I love how Brexit was "Done" in the same manner as a student deciding to start their essay a few hours before it is due and submitting an incomplete work. Yeah, you technically did it...

@BernasLL

Жыл бұрын

Worse, using an incomplete work completely copied off of a colleague, whose quality of work Boris kept talking trash about, as she feels constrained not to point that out.

@archvaldor

Жыл бұрын

Of all the essays I wrote in a few hours I don't recall any as bad as the results of that negotiation. I mean the essays were bad but at least I generally spelt my own name correctly.

A cautionary tale if there ever was one, why does our society reward people who do these things? Being fired for lying as a journalist should have ended his career right there (generously ignoring earlier misdeeds)

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

Because a huge chunk of 48% people decided they wanted to pick and choose what democratic votes they thought should be implemented

@Dardobul

Жыл бұрын

Also, daddy paid for it. For any given value of "it"

@MrMartinSchou

Жыл бұрын

> Being fired for lying as a journalist should have ended his career right there You say that, knowing full well that there are media outlets whose owners love nothing more than lying to the public to get their will.

@Peregrine1989

Жыл бұрын

So its kinda like Trump. People are used to politicians lying and backflipping, but being sneaky about it. Boris and Trump are SUPER BLATANT about what they do. So some people think that means they are joking.... some people think that means they are more honnest in their lies.... some people just see them as more trustworthy because its easier to see through their lies. Some people just hate the standard political class and thus this is a breath of fresh air. Popularism is always a result of people not trusting Politicans anymore, and ends ONLY when either a dictator scares everyone else back to voting standard OR the politicans win back trust.... ususally both.

@Mondfischli

Жыл бұрын

...at the same time the 🍊 clown occupied the white house. So the standard for any high office in democracies seems a bit eroded 🤔

My dad’s friend knew Johnson. He said “If you were to say that someone at that table would be prime minister of the UK, you would’ve chosen the Moroccan cleaning the toilets before Boris”

@veeu8781

Жыл бұрын

the cleaner was already more honest and hardworking than Boris ever was.

@50Steaks68

Жыл бұрын

your dad's friend is quite racist

@Deontjie

21 күн бұрын

I don't know. I will vote for a partying, Brexit getter and lockdown refuser any-day.

Boris' epitaph: "Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid." - Valery Legasov in "Chernobyl".

@rotwang2000

Жыл бұрын

Johnson "Only an idiot pays that debt himself, let the peons carry that burden instead."

@JayJay5244

Жыл бұрын

I’m starting to doubt Legasov’s words.. (if that’s what he really said that is… Not sure if they made that line up for the TV series or it’s actually something he said) Some people like Clinton, Obama and/or Trump literally get away with murder (and in some cases, rap (e)) and lies and they will live comfortably for the rest of their lives without any serious consequences… Same with Johnson I mean what is the debt here? He’s lost his job… wow what a punishment lol if I behaved at my job like that I would’ve been gone long ago… Other than that there are no real consequences for Johnson

This is a stunning collection of Johnson’s failures. Amazing that the system allows someone like him to come so far. If it was a movie it would seem a bit far fetched.

@user-ww3jz4tp4x

Жыл бұрын

There's something very fundamentally broken in the system that allows a man like Johnson to get to the position.

@grdfhrghrggrtwqqu

22 күн бұрын

This guy was the best PM you will ever have in your entire LIFE. You are severely misled if you think he was a failure.

So when Johnson was a reporter he lied a lot and when he became a politician he... lied a lot. Who could have guessed this?

@adarshkamoda9183

Жыл бұрын

Not the British people.

To this day, I still can't comprehend how the brits ever considered Boris Johnson suitable for public offices, let alone a prime minister.

@NoJusticeMTG

Жыл бұрын

The media whitewashed his public image to stop Jeremy Corbyn

@rjfaber1991

Жыл бұрын

In the words of Jon Richardson, Boris was like a wet fart; funny at the time, but you have to check for damage immediately afterwards.

@Mungstein

Жыл бұрын

Me neither. And I’m British.

@KernelLeak

Жыл бұрын

@@mangonel ITYM "Heroine"...

