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Boris Johnson’s silly bluster in response Trevor Phillips’ question about immigration exposes his maddening flaws perfectly. First he ducks the question. Then he fibs unashamedly that Reform (aka the Brexit Party) didn’t “do a bean”to get Brexit done. He “forgets” that it was they who got May fired so... show more

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“Reform has essentially taken the coalition of people who gave Boris Johnson his majority in 2019.” Nigel Farage would argue he has taken back the voters that he gave Boris Johnson when he decided to stand the Brexit Party down from Tory constituencies, says Sir John Curtice.

“Reform has essentially taken the coalition of people who gave Boris Johnson his majority in 2019.” Nigel Farage would argue he has taken back the voters that he gave Boris Johnson when he decided to stand the Brexit Party down from Tory constituencies, says Sir John Curtice.

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Twice President Macron explains the relationship between Brexit and small boat crossings which began after Brexit First, he says that the British people were sold a lie with Brexit Then he says, "Many people in your country (i.e. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson) explained that Brexit would make it possible to fight more effectively against illegal immigration, but since Brexit, the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU" - the opposite of what they promised Macron also points out that for every £1 the UK gives to France to tackle small boats, the French spend €3

Twice President Macron explains the relationship between Brexit and small boat crossings which began after Brexit First, he says that the British people were sold a lie with Brexit Then he says, "Many people in your country (i.e. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson) explained that Brexit would make it possible to fight more effectively against illegal immigration, but since Brexit, the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU" - the opposite of what they promised Macron also points out that for every £1 the UK gives to France to tackle small boats, the French spend €3

Farrukh

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2020: Boris Johnson describing Brexit, "We will prosper mightly" 2026: Ben Habib, "Christopher Harborne donated £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" Christopher Harborne is a foreign-based crypto billionaire who is now also a Thai citizen and has been living there for over 20 years Ben Habib, "Without Christopher Harborne there was no Brexit party" "In the general election of 2019, Farage stood down 319 Brexit party candidates against the Tory party. Every single Tory MP had no Brexit party opposition" "Farage killed the Brexit party prospects in the 2019 election and he ensured a Boris Johnson government" "The argument Farage gave in 2019 was if we don't do that we might get Corbyn there will be a second referendum and we might lose Brexit. I bought that argument" "Then I at the start of 2023, the same Christopher Harborne give £1m to Boris Johnson" "Christopher Harbone used to say to be in 2019 and 2020 that Boris Johnson is biddable. He kept saying, Boris Johnson is biddable" "What I thought he meant is that you can make an argument with Boris Johnson and he will listen to you" "Actually, I think he was much more literal than that" "He was saying I can buy off Boris Johnson" "And he paid £1m to Boris Johnson in 2022 after Boris Johnson had screwed the country. After Boris Johnson had screwed up Brexit" "And I have it on good authority that he also paid Nigel Farage £1m in 2022" "Now that we've discovered that £5m went to Farage in 2024, I'm obliged to disclose the £1m went to Farage in 2022" In his interview with Harry Cole where Nigel Farage says the £5m gift was for his 27 years working to deliver Brexit, he said, "Hang on a second, hang on a second, I can't be bought by anybody" To which Elon Musk said, "Farage is lying"

2020: Boris Johnson describing Brexit, "We will prosper mightly" 2026: Ben Habib, "Christopher Harborne donated £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" Christopher Harborne is a foreign-based crypto billionaire who is now also a Thai citizen and has been living there for over 20 years Ben Habib, "Without Christopher Harborne there was no Brexit party" "In the general election of 2019, Farage stood down 319 Brexit party candidates against the Tory party. Every single Tory MP had no Brexit party opposition" "Farage killed the Brexit party prospects in the 2019 election and he ensured a Boris Johnson government" "The argument Farage gave in 2019 was if we don't do that we might get Corbyn there will be a second referendum and we might lose Brexit. I bought that argument" "Then I at the start of 2023, the same Christopher Harborne give £1m to Boris Johnson" "Christopher Harbone used to say to be in 2019 and 2020 that Boris Johnson is biddable. He kept saying, Boris Johnson is biddable" "What I thought he meant is that you can make an argument with Boris Johnson and he will listen to you" "Actually, I think he was much more literal than that" "He was saying I can buy off Boris Johnson" "And he paid £1m to Boris Johnson in 2022 after Boris Johnson had screwed the country. After Boris Johnson had screwed up Brexit" "And I have it on good authority that he also paid Nigel Farage £1m in 2022" "Now that we've discovered that £5m went to Farage in 2024, I'm obliged to disclose the £1m went to Farage in 2022" In his interview with Harry Cole where Nigel Farage says the £5m gift was for his 27 years working to deliver Brexit, he said, "Hang on a second, hang on a second, I can't be bought by anybody" To which Elon Musk said, "Farage is lying"

