Theresa May Hypocrisy

Well quite possibly Handyman, but don't you think it's about time all this nonsense was stopped. No more inquiries and investigations into who ate cake during covid. A line should be drawn under it. The end. 

Boris never was a team player but he has an astute and clever mind which Parliament in their jealous short sightedness fail to see a use for. It will be the Nation's loss to see this man's chutzpah and ability to see beyond the here and now banned from their midst. See his efforts in raising awareness and support for Ukraine. He apparently had little real wish to shut the country down during Covid but 'the Scientists' had everyone by the collar, and if I remember right Starmer wanted more strict shut down for even longer with far more money printed to cover it. Where might we be now if he led the way? It was difficult to find a right way - either way many were expected to suffer or die. The NHS front line were brave indeed but their leaders were more inefficient than can be imagined and still haven't been called to account. Let's hope that will soon be rectified.

I feel sorry for Teresa May if only that she wanted the role of PM for a long time to only arrive there and find she is no leader, but then again she had the hardest job of all with a parliament that couldn't find a democratic bone in it's body and a Speaker who compounded that failing. It's unfortunate that she too lowered herself to rail against him thus joining the rabble on the opposition benches who really just want a clear run at the next General Election and see Boris as too much of a vote winner. Boris can lead with vision and foresight but is really only good in a crisis. The mediocrity of the current Parliament let's us all down. Rishi has returned us to mediocrity with a remain Chancellor hell bent on proving the reason for re-entry into the EU. Frankly I despair of them all, they have done themselves no favours but it will be interesting to see just what the turn out will be at the by-elections created by this fiasco. How many have been turned off politics altogether? Parliament has only itself to blame, but then perhaps they see redemption in very few voters. It raises their odds perhaps of holding on to their jobs.

Thank you for calling me inapropriate names ( again )

The police took lots of witness statements, they interviewed people  and at the end of their investigation they decided that Boris Johnson and another 82 indivudals HAD BROKEN THE RULES and were issued with fines.

Not one of those people challenged the fines, if they had done, the matter would have gone to a Magistrates Court, something that none of these people clearly wanted.

Those people could have insisted that the matter went before a court of law, but none of them did .... their reasoning for not wanting the matter to go to court is blatantly obvious.

I am still suprised that some people still continue to defend Boris Johnson

Boris was never really a Brexiteer yet an opportunist yet he stuck to his guns to get us a semblance of Brexit and deserves credit for that. However that apart he was pretty lazy resulting in that fiasco with 4,000 EU laws still awaiting a decision now yet again kicked into touch.

Boris is often blamed for squandering his 80 majority. But the problem was always that most of the Tory is solidly remainer and prevented him from doing anything to take advantage of the opportunities that Brexit gave us. He was keen to do this but he was fighting all the opposition, most of his own party and all of the civil service. I don't think he was lazy. He was a good PM who was stymied at every turn.