@palmercolson7037

Жыл бұрын

I am not sure. It could be the new style of "strong man" and "cult of personality": a vain man presents complete confidence, but at the same time presents a ridiculous side that cause people to laugh at him (and disarm caution). Add in the disregard for process (i.e. constitution and due process and precedent and personal loyalty) and a press and public willing to not call him on what he previously said or did. There are even rabid supporters who will attack any questioning of the leader. It's the same reason in many ways that Trump was able to succeed and still has supporters.

BoJo got his big majority on the ticket to "get Brexit done" and nothing else. He then went on to deliver Brexit by imply accepting the so passionately rejected border checks in the Irish Sea, seemingly intending to never implementing them once the deal was signed. So one could say that his greatest successes were entirely based on lies.

@Tamlinearthly

Жыл бұрын

A "fun" game is to look at every Johnson policy decision and sort out how many would have had the same or even better results if instead of Johnson doing something nobody had done anything.

@michaelgreen1515

Жыл бұрын

Though we still can't be sure who he is lying to, or possibly both; and it still isn't done anyways...

@chiaraimpeduglia1308

Жыл бұрын

The fact is that he based Brexit on the same facts that every politician uses to get people who do not want to think about others to agree with him. He said that Europe was draining UK, thet it was Europe's fault that things were going badly, that immigration too was Europe's fault and that UK would only prosper if it went back to isolating itself. Less than a century later, it seems that we are watching the world go back to pre second world war times. Only, this time we have atomic bombs. I'm almost relieved that this is happening. If we humans go extinct maybe tha planet has an actual chance to save itself. And i know that i should not say it, after all i'm alive too, but i frankly would not care to die at this point. I see it as a struggle against things that i can do little to stop. I mean, i try to stay positive and build myself a life, but everytime that something like this happens, it reminds me that everything could be taken away from me in an istant, and my will to live dies a little bit more. And i do not mean by death, i mean by some politicians in power that might decide that i am no longer considered a person.

@Deontjie

21 күн бұрын

Maybe the people loved him because of his time when he was mayor of London. Just compare him with the shyte London have now.

I find the support of Boris astounding. He could take a literal dump in the street and people would say "aw, well, he's doing his best, that loveable rascal". I really don't understand how he got away with so much

@NoJusticeMTG

Жыл бұрын

Boris: *pisses in their bowl of cornflakes* Con voters: "well he has to piss somewhere"

3:35 - This leaves out something *really* important: his career as a "journalist" boiled down to stoking anti-EU sentiment. Many of the toxic fabrications used to justify Brexit originated in utter bull he'd concocted for his articles.

@tourmelion9221

Жыл бұрын

So, he’s the reason for xenophobia for the EU in the public

@maalikserebryakov

Жыл бұрын

@@tourmelion9221 he said stuff likt women in burkas look like letterboxes

@shonenjumpmagneto

Жыл бұрын

Yep. He single handedly secured BREXIT. From start to finish. I almost respect it....

@corradomancini3271

Жыл бұрын

@@maalikserebryakov Have you read the whole article you’re on about? I did, I suggest you do too, after that comment.

@corradomancini3271

Жыл бұрын

@@tourmelion9221 The U.K. is the least xenophobic country in all the eu. I am an eu citizen living in the U.K..

You forgot that he gave PPE supply contracts to his friends and buddies, and bought loads of cheap PPE from China which we then had to pay to be destroyed as they were unfit for use...

May failed because the ERG and Johnson himself kept voting against her "deal". Saying no british pm can ever accept that. Than he become pm and accepted the same "deal" and said it was great. Than within a few months he started to try and break it and been at it since...

@darrenmcposstot8200

Жыл бұрын

You’re on another hemisphere, What planet are you on pal? What is an ERG? An erotic romantic gorilla? And what’s this ‘deal’ youre on about? I knew boris sniffed, but I didn’t know Teresa liked an old nose beer as well…

@michaelgreen1515

Жыл бұрын

As I recall accepted a worse deal.

@Suksass

Жыл бұрын

Actually, no. The deal Johnson accepted was the one May said no British PM should ever accept. May had a better deal. Ultimately, with Brits government being stupid, ignorant and above its lack of knowledge on how a union they were instrumental in building worked, it's no surprise we ended where we are.

@paradoxmo

Жыл бұрын

@@darrenmcposstot8200 ERG = European Research Group, the eurosceptic wing of the Tories

I never thought of this channel doing video essays, but this style of video works surprisingly well here!

