First it was Jennifer, then it was Carrie…

are you suggesting he thinks with whatever is inside his underpants? god what a gross thought

I think she's suggesting a bit of corruption going on there, JaneJudge. Jobs for your squeezes, especial high ranking, highly paid jobs, are not really in accordance with the high standard of conduct expected from a minister, or a mayor...

Apparently they were caught in his office in a compromising position by colleagues. Something Matt Hancock resigned over.

I have read about this. Doesn't surprise me in the least with this self serving man.

Whoops!

That story was on msn, the Express and the Times and it's been pulled from all three.

Someone's got an injunction against it very fast?

I wonder if Gnet will pull it from here...

Sorry, the Mail, not the Express.

Twitter thread:

twitter.com/sturdyAlex/status/1538122549028081664

Source: Times p 5. Watch what happens next!

Someone said this morning that this would have finished previous PMs but the media, particularly Dacre and Murdoch are acting like life support machines keeping the rotting body of Johnson alive.

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Someone said this morning that this would have finished previous PMs but the media, particularly Dacre and Murdoch are acting like life support machines keeping the rotting body of Johnson alive.

I think everything Johnson has done since taking office would have finished any former PM, but he's hanging on in there...

New Eurpopean on the 'mysterious' disappearance of the story.

www.theneweuropean.co.uk/boris-johnson-wanted-to-give-carrie-symonds-a-100000-downing-street-role/

I’m beginning to wonder just how much is hidden from the public, with regard to Johnson’s behaviour.

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I’m beginning to wonder just how much is hidden from the public, with regard to Johnson’s behaviour.

Much, I suspect.

Despite this we know enough to form a clear opinion.

His school report, relationship history, employment history, what his mother, sister and colleagues have said of him and the evidence he has provided in writing during his career leave us in know doubt of the nature of the man.

Still his supporters defend him. Why?

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As I warned these Tory MPs many times, the one thing you know with Johnson is that there will always be another scandal just around the corner. It is who he is and what he does. And no amount of media cover up can save him from his own realities

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The leader of the opposition buying his mum a donkey sanctuary made the front pages

Our PM trying to give his mistress a £100k Govt job when Foreign Secretary did not

To add insult to injury, Carrie had to leave the job she did have at the time, due to poor performance and dodgy expense claims according to….the Daily Mail. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7230155/Boris-Johnsons-girlfriend-Carrie-Symonds-quit-job-Conservative-Party-expenses-claims.html

Johnson did a runner when he should have been in Doncaster, because he knew the story about Symonds was going to break.

According to a Sky Editor, Carrie Johnson is behind the injunction on the Times, because there are other scandals that the Johnson’s are trying to keep a lid on.

More truth in this than first realised

“While his wife of 26 years and mother of four of his kids was having multiple operations and treatment for cancer, Johnson was trying to appoint his mistress as his £100k pa, Chief of Staff.

The guy DRIPS WITH ETHICS. Of course he doesn't need an adviser.”

This was in Alan Duncan’s Diaries, published early 2021, not exactly new news

So why suppress it GrannyGravy13? It seems much of this came out in Lord Ashcroft's book serialised in Feb this year by...The Mail. However this story is now suffering the Streisand affect: a phenomenon that occurs when an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information has the unintended consequence of increasing awareness of that information, often via the Internet.!

Well if suppression was the aim it ain’t working. Anyone seen what’s trending on Twitter?

Conservative MP’s must have known about this when they chose him to lead the party. It doesn’t say much about the party in general, does it?

MayBee, how right you are.

No it doesn’t MayBee Just have a look at Elegran’s post on Ian Hislop and the committee on lobbying to get a flavour of MPs ethics.