Ask a silly question, BBC, like ‘has Boris Johnson got what it takes?’ and you’ll get this
Big fat hypocrite: remember when Boris Johnson took a plane from London to Cornwall for the G7 summit, talking about creating a “greener” world after causing five times as much pollution as if he had just taken the train?
We’re already calling this year’s big climate change summit COPOUT 26 – and with good reason, what with it being hosted by the UK under Boris Johnson.
Nobody expects the worst British leader since King John to negotiate any deal worth having.
So when the BBC asked whether he had what it takes to achieve it, the answers were – well, see for yourself:
'COP26 is a huge test of diplomacy for the UK prime minister, has Boris Johnson got what it takes?'
Johnson's already
😂 Claimed he's the new Moses
😂 Said we should feed humans to animals
😂 Said we could teach cows not to burp to stop greenhouse emissions🤡 F#cking clown pic.twitter.com/pwV9CjRKXc
— Fletch (@Paul_Kearns01) October 29, 2021
https://twitter.com/LenoreSimson/status/1454050471040192513
Has Boris Johnson screwed us up beyond repair? Yes, yes has has. pic.twitter.com/fuHSjsgDCj
— Thomas King (@tommo_king) October 29, 2021
He’s been PM since July 2019 and people are still asking Has Boris Johnson got what it takes. pic.twitter.com/nbsEbBiiQ7
— The Rt Hon Lady Matildamog (@Jc62Matildamog) October 29, 2021
Has Boris Johnson got what it takes to get a deal , the ink was barely dry on the last deal he agreed , when he tried to renege on it and still is , who'd trust him , nobody who's actually dealt with him already
— John Holland (@sickboydub) October 29, 2021
Has Boris Johnson a clue? pic.twitter.com/E4p6SucROQ
— Are We All Asleep ? ▄▀▄▀▄∆▄▀▄▀▄ (@demindblower) October 29, 2021
Has Boris Johnson declared war on France?
— sue#NHSLove💙💙💙#FBNHS #GeneralElectionNow (@SueSuezep) October 29, 2021
Has Boris Johnson
The slightest care
For anyone
Anywhere
?#ToryCorruption #ToryCriminals #ToryLies #ToryScum#BorisJohnsonOut https://t.co/NoNa9hZ6Do— Tim Ireland 💙⚜️🔥🎤 (@bloggerheads) October 29, 2021
A psychiatrist writes: "Has Boris Johnson" progressed from the anal stage? Narcissistic, self-centred and serial weaver of tissues of implausible lies..Hmm..all sadly indicate prognosis negative!
— David C (@CONRANE) October 29, 2021
https://twitter.com/felinenihilist/status/1454096470035083278
Has Boris Johnson done anything good for the nation?
— Nick Hoare (@UKdemocrat) October 27, 2021
https://twitter.com/TheMajorTom7/status/1451947671648935939
Has Boris Johnson resigned yet, citing Long Covid as the excuse?
— ((( Joel Clark ))) (@mrjoelclark) October 27, 2021
Any news headline that starts with “Has Boris Johnson” can easily be answered with “no.” pic.twitter.com/8YJoGTFANY
— Neil Morrison (@monkeymad2) October 29, 2021
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It never ceases to amaze me how people can be surprised at anything this excuse for a human being does or doesn’t do. It was apparent to all (well obviously not all, but that part of the population with at least half a brain – which is in itself a scary thought but won’t go down that road now) well before 2016 and certainly well before 2019 what Alexander Boris de Pfeffle Johnson is, and no, whatever the question he hasn’t got what it takes.