“Romping around london” that is very apt.

Saying "Rise to highest office in country" while showing him dangling from that zip wire - Priceless!! 😂😂

I wouldn't be surprised if the next government implodes in the next three to six months and Boris jumps back on the train ...

@kennethhwang3425

Жыл бұрын

Nah, BoJo is too rancid to be electable now.

@Srijith.Seetharaman

2 ай бұрын

Broooooo, you had no fucking clue 😭😭😭😭

true to form Johnson is having a farewell shindig instead of attending a Cobra meeting

He became party leader because he was the least unpopular candidate at a time when many tories didn't want to deal with the consequences of the brexit result. He won the election because the main opposition party sabotaged itself and our supposedly free press decided to resemble the media in a dictatorship whereby the opposition was a danger greater than the party in power and because FPTP meant a majority was possible despite getting a third of the available vote.

"To know Boris, is to hate him"

When he talks about the success of the vaccine rollout it brings to mind a variation of Churchill's famous quote Never, in the field of human suffering, has the work of so many, been taken credit for by one man. This was the NHS finest hour.

@theMoporter

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if a quote from the guy who prevented other countries giving aid to India during a horrendous famine really has the high ground there.

@emilymcplugger

Жыл бұрын

@@theMoporter Boris sees himself as the new Churchill, however for all his faults Churchill did put praise where it was due, whereas Boris takes it all for himself.

@HomemadeBrownies1

Жыл бұрын

If the government are responsible for its failings like PPE and capacity, why aren’t they also responsible for its successes? The gov made the vaccine programme incredibly simple. If we could have that same investment and staffing and dedication to the cause, we’d clear the backlogs within a year. You think Covid was bad? Wait until the death toll from backlogs is added in.

"A huge great stonking mandate" - but only by the English electorate. In 2019 the Welsh electorate voted in a majority of Labour MPs, in Northern Ireland they voted away from Unionist parties and in Scotland the tories lost more than half their seats. Boris never had a "rise" outside England.

@struanpeat5116

Жыл бұрын

Scotland voted for the SNP so much that they're the 3rd largest party is parliament It seems borises passion for leaving unions rubbed off on the scots

@Andrew-ob5ij

Жыл бұрын

Don’t put London into this

@emilymcplugger

Жыл бұрын

@Saddon Carrs True, but that's what the older Conservative have identified, that he's really just an English Nationalist. An awful boorish Grotesque that says what people want to hear with no idea of how to get it, whilst at the same time using his position to get public funds or high-paid public jobs for his girlfriends and mistresses to always be within boning distance. A truly odious specimen.

@petercampbell1287

Жыл бұрын

In northern ireland the unionist parties still got more of the overall vote and the snp and greens still didn't get over %50 of the vote

@karankapoor2701

Жыл бұрын

@@Andrew-ob5ij londonistan

I said from almost day one, that May should have appointed Boris Johnson as the chief EU negotiator and Nigel Farage as his deputy. That would have removed their ability to attack her progress, because anything they said could be shot down with either "you refused the offer to do it properly" or "it was your job to do this", and similarly any and all attacks from the ERB could be pawned off on those two. After all, who could possibly be better suited for the job than the two leaders of the leave campaign?

@Tomcat13436

Жыл бұрын

Nigel Farage wasn’t an MP though, I guess as a MEP he could of had such a position. Other than that, I completely agree.

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

Good shout. And 90% of MPs should have voted for whatever was negotiated. 5% head bangers at either end.

@MrMartinSchou

Жыл бұрын

@@Tomcat13436 You wouldn't need to be an MP to be a negotiator. And you could easily make the argument that due to his long carreer as an MEP, Farage would be uniquely qualified for the role of deputy Brexit negotiator. The outcome of Brexit wouldn't be substantially different, and the UK would be at least as fucked as it is at the moment, but it would have hamstrung the main millstones dragging May down.

@Tomcat13436

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMartinSchou You make a good point.

@MrMartinSchou

Жыл бұрын

@@danielwebb8402 Oh, they'd have voted for setting their constituents on fire, if it was put in front of them.

