interesting video of Boris arguing if Turkey is kept out of the EU it sends out the worst possible message to moderate Muslims. He talks of when that 'great moment comes' when the Roman empire is re-united in a expanded EU.
On a website totally opposed to Turkey joining the EU, until recently Boris Johnson was seen as being at the forefront championing Turkey's membership of the EU.
It does make Boris look like an opportunist seeking to reside at Number 10 or does he see the British public as turkeys willing to vote for Christmas?
On a website totally opposed to Turkey joining the EU, until recently Boris Johnson was seen as being at the forefront championing Turkey's membership of the EU.
It does make Boris look like an opportunist seeking to reside at Number 10 or does he see the British public as turkeys willing to vote for Christmas?
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Not to be trusted.
I hope in the end after all this its May who ends up as PM and not him.
This has been a mistake of the Remain campaign all along, it comes from a basic lack of respect for the public. The idea that people can't think for themselves is what the EU is all about.
But it doesn't matter what some famous guy thinks.
Those going for Remain are doing it because of their own views, those going for Leave are also doing it for their own views.
Is this an excerpt from "Boris Johnson and The Dream of Rome" starring Boris Johnson in a made for T.V. history produced in 2006, in which Boris was flogging his book "The Dream of Rome" that concluded the EU had failed to reproduce the Roman Empire?
I recall as far back as 2001 Michael Portillo saying on BBC This Week politics discussion show that Boris is very ambitious and desired the top job and his eccentric scatty persona was a calculated and cultivated act
This Week began in 2003.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Week_(BBC_TV_series)
I stand corrected as it was after Boris Johnson wrote an article insulting and demeaning to the people of Merseyside and was made to go there and apologise by then Tory leader Michael Howard which was after 2001.
Damned right! He's a rabble rouser who well spoken which can serve to disguise or deceive people
If we're going to discount someone because of what they said several years ago, should we not also discount everybody else who's had a miraculous conversion during that time? There's been a few just in the last month, surely we should ignore them too...?
Brexiter Nadine Dorries? Brexiter Esther McVey?
Boris is not some dumb dyed blonde celeb, he is the political face of the official leave campaign.
...that no one cares about.
More likely to pour a pint of something over his ugly head.
Unlike Corbyn who is less than convincing as a remainer.
I wonder what's in it for him?
Why bring up Corbyn who has been, at best, a sideshow especially in a thread about Boris who changes his mind more often than he changes his underwear.
I suppose Cameron is allowed to change his mind but Boris isn't?
http://indy100.independent.co.uk/article/boris-johnson-is-being-compared-to-trump-again-after-his-latest-altercation-with-a-reporter--bktxbabYEZ?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100
I'd like to say I am surprised but I suspect they'd happily flip-flop on any issue if they can persuade a voter by doing so.
I came to the conclusion early on that Boris's buffoonery was finally honed.
I had also half expected him to have staged a wee defection in this last week, if he thought that the wind was blowing in Remain's direction in the Tory Party, It clearly isn't so I am no longer expecting it,
The Leave campaign doesn't have to agree on anything other than the importance of getting the UK out of the EU,