Why MPs can’t call Boris Johnson a liar and how he keeps getting away with it – Blog

MazzaEliLi
ADPBJ also said, ‘let the bodies pile high’ which they have more so than in most other European countries ( we have not set sail across the Atlantic & are still Europeans ), he said ‘F*** business’ which he did & he said that he ‘got Brexit done’ which he didn’t because it will not be done until later this year at the earliest. The EU has been excessively generous in delaying the full implementation of Brexit despite ADPBJs lies. For instance ADPBJ promised that UK would maintain parity on standards of goods bound from the UK to the EU but he allowed substandard goods to flow from elsewhere through the UKs open borders. The EU immediately fined the UK & set up the checks that are usual for all Third Countries of which the UK is now one. While still a member of the EU the UK developed these checks to ensure a high standard of produce. None EU countries that want to trade with the EU maintain comparable standards. However, though other checks are still to come in, the EU, late last year, helped out the Aviation Industry by delaying other restrictions for six months, for which they were properly grateful. BJ lied about the speed of the vaccine rollout – I could go on.
Mazda Maniac
Historically, ministers were ideally supposed to be people of good character, personal integrity and of a very honourable person. Lying would have immediately been a severe disgrace. In modern times, with toxic populism infecting politics, ministers are forced into accepting what is said no matter how outrageously false as the truth until it can be completely disproven. Sadly, it is far more difficult to effectively prove that a minister has deliberately lied, the attempt to do so takes so much effort and time for so little gain that it isn’t worth it. Damage is done. That’s how Boris Johnson, Donald Trump and their ilk get away with such blatant lying, throwing out ridiculous comments and laugh as people try to defend themselves while they move on. In Donald Trump’s case, he’s made a financial career out of lying about his own importance to the point where he swindled people out of their money. He’s borrowed money from circles of people to pay each other off, while skimming all the profits. It’s so complex that people have difficulty keeping track of how they’ve been swindled, so he makes a fortune from them. His downfall from all of this is that his finances have become so ridiculously complex that it has become a nightmare to work out what taxes he owes and to whom he should pay them. Meanwhile, he causes distractions by throwing outrageous claims into the public to rile them up, like water usage or immigration for instance, inciting people away from looking into his affairs too closely and cultivating an image of popularity…when in reality he’s a crazy snake oil salesman selling other people’s stuff on the cheap to earn a quick buck to pay his other debts off. Boris Johnson is taking pages from Trump’s book, throwing out distractions everywhere he goes, while lying through his teeth because he knows that it’s easier to grab attention with a lie and come across as a ‘cheeky scamp’ than it is to form honest and truthful arguments. Why persuade people with the truth, when you can sell them a semi-believable lie for half the price? He comes across as a slight incompetent, bumbling oaf that muddles through everything, when in reality he is very clever and calculating. He’s learned a lot from being sacked from almost every job he has ever had due to lying, which is how much of a lie to tell people and how to do it just right before they call him on it. By then, it’s too late and he’s off selling another distraction. Everybody knows that he lies, he knows that everything he says is a lie. The problem is proving that he has lied when he’s playing the system that states that he must be telling the truth.
Peter Thomas
The house of commons is theatre and not a true representation of what goes on behind the curtain of lies told to the public…
Dave Cap
Is it not time to give The Speaker the power to oversee the Ministerial Code and bring to account ANYONE who does not follow the rules of The House of Commons. Bonson getting away with all his truly awful behaviour will only encourage future bonson or trump types, to follow in their footsteps. As it stands the one who needs to be challenged is the one in charge of any investigations.
 
Elizabeth Brown
He accused Labour Front Bench of drug use. 🙄
Israeldiegorivera Genius2 The real Genius
We have a moral duty not to comply. No to discriminatory vaccine passports and mandates, it is an utter disgrace. This must not happen England. Will never vote Labour or Tory again.
Graeme McKay
The chamber is a pantomime to entertain the peasants. The real politics happens in the subsidised bars where they all sit sipping brandy, smoking fat cigars while laughing at us all.
 
M C
Let’s fund our NHS and write off 8.7 billion pounds as LOSSES. This government is a joke
Samuel Prince
Let’s fund the NHS instead…. That went well. Glad we’ve been giving them 350 mil a week. Imagine how bad the plandemic would have been 🤔
Les Parton
What a load of ‘bull’ – BORIS IS A LIAR – time after time! For goodness sake, let others tell the truth even if Boris can’t!!!
Tom Thumb
Jimmy Saville, what about grooming gangs on Stammers watch. Not enough said about that.
Pride of Durham
MPs cant but 67million people can!

William Beckett
Do news papers tell lies 🥴
head emperor
Home office issues!must raised.bring it on
Faaaaaaaamin
Then why media didn’t inform the poor ?
 
Sandy Sandy
Permanent political class is all
A
Because the truth is also a lie, and vice versa.
head emperor
Wild cats Wild dogs in House
Lisa Edwards
If it qucks like a duck it’s a duck so liar liar
RAGSTAluvsDA90z
Because the truth is a lie and the lie is the truth
Richard Holmden
Load of bollox out of date out of touch all 🤥
sam wright
doris, the donkey whisperer
Richard-Anthony Gilbey
🇨🇦💎🇨🇦💎⭐️🇨🇦 I’m celebrating ten years retirement from Professional Football this summer, I’ve been filling my time teasing poor gypsy boy Coventry perhaps the chancellor should do the same 🇨🇦💎💎🇨🇦🇨🇦💎💎💎
Pramod Mp
Boris Johnson is a jolly good Fellow.🤗🥂💕
james
Because he’s right about starmer