I remember seeing Boris the first time (I’m a Belgian). It was at the end of the Olympic Games in China. Where he came on stage as mayor of the next Olympic city. I remembered laughing when I saw him, and being baffled someone like him could become mayor. Al others on stage were perfectly dressed, and very distinguished and formal. And then there was Boris: his hair a mess, his suit wrinkled, walking on stage as if he was a farmer on his field….

@darrenmcposstot8200

Жыл бұрын

Bet he took yer bird as well kristoff my man boris does that a lot

@theMoporter

Жыл бұрын

That's his image. There is actually some video out there of him being groomed before an interview and intentionally mussing up his hair right before the cameras roll so it can't be corrected.

@max3446

Жыл бұрын

It's a very intentional attempt to get those around him and the public to lower their guard so that all the bullshit he pulls can be waved away as part of 'endearing' character.

@shonenjumpmagneto

Жыл бұрын

As a Belgian of The EU's Capitol Member-State, I'm sure it made you glad he was leaving.

@oldskoolmusicnostalgia

Жыл бұрын

But he is "lovable", the British believe... when you start electing people for their perceived personality traits rather than their competence, experience and electoral programmes, this is what you get.

Boris should've gone after the "let the bodies pile high" statement. It's ridiculous that it was dragged out to this extent. I'm not a fan of Keir Starmer but for the love of God, please can we have a new government.

@JohnJohnson-oe3ot

Жыл бұрын

It’ll be another conservative one which sucks

@grippingrope9937

Жыл бұрын

He should've gone as soon as the Supreme Court decided that his suspension of democracy was unlawful

@joaquinescotoaleman4320

Жыл бұрын

A Labour gov? Are you nuts?

@grippingrope9937

Жыл бұрын

@@joaquinescotoaleman4320 Oh yeah cause the last Labour government was sooo much worse than this farce (S/)

@corradomancini3271

Жыл бұрын

@@grippingrope9937 Suspension of democracy? At least say it the right way. Proroguing parliament. He took advice from the attorney general.

Addressed COVID 3/4 months too late, the man has blood on his hands! I suspect they saw COVID as an opportunity to continue the hobbling of the NHS

@Deontjie

21 күн бұрын

Whoa, here in Africa we mostly ignored all those corrupt lockdowns. And we survived better than you.

Boorish Johnson said he's going with his 'head held high.' That's because even he cannot stand the stench where he's been sitting.

Has the UK suffered a situation before where three Prime Ministers in a row, whether from the same party or not, resigned?

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

After all winning elections Very strange

@Dardobul

Жыл бұрын

It's like the conservatives are a Con or something! They mislead the public and then surprised Pikachu when it blows up in their face

@cuff1626

Жыл бұрын

Winston Churchill Anthony Eden Harold Macmillan

@owenlindkvist5355

Жыл бұрын

@@cuff1626 Thank you, mate.

@Matthew-bu7fg

Жыл бұрын

Unbelievably, I think you have to go back to Ted Heath in 1974 for the last time a Prime Minister entered Government via an election and left Government via an election

Say what you like about Johnson, but I'd say his greatest strength is being one of the most impressive liars in 21st century Britain.

@Andrew-ob5ij

Жыл бұрын

He told lies people wanted to hear though, so there is blame on the voters themselves as well

@SevenEllen

Жыл бұрын

Not really. You'd be surprised how many bad lie detectors there are out there (I'm talking about the people who believed him).

This forgot to say that when he fell. He dragged the party down to hell with him. Turning it into what many would say "nothing more but a joke"

@localhearthian2387

Жыл бұрын

There's an old legend in Britain that when God created the universe, there were some defective humans, with no hearts or minds or souls between them. So God slapped a blue sash on them and called them Tories.

Johnson needs to stay PM for another three weeks to beat May's 3 years and 12 days, the shortest Tory PM tenure in over half a century. That's why he's clinging on like a limpet.

I liked this video. Felt like a quick documentary. I'm from the US and found this very interesting. Ya'll should do more videos in this format. And yes, I am subscribed to TLDRUS

It from the start amazed me that the electorate decided to entrust the operation of the British government to someone who cannot operate a comb.

@ASLUHLUHCE

Жыл бұрын

Even worse, the messy hair is known to internationally be done to craft a certain image

A fall but I bet a financial well padded one, leaving behind destructions, UK's reputation and millions of Britons on the side of the road

Should be titled "The Rise and Fall and Fall *AND FALL* of Boris Johnson."