Farrukh

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Ben Habib to Paul Thorpe on donations to Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson from foreign based billionaire Christopher Harborne, "Christopher Harborne had always told me that he wanted Brexit.. He donated £14,000,000 to the Brexit party" "Then we discover this £5,000,000 payment that Farage took in 2024" "In 2023, the same Christopher Harborne gave £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" "And he also paid Nigel Farage £1,000,000 in 2022" "The 2019 General Election was sewn up between Nigel Farage, Christopher Harborne and Boris Johnson, and it was a monetary deal, that's how I see it"

Ben Habib to Paul Thorpe on donations to Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson from foreign based billionaire Christopher Harborne, "Christopher Harborne had always told me that he wanted Brexit.. He donated £14,000,000 to the Brexit party" "Then we discover this £5,000,000 payment that Farage took in 2024" "In 2023, the same Christopher Harborne gave £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" "And he also paid Nigel Farage £1,000,000 in 2022" "The 2019 General Election was sewn up between Nigel Farage, Christopher Harborne and Boris Johnson, and it was a monetary deal, that's how I see it"

Farrukh

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'He took back control?! They effectively opened our borders to the third world!' Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 reacts as Boris Johnson defends his Brexit deal and the subsequent 'Boriswave' of immigration, amid reports Andy Burnham could water down migration measures.

'He took back control?! They effectively opened our borders to the third world!' Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 reacts as Boris Johnson defends his Brexit deal and the subsequent 'Boriswave' of immigration, amid reports Andy Burnham could water down migration measures.

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"Nobody can deny that one of the issues about immigration is caused by Brexit… the issues in terms of our very poor economic performance is down to Brexit" Former chair of the Remain campaign Lord Rose says he fears next week’s UK-EU summit won’t be substantive #Peston

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Wow -- in response to a question about Iran injuring US 100 troops in 2020, Trump suggests they weren't really hurt "Because they had a headache?" He then says "Iraq" when he means "Iran" and attacks the report who asked him the question

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It’s deeply infuriating that The Labour Party are forcing #Brexit down our necks by repeating the Tory claims that an advisory vote, full of dark money and lies gave successive govts power to do WTF they want. And where on the ballot paper did it say anything about immigration or FoM? Theresa May decided it was all about immigration when it was about myriad of things, but mostly bc people were lied to.

It’s deeply infuriating that The Labour Party are forcing #Brexit down our necks by repeating the Tory claims that an advisory vote, full of dark money and lies gave successive govts power to do WTF they want. And where on the ballot paper did it say anything about immigration or FoM? Theresa May decided it was all about immigration when it was about myriad of things, but mostly bc people were lied to.

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2024: Boris Johnson says that if Keir Starmer wins he will build bridges with the EU 2003: Boris Johnson says that if the EU didn't exist we would find a way to build bridges between European nations overnight Boris Johnson has always been pro EU, he adopted Brexit as his way to become Prime Minister, something he was so bad at, that his own party kicked him out And now, despite still being pro EU, Boris Johnson plays the anti-EU card to try and stay relevant in current day politics Don't forget: In 2018, Boris Johnson's brother Jo Johnson was actively calling for a second referendum because the Brexit deal proposed by the UK government was so different to what Brexiters called for Jo Johnson then disappeared from mainstream politics and reappeared in 2020 taking a seat in the House of Lords Did Boris Johnson offer his brother Jo Johnson a seat in the House of Lords if he stopped calling for a second referendum, or was that just a coincidence? So every time you see Boris Johnson speak, always remember he will sell out what he believes just to gain votes, popularity and visibility. Even if it means the disaster of Brexit which has made all of us poorer And never forget that he lied about parties in Downing Street and was fined for at least one of them. He would have been fined for more parties if the police investigated all of them, but the police DIDN'T investigate all of the parties As a former Conservative voter, I stress that Boris Johnson and the Conservative party today are everything that is wrong with democracy in Britain today If you have an iota of self respect, please vote for any other party in the general election: LibDems, Green, Labour, SNP, Plaid Cymru - some of these parties may not be as good as you hoped, but they are head and shoulders above what has become of the Conservative party in Brexit Briatin Be proud of our heritage. Be proud of our country. And vote for a parties that will bring dignity back to politics, public life, and give us hope

