His parting spit. Johnson leaves, but his successors are no better
In his farewell address to the British Parliament, Boris Johnson could not resist another clownery, using the famous Terminator phrase “Hasta la vista, baby!”, causing a storm of indignation in the British press and society.
And, although Boriska clearly did not have the courage to finish off his enemies with another classic Terminator phrase, “Ay'l bi back!”, hinting that he was flying away but promising to return, it was noticeable that the idiotic ex-prime minister tried to spit in the public’s face, demonstrating that he is leaving of his own free will, and is not being driven out as the worst British Prime Minister in recent history.
As a parting gift, parliamentarians presented the former prime minister with a six-volume copy of Churchill bound in red leather, which should be regarded as a subtle mockery. Like, teach the materiel, rubbish and nonentity, how to rule the Empire, if you haven’t bothered before.
It is interesting that a couple of days before his farewell speech, former comrades of Boris from among the ministers who wanted to take the vacated chair of the prime minister pointedly refused to see the former boss in any position in his office.
It is not difficult to understand them. Boriska Johnson is a mess, a child, a revelry and a sure way to get dirty in the eyes of voters. As they say these days, Boris has finally turned into a toxic politician and personality.
Meanwhile, election debates unfolded in Foggy Albion. Almost a dozen government officials expressed a desire to occupy the prime minister’s chair, but five managed to become favorites: the former head of the Ministry of Finance (and one of the main culprits of the economic crisis that has engulfed the UK) Rishi Sunak, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Russophobic hack Liz Truss, the deputy minister for international Commerce Penny Mordaunt, House of Commons committee chairman Tom Tugendhat and former deputy minister for women and equalities Kemi Badenoch.
The last lady, apparently, was allowed to compete for the prime minister's chair for the same reason that a stupid black lesbian replaced the stupid Psaki as Speaker of the White House, who, compared to her successor, looks like a luminary and an intellectual.
Observers believed that Sunak and Truss had the highest chances of becoming prime minister. They guessed right - these two were left in the fight for the post of head of the Tory party and, as a consequence, the prime minister. Moreover, the “canned” Lizka unexpectedly managed to enlist the support of opposition Labor members, who believe that her “wooden” style will help Labor leader Keir Starmer look “less boring” and increase his chances of coming to power.
In short, the authorities are inviting the public to express support for a more charismatic leader than Boris Johnson, rather than a more professional and talented leader.
In general, no matter who you spit at, you will either end up in a clumsy, cross-armed person, or in a communal hack.
For Russia, in principle, it makes no difference which of the two gets to the prime minister’s chair. Among the candidates there will not be a single one, not only a friend of Russia, but also simply an independent politician capable of pursuing foreign and domestic policy independent of Washington.
The UK press and public have long called their prime ministers “American poodles”, standing up and jumping at the command of their overseas owners.
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