@Anthony-xd1lj

Жыл бұрын

he did not fall he was pushed out by the left

@jamesgravil9162

Жыл бұрын

@@Anthony-xd1lj He was pushed out by members of his own party.

@Anthony-xd1lj

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesgravil9162 yes and they all wanted to remain in the EU and once the riches apart of london did not come to the rescue then they knew it was over. and we left the EU. If you do most of the search they all wanted to remain!

@Anthony-xd1lj

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesgravil9162 we had Damian Hinds remainer, we had Sajid Javid a remainer and the other 30 people were also remainers.

Im honestly so delighted to be PM

@SamyTheSheep

25 күн бұрын

Do you think all this is a bit unfair? Was Brexit really the disaster people say it is?

Any change the video can have it's volume normalized? It's really quiet in some parts and extremely loud in others.

Maybe the Spitting Image Boris said it best. "To the millions who voted for me, just let me say this: ha ha."

Several people have mentioned Boris lying as a journalist, but no has mentioned Boris's only concern about giving Darius Guppy fellow journalist Stuart Collier's address, so Guppy's pals could give Collier "a couple of black eyes or a cracked rib ", was, not that this was wrong, but that he might be associated with it. Boris of course was made editor of the Spectator on the promise he would not stand for Parliament. A promise that he of course proceeded to break. Who could think this man would make a good MP? And what MP would think a man who in his first 4 years couldn't even make half the parliamentary votes would make a good PM? Also don't think Boris is gone until he's actually gone.

You failed to mention the phenomena of Londongrad, Bojo likely being a Russian asset and pushing the son of a former KGB Agent into the House of Lords against the advice of MI6.

I gotta say that I lost track of you guys for a year or so but I'm happy to see you back. You have improved so much!

Sometimes in life you feel the fight is over And it seems as though the writings on the wall Superstar, you finally made it But once your picture becomes tainted It's what they call The rise and fall

@darrenmcposstot8200

Жыл бұрын

My lord is that Eminem?

Correction: technically UK wasn't the first to roll out covid vaccines in Europe. Hungary has done it first, whilst also being a member of EU

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

So only 26 out of 27 "happened" to not act independently.

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

Didn't Hungary start in February 2021? Vs UK December 2020?

@bt3743

Жыл бұрын

@@danielwebb8402 we didn't have vaccines to roll out in 2020 whatsoever. We did not begin distributing them in December

@danielwebb8402

Жыл бұрын

@@bt3743 Well according to BBC and Wikipedia and facts, we started on 8th December 2020. "began on 8 December 2020 after Margaret Keenan became the first person in the world (outside trials)" But I'm sure you are correct. That didn't happen. It wasn't all over the news. I didn't see the film of it that very day.

@Deontjie

21 күн бұрын

And you are proud in rolling out rushed, untested vaccines. Vaccines from a company that had major trust issues and scandals. Vaccines from a company that paid the biggest fine for fraud in history. Vaccines from a company that had record earnings because of covid. I hope you are not one of those three million unnecessary deaths.

There was a rise of boris Johnson? 🤣

@jamesgravil9162

Жыл бұрын

Failing upwards, is what it's usually called.

@herisuryadi6885

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesgravil9162 lmao

@andreaslind6338

Жыл бұрын

Fake news.

In the words of Boris Johnson's 4th form teacher when referring to Boris "He really is an insufferable little s*"t isn't he"* * Not actually true but highly probable

During covid boris spoke only to England not the whole of Britain

What is much more important to understand than the reasons for his downfall, which was inevitable, is why some many, on all sorts of levels chose to trust and continuously back him, an already well documented incompetent lying egomaniac with the job as PM. Because that is not something we want to happen often in the future...

@bracco23

Жыл бұрын

The problem is that Boris has been extremely good at short term politics, bringing in results that could increase electoral appeal even at the cost of being bad results. This appease the politicians that only care about being in office. The larger public has sadly a short memory and forgets stuff quickly, too quickly.