2024: Boris Johnson says that if Keir Starmer wins he will build bridges with the EU 2003: Boris Johnson says that if the EU didn't exist we would find a way to build bridges between European nations overnight Boris Johnson has always been pro EU, he adopted Brexit as his way to become Prime Minister, something he was so bad at, that his own party kicked him out And now, despite still being pro EU, Boris Johnson plays the anti-EU card to try and stay relevant in current day politics Don't forget: In 2018, Boris Johnson's brother Jo Johnson was actively calling for a second referendum because the Brexit deal proposed by the UK government was so different to what Brexiters called for Jo Johnson then disappeared from mainstream politics and reappeared in 2020 taking a seat in the House of Lords Did Boris Johnson offer his brother Jo Johnson a seat in the House of Lords if he stopped calling for a second referendum, or was that just a coincidence? So every time you see Boris Johnson speak, always remember he will sell out what he believes just to gain votes, popularity and visibility. Even if it means the disaster of Brexit which has made all of us poorer And never forget that he lied about parties in Downing Street and was fined for at least one of them. He would have been fined for more parties if the police investigated all of them, but the police DIDN'T investigate all of the parties As a former Conservative voter, I stress that Boris Johnson and the Conservative party today are everything that is wrong with democracy in Britain today If you have an iota of self respect, please vote for any other party in the general election: LibDems, Green, Labour, SNP, Plaid Cymru - some of these parties may not be as good as you hoped, but they are head and shoulders above what has become of the Conservative party in Brexit Briatin Be proud of our heritage. Be proud of our country. And vote for a parties that will bring dignity back to politics, public life, and give us hope

Farrukh

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Alastair Campbell, "Until we properly hold to account the people who directly lied in the Brexit referendum, and admitted it - Dominic Cummings ran the campaign, Boris Johnson was his little puppet. They wanted to get out on whatever basis, then deliver a Brexit that none of them could define." #BBCQT

Alastair Campbell, "Until we properly hold to account the people who directly lied in the Brexit referendum, and admitted it - Dominic Cummings ran the campaign, Boris Johnson was his little puppet. They wanted to get out on whatever basis, then deliver a Brexit that none of them could define." #BBCQT

Farrukh

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Raskin: We had an immigration deal and it was vetoed by Donald Trump, who said he didn't want a border solution, he wanted a border crisis… They blew it all up so judge for yourself the seriousness of the claims that they want to do something about immigration.

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Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"

Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"

Farrukh

102,180 次观看 • 12 天前

Before Carl Nassib became the NFL’s first active, openly gay player he came out to his Uncle Bill while he was on his death bed. It was a weight off his uncle’s chest who was the only gay person in his entire family. Uncle Bill’s relief pushed Carl to tell the world. He was ready in 2019, but with all that went on in 2020 he didn’t feel it was the right time. Finally, in 2021 the time was right. He didn’t want it to be all about him. He tied his announcement to the Trevor Project to help others who won’t receive as much fanfare when they come out. Pivot Podcast sits with CarlNassib #ThePivot #CarlNassib #NFL #TrevorProject

Before Carl Nassib became the NFL’s first active, openly gay player he came out to his Uncle Bill while he was on his death bed. It was a weight off his uncle’s chest who was the only gay person in his entire family. Uncle Bill’s relief pushed Carl to tell the world. He was ready in 2019, but with all that went on in 2020 he didn’t feel it was the right time. Finally, in 2021 the time was right. He didn’t want it to be all about him. He tied his announcement to the Trevor Project to help others who won’t receive as much fanfare when they come out. Pivot Podcast sits with CarlNassib #ThePivot #CarlNassib #NFL #TrevorProject

