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Boris is busy burning bridges, while getting into bed with Trump

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/26/brexit-deadlock-as-no-10-insists-eu-must-scrap-backstop-before-talks

UK on course for no-deal Brexit as Johnson rejects EU agreement
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Madcap Boris, the new leader of the Conservative party, has been very busy over the last few days, annoying and alarming our European partners with his blustering rhetoric on "no deal" Brexit, and his sordid brazen attempts to get into bed with Trump. It should not surprise us too much that the American in Number 10, is seeking to bring this country even closer to the land of his birth, even though the vast majority of the people of the United Kingdom have no desire, or in some cases no doubt, a vehement aversion to the idea of becoming quasi American citizens, notwithstanding the aspiration that Bozo and it seems a number of his sycophants around the "cabinet table" may have to the contrary.
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What the bonehead fails to recognise of course, is that he is burning bridges between here and Europe and that if his lunatic ambitions actually fail, as we hope that they must, he will ave few friends in the world except the maniac resident in the White house.


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