@tomwolland2447

Жыл бұрын

BJ hasn't been good at short term politics. That's just what's printed and rabbited out through the media. Thats the proctective ring he gets by 'being a good sport'. Done long enough in an election cycle so people don't ask too many questions to actually see that it's just BS and always was. Media happy to rabbit because it sells. BJ happy to say it because he likes it and sees himself with no other function. I blame both MSM and BJ/his cronies.

Imagine if he had become PM just right after David Cameron, back in 2016

Love your videos . Maybe you can do a poll asking how many U-turns Bo-jo and did

Truely, I hope he becomes remembered as one of the top contributors to what can be argued as easily within the top three post WW most damaging events in UK history, all in the pursuit his own explicate corrupted benefit.

@michiganstad

Жыл бұрын

out of the Fourth reich . Looove Boris

I really liked the editing, animations and background music on this one! Of course the topic was also very informative as usual. Great video!

I think your staff might need to review their timelines when they're working on your videos. The UK didn't leave the EU at the end of 2021, they did so in January 2020. And it's impossible for the energy crisis to have worsened in 2021 due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine as that did not happen till February 2022.

@richardsmallwood7940

Жыл бұрын

It's now July 2022 and we still haven't totally left the EU.

@samuela-aegisdottir

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I was surprised to hear that Russian invasion happened in 2021. Has it been so long ago that it is difficult to remember the year?

@samuela-aegisdottir

Жыл бұрын

I was also surprised to hear that Brexit has been done. What about Northern Ireland?

At this point, I blame the people who voted for BoJo as well as the Conservative party as a whole for touting him more than the man himself. This information isn’t new, isn’t private and has been out there for a while-and there are STILL people who thought him running the country was a good idea.

@NoJusticeMTG

Жыл бұрын

We had to stop the broadband communism tho /s

@Matthew-bu7fg

Жыл бұрын

too many people read the Mail or Telegraph unfortunately

@ThePhoenixWylde

Жыл бұрын

The huge media machine basically garunteed his election win because anything and everything could be said about Corybn, regardless if true or not, in the run up to the election, but nothing that could be even remotely seen as damaging to Boris was allowed to air.

I'm here just to praise the Animation/Video Improvements this channel and all TLDR channels has done. It's been a while Since I watched your latest vids, and I have to say, I am astonished looking at those very minor, barely noticeable Improvements. But they exist, and they do elevate your Videos. Well done @TLDR Team

I strongly suspect that none of the three PM's involved with the Brexit process (and neither will Corbyn) will come out judged well in the history books. But if I had to guess who will come out worse, it is none other than BoJo the wonder clown right here. If he lives long enough to see it he will miss the days when that was all that people call him, as "the prime minister that doomed the UK" has a far darker tone to it, and that is *EXACTLY* what I think he did.

@theMoporter

Жыл бұрын

An incredible favour to Cameron's legacy.

Britain being the first to begin administrating the vaccine is very technically correct. For one thing, America administered the same vaccine on the same day, for another, there were certainly people who had received that exact vaccine during the trials, although none of them would know at the time that it'd be the final form or even whether it was an actual vaccine and not a placebo.

@theMoporter

Жыл бұрын

Okay, the bit about trials is pretty funny. That definitely doesn't count (and the Oxford trials were done in the UK, anyway)

There are a lot of Tory voters who became very unhappy with Boris Johnson, and have actually stopped voting Conservative. What they'll vote instead though ... only time will tell.

Note: Theresa May didn't want Brexit. It often seems, that she is regarded as a Brexit proponent

@theMoporter

Жыл бұрын

Huh? She was a Remainer, but for her entire campaign as PM, she promised to get Brexit done. The Brexiteers theorised it was some kind of scheme to remain in the EU, but frankly, I'm pretty sure she realised that a Brexit that was both sustainable and legal was impossible and she was screwed no matter what she did.

@carultch

Жыл бұрын

Even David Cameron didn't want Brexit. He only proposed the referendum to throw a bone to UKIP voters, and never expected it to pass.

The idea that the uk deserved a special position within the eu, was flawed and the height of hubris in the first place. "Treat us like we are better than you, or we'll leave" only could have gone one way. The problem is it's now transformed into "Treat us like we're special or we'll break all our international agreements and throw an epic tantrum"

It's also the rise and fall of Brexit.

Rise and fall of reggie perrin I didn't get where I am today by not knowing old TV references

I m french and i really enjoyed the quality of the video, great job

Great video!

