THE late Queen ‘loathed’ Boris Johnson, it has been claimed
Writing in the Sunday Times the paper’s chief political commentator, Tim Shipman, quoted sources as suggesting that former Tory leader had replaced Tony Blair as the monarch’s “least favorite” prime minister.
During her 70-year reign, Queen Elizabeth had dealings with 15 different Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom. The first was Winston Churchill, who had reprized the role in 1951, a year before Elizabeth ascended the throne.
The finale was Liz Truss, who was formally asked by the Queen to form a government just days before her death.
When Churchill retired, the Queen sent him a letter saying that no future Prime Minister “would ever be able for me to take the place of my first”.
Reportedly once asked by a French diplomat who her favorite Prime Minister was, the Queen said that the question should be who her “unfavourite” was, with the answer being Tony Blair.
The late monarch is said to have hated the term “people’s princess” coined for Diana by Blair and his screenwriter Alastair Campbell.
However, a palace source suggested to the Sunday Times that the Queen’s dislike of Johnson had eclipsed Blair.
The anonymous source told the newspaper after the Queen’s death: “At least she will be spared having to knight Boris.”
They continued: “I think she loathes Boris because of his behaviour.”
“He went around calling her ‘Her Maj’ and never gave her any useful advice. They would have expected a Prime Minister to help clean up the mess with Prince Andrew, but Boris couldn’t help because he was embroiled in a scandal of his own.”
Johnson – who was forced to resign as Prime Minister after lying about knowing about allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior made against a member of his government – has twice been forced to apologize to the Queen.
The first time came in 2019 after the Supreme Court ruled that his parliamentary prorogation had not been lawful.
The second came after it emerged that – at No 10 and under Johnson’s guard – two farewell parties had been held with staff who were on the same day Queen Elizabeth was forced to attend her late husband’s funeral alone due to Covid , had partied until the early hours of the morning.
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KENNETH BRANAGH MY LONDONGRAD – BORIS JOHNSON’S LEGACY
Boris Johnson ended his lies as Prime Minister with a tale in a speech about a dog, a cat, a rocket and an obscure Roman emperor before dragging Carrie off stage. There won’t be a Truss sequel replicating the TV series about Boris Johnson et al called This England by Kenneth Branagh. It would be boring. Even so Branagh should have called it My Londongrad and had Russian puppets playing Larry the Cat and Dilyn The Dog. Why?
First ask yourself why hasn’t MI5 properly investigated Russian interference in British politics? Why should anyone believe Johnson put his country before himself or believe his anti-Russian rhetoric? In 2016 when campaigning for Brexit he accused the EU of provoking Russia’s attacks on Ukraine. Indeed, Johnson/Cummings delivered Brexit beyond Putin’s wildest dreams. Combine Brexit with Trump’s divisiveness and no wonder Putin concluded the USA/EU/UK/NATO club was a crippled anachronism.
There is some fascinating fact based research published on the web by Bill Fairclough (ex-spook codename JJ and author of The Burlington Files autobiographical espionage series) about Boris Johnson et al called Britain’s Dismal Dossier on Russian Political Infiltration. He puts forward hard evidence to support the facts that not only have many past British Prime Ministers been compromised by Russian intelligence, but so too have Trump, Johnson and Cummings (prior to becoming political bigwigs). Dozens of other Tory Party supporters, MPs et al with Russian leanings are named in the article. Any of them, Trump, Johnson and Cummings included, could have been unwittingly manipulated. After all, flattery is a narcissist’s best friend.
Indeed, Kenneth Branagh could have made hay while the sun shines with this research. It is published in Bill Fairclough’s name on LinkedIn or Google TheBurlingtonFiles and in the News Section select the article for July 21, 2021. You might also want to read Bill Fairclough’s biographical novel Beyond Enkription – it’s a must read for espionage cognoscente.
He cant but lie