Ryan Clark

110,898 次观看 • 1 年前

Boris Johnson, "This is the pasty of independence" Narrator from Led by Donkeys, "Remember what they used to say about Brexit?" Boris Johnson, "We can see the sunlit meadows beyond" Jacob Rees Mogg, "There will be broad sunlit uplands" David Davis, "There will be no downside to Brexit at all, and considerable upside" Narrator, "What about Boris Johnson, where are those bright Brexit sunlit meadows he once promised us all?" Boris Johnson, "The faster it recedes behind us in the universe, and we leave that event behind us, the better" Never forget how they lied and deceived the population to push Brexit over the line

Boris Johnson, "This is the pasty of independence" Narrator from Led by Donkeys, "Remember what they used to say about Brexit?" Boris Johnson, "We can see the sunlit meadows beyond" Jacob Rees Mogg, "There will be broad sunlit uplands" David Davis, "There will be no downside to Brexit at all, and considerable upside" Narrator, "What about Boris Johnson, where are those bright Brexit sunlit meadows he once promised us all?" Boris Johnson, "The faster it recedes behind us in the universe, and we leave that event behind us, the better" Never forget how they lied and deceived the population to push Brexit over the line

Farrukh

166,251 次观看 • 2 年前

Both parties have punted on the issue of immigration for far too long. But the President’s party is in control of the House and Senate now. If he wanted to address this issue, he could have a comprehensive immigration reform bill on his desk tomorrow. But it’s not happening for one simple reason: He doesn’t want it to.

Both parties have punted on the issue of immigration for far too long. But the President’s party is in control of the House and Senate now. If he wanted to address this issue, he could have a comprehensive immigration reform bill on his desk tomorrow. But it’s not happening for one simple reason: He doesn’t want it to.

Wes Moore

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#OnThisDay in 2019: Theresa May announced her resignation. Standing outside Downing Street, Theresa May confirmed she would step down as Conservative leader after failing three times to get her Brexit deal through Parliament. Her premiership had been consumed almost entirely by Brexit: the negotiations, the backbench rebellions, the DUP stand-off, the Commons defeats, and the impossible task of trying to unite a Conservative Party that was tearing itself apart over Europe. May had entered No 10 in 2016 promising to deliver the referendum result and famously declaring that “Brexit means Brexit”. But by 2019, her authority had collapsed. Her deal was rejected again and again, MPs could not agree on a way forward, and the country remained stuck in the political chaos that followed the 2016 vote. Her resignation speech ended with visible emotion, as she said it had been “the honour of my life” to serve as Prime Minister and spoke of “the country I love”. It was a dramatic end to a premiership defined by Brexit - and it opened the door for Boris Johnson, a harder Brexit strategy, a general election, and another extraordinary chapter in British politics. Looking back, was Theresa May doomed from the start - or did the Conservative Party make Brexit impossible for any Prime Minister to deliver?

#OnThisDay in 2019: Theresa May announced her resignation. Standing outside Downing Street, Theresa May confirmed she would step down as Conservative leader after failing three times to get her Brexit deal through Parliament. Her premiership had been consumed almost entirely by Brexit: the negotiations, the backbench rebellions, the DUP stand-off, the Commons defeats, and the impossible task of trying to unite a Conservative Party that was tearing itself apart over Europe. May had entered No 10 in 2016 promising to deliver the referendum result and famously declaring that “Brexit means Brexit”. But by 2019, her authority had collapsed. Her deal was rejected again and again, MPs could not agree on a way forward, and the country remained stuck in the political chaos that followed the 2016 vote. Her resignation speech ended with visible emotion, as she said it had been “the honour of my life” to serve as Prime Minister and spoke of “the country I love”. It was a dramatic end to a premiership defined by Brexit - and it opened the door for Boris Johnson, a harder Brexit strategy, a general election, and another extraordinary chapter in British politics. Looking back, was Theresa May doomed from the start - or did the Conservative Party make Brexit impossible for any Prime Minister to deliver?

The Daily Britain

43,894 次观看 • 2 个月前