Okay these segues are just becoming funny at this point, as soon as i hear "problem solving, i know its brilliant.

Perhaps you should do a similar video on Thatcher and Churchill

Ooh slicker editing and background music

@ASLUHLUHCE

Жыл бұрын

And a longer vid

I'm really hoping this video wasn't made prematurely. On the flip side, accountability finally catching up with this dumpster fire gives me hope in regards to the dumpster fires currently burning in my own country of the U.S. for the past 7 years.

Excellent podcast 👍

We made the worst economic decision any country has ever made because a few men wanted to backstab each other for power.

I know these are supposed to be short presentations, but you should have mentioned his defence of Dominic Cummings' birthday jaunt and Boris's constant lying to the House of Commons. Also, you should have been more explicit about his illegal U-turn on the Northern Ireland protocol. These might not have been the issues that turned his party against him, but they are certainly among the reasons that the country as a whole began to loathe him.

Why do you use Europe and EU as synonyms? There are many countries in Europe that are not part of the EU, including the UK.

Don't live in the UK, so I'm going to miss him, solely because I loved hearing about the next idiotic thing he did. Now I'll only hear about the senile US president.

@carultch

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Which US president are you implying is senile?

@JustAnotherAccount8

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@@carultch which one do you think?

@carultch

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@@JustAnotherAccount8 I would guess Trump. But I can see just as much of a case to be made that Biden is senile.

@JustAnotherAccount8

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@@carultch Trump wasn't senile

I saw his resignation speech. It sure didn't sound like a man that was going to retire. I suspect he'll be back again- Or at least will attempt to return.

Good segment overall but one small thing: You say the anger over our energy crisis carried on into 2021 when it worsened due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This is historically inaccurate, as this Ukraine war started in March 2022.

@ryancappo

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It looks like he missed a “then”, “when it then worsened (in 2022) due to Russia…”

This video should be called "The Lies And Fall Of Boris Johnson"

Alexander Boris dePfeffel Johnson used family connections to keep failing upward and learned that privilege and power obviate responsibility and accountability. He can fool some of the people all of the time but eventually, he couldn't fool all of the people all of the time, especially as his Party followed him into believing they were above the law and rules.

When you put a clown into a palace you don't make him a king, the palace becomes a Circus

ay yo, whats that chill bop at the start of chapter 2.

Hey TLDR, love your stuff and subscribed to Nebula recently! I couldn’t find a video suggestion form but a lot of the candidates for conservative party leader are promising tax cuts, could you guys do a video on the feasibility of this? Maybe discussing the promises they are making and how realistic these are? Thanks!

Most people have a haircut, but Boris Johnson is a haircut that has a person.

Didn't Russia introduce a 'Sputnik' vaccine in August 2020 - several months before the UK? And Brexit isn't done btw - the Good Friday Agreement and the need to keep borders open between Ireland and Northern Ireland has meant it's still a festering issue between the UK and the EU

Forgot one more thing, admittedly, he will be remembered as Ukraine’s 1st major erstwhile ally, especially by Ukrainians.

@ai-d2121

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Sure. That’s what he made you think.

@jamesarnold7253

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Unfortunately he's been in a party that has basically encouraged Russian money to be funneled through the UK and personally has links with the KGB. Out of his 20+ years in politics he's helped Ukraine for about 5 months

@ai-d2121

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@@FableBlaze We, not in the UK, think there is much more to it then one tiny country “ taking the lead”. Do you really think the EU is interested in a PR offensive? You really have to dig in to see why the UK is not leading in any way, shape or form to see the extend of what is going on and that has little to do with Bojo posturing on pics “ look how we lead”. It nay well be that Bojo actually set the stage for the invasion by the destabilisation attempt to break up the EU.

@j.j.1064

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When a stranger comes and offers you candy, "he's your best friend" or is he? It must be remembered that Johnson's legacy with the Russians bribing the British with money and hobnobbing with the KGB Lebedev made him a Russian asset. It's like facilitating homicidal burglar entry into your house and while their in the process of trashing the place, offering to call the police. The Ukrainians I suspect know this but for the sake of optics and a fear that the weapons might dry up, are in PR terms have been obligated to "smile for the camera".

