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Theresa May announces new Government

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The whole world knows Theresa May Is now our new Prime Minister.

Currently watching the news regarding her new appointments

Boris Johnson... Foreign Secretary

Amber Rudd  ...Home Secretary

Philip Hammond... Chancellor

David Davis ....Brexit Minister

That's it at present.....

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They all preach the same thing without actually stating the policy. Promises are never in short supply....


Yes....the "do whatever it takes" does usually mean "I don't know what to do yet but I and my CS advisers will think of something eventually"

 

See ?.....they don't fool us wink

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"Boris Johnson is a liar with his back to the wall, says French FM"

 

And French politicians are always right aren't they ?

 

This is the politician who just recently confused Assad and Saddam Hussein

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@Beenherebefore wrote:

"Boris Johnson is a liar with his back to the wall, says French FM"

 

And French politicians are always right aren't they ?

 

This is the politician who just recently confused Assad and Saddam Hussein


Speaking from his position of absolute safety within the EU.

I tell you what....I hope Boris goes out and stuns them all...Theresa May may be many things but she isn't stupid, She had a reason for putting him in this post. Lets just see how it all pans out. Remember this... Boris could have said no....

 

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Personally I have always liked a BJ  (:smileywink:) but not as a prime minister. I think he will surprise many people. Maybe he will get a haircut now....Good Idea

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Agreed jonsie......as a politician he's a breath of fresh air, I just hope the world outside of UK politics doesn't change him
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After what happened in France last night I expect he will be speaking sooner than he planned,,,:smileysad:

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To be honest people seem to think Boris Johnson as anglo centric never been out of the heart of little britain. However, you have a man born in the US, with French, Turkish and German ancestry educated in Brussels.  Oh and his wife has indian heritage, if he hasn't got a broad handle on a world view then no one has.

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@Anonymous ........it's the way he's perceived by others.....he looks and acts differently to your run of the mill politician.

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I know he is extremely well educated and multi lingual. However he has had a lot of bad press which is eager to show him as a buffoon. As I said earlier, I have no doubt he is more than capable of doing a damn good job....he just has to improve his perceived reputation .....

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Yeah, I personally reckon its an act, he was a journalist for GQ, editor of the spectator (in fact I believe it was during his time they had their highest circulation) these are high pressure responsible positions, if you think due to his "bumbling" everyone knows his name, he's viral. In my opinion if this new post "matures" him as a politician he would get a majority vote. 

 

Obviously the inverted commas are all because I think its an act, that said I am a party member and would have voted for Boris if he had stood as leader.

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