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Coronavirus: Thirty-eight days when Britain sleepwalked into disaster while Boris Johnson slept.
In a brutally damning feature in today’s Sunday edition, the venerable Times of London lays out a case which could be further argued that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes United States President Donald Trump look to have long and actively been engaged with the COVID-19 pandemic.
There has been an extraordinary, almost unprecdented attack on Boris Johnson this morning in the Sunday Times, ie his own side: pic.twitter.com/vYqnnMF05O
— Richard M. Nixon (@dick_nixon) April 19, 2020
And on a surely related front, there are credible reports that Johnson is not exactly in control of his intake of adult libations.
Johnson is a drunk. That’s the other thing. No one will say it in public. But he is. If he held lesser office they would call him “clubbable.”
— Richard M. Nixon (@dick_nixon) April 6, 2020
While speculation is rife as to who exposéd Boris Johnson’s inexcusable indifference towards actually doing his job, Quincy Quarry has good reason to suggest that the leaks were likely care of the marking turf by Larry the Cat, the Official Mouser for Number Ten Downing Street.
And as for his motivation, Larry – arguably the last British lion and unarguably long the most popular ostensible government figure in the United Kingdom – surely acted out of a selfless and stiff upper lip sense of duty to endeavor to save what is left of the British Empire before Scotland and Northern Ireland might finally bolt given their already considerable opposition to BREXIT.
My message to you all is clear:
– Stay at home to save lives
– If essential to leave your house, keep a distance of at least 2 METRES from other people. Anyone could infect you.
– Don’t hoard food or supplies (even cat treats) pic.twitter.com/eDbVAGSZrb— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) March 23, 2020
Today’s Sunday Times of London hard-hitting feature notwithstanding, Boris Johnson has long been hit with hard hitting and valid criticism.
As a public service, President Nixon makes public his July 6 column on Boris Johnson's origins, goals, and political manner. Free to all. – RZ https://t.co/e9TNWLUTjN
— Richard M. Nixon (@dick_nixon) September 4, 2019
And in an eerie parallel is Johnson’s modus operendi and which transcends his both familiar as well as eccentric approach to hair styling.
One of the threads through all my writing on Johnson is nobody likes or is loyal to him. Nobody. His success is entirely tied to public personality. He uses people up, kicks them to the curb then later cries in the press they aren't friends anymore. https://t.co/x0eM55tlXq
— Richard M. Nixon (@dick_nixon) April 19, 2020
Then, and as was arguably only fitting after ignoring the pandemic, Boris Johnson became of its victims.
While some would have felt he deserved otherwise, Boris is currently recovering from his bout with COVID-19 and will thus eventually have to face the music for failing to heed clear and obvious warnings.
Simply put, Karma is without peer in the handing out of just desserts.
Source: Coronavirus: 38 days when Britain sleepwalked into disaster
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