@jameslebron2403

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At the same time though, the UK has made it extremely difficult for Ukrainian refugees to arrive compared to other European countries

As an Australian, I remember my first impression of him was being a Trump 2.0 - both considered funny, charismatic, but no substance. They even have the same hair going lol. Him supporting Brexit could have been another factor too.

@octavianpopescu4776

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I keep saying this, but in fact Trump is Johnson 2.0. Don't forget he was doing this way before Trump.

@user-ww3jz4tp4x

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Both vacuous narcissists, yes.

Never heard of this guy I just tough he looked weird isn't he like a comedian or something?Had no idea he was a legitimate politician.

Very well balanced report 👏

Interesting recap! What puzzles me though, as I can see that the f word is suppressed despite being spelled out on the slide, I wonder why the word rape was both suppressed and striked through. Does that have to with a lack of an actual conviction?

5:00 you forgot to mention the most immediate reason for her resignation, which was the Tory failure in the EU elections

Feels like Boris wished to be rise to the highest office upon a Monkey's Paw. It granted him his wish, but let his terrible personality bring him down.

Please, don't put background music. Please don't.

Forgot how much we have gone through since 2019 ahahha

What's this? Celebration background song at the start of the video?

I wonder where would Johnson be if he didn't back Brexit. I'm pretty sure he wanted Cameroon's job and at the very least he wanted to be part of Cabinet, so sticking with their current leader would just mean the job is occupied longer, meaning that's more time Johnson doesn't have a chance. Would he just fade into obscurity, find a scandal, be part of Cabinet, or eventually be PM anyways?

@Marcusjnmc

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Johnson was expected to become Con candidate for prime minister at some point after he'd successfully became mayor of london just because it proved he was a liberal conservative considered to be electable by lib dem & liberalised labour constituents vs how unelectable most tories have historically been in those demographics, if a party can capture a swing vote they typically will aim to do so, & he did deliver a pretty major swing in formerly labour areas off the back of the brexit swing vote alongside a demographic & policy shift in the local conservative membership in those areas

I was waiting for a mention of all the money he stole/wasted using the pandemic for cover

I mean I guess he could always still run for president in the US… 🤷‍♂️

@Marcusjnmc

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he paid to get his US citizenship removed after the US started taxing overseas citizens

UK citizens really need to start asking themselves how they manage to elect such terrible MPs and Prime Ministers (yeah I know, you don't get to elect your PM, but surely before the 2019 election you KNOW that Boris Johnson is the leader of the party and that he will become PM if you give his side a majority?).

@Suksass

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Well, terrible education can be blamed for starters. Around 5-6 years ago, I checked British Highschool education average score vs Lithuanian. Lithuania surprisingly was a few point higher. My coworker also has a kid who goes to highschool here. Highschools in Britain are pathetically terrible and above all, classist. Most of all. Torrie voters have been buying their government lies about how everything was EU fault, despite British government and MEPs being responsible for it.

@corradomancini3271

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@@Suksass Terrible education? Some of the best universities in the world. How many Lithuanian Nobel laureates there are? I can tell you there’s more British…. I wonder why so many Lithuanians move to the U.K. P.S. I am an eu citizen living in London, with dual citizenship now. I been to Lithuania around 10 times between 2006-2013, absolutely beautiful.

@Suksass

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@@corradomancini3271 University education? Yes, one of the best. But if you bothered reading the rest of my comment, you would see that I'm writing about high school education. Which really is atrocious in here.

@jfbrycn8628

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@@Suksass Agree completely, nobody gets taught about politics and how all the cheating, corruption and tax avoidance works - and why would they, the last thing the politicians want is people understanding what they get up to!

@mrfoameruk

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WE can only elect what's put in front of us and then you have to decide if it's worth voting for who you want as it might get wasted. The thinking goes along the lines of, if I vote green I might as well not bother, and the same for 4 other parties. there are then 3 parties, right, middle, and left. The middle party bit of a pointless vote as well so left/right. So you have 2 parties. one loony left the other Boris (or another tax evader). Who are we supposed to vote for?

Cameron did NOT call the referendum to put the issues to bed. He called the referendum as part of a deal with tax-dodging donors who wanted out of legislation and scrutiny

@Marcusjnmc

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and then campaigned against them & quit when he failed ? Cameron was a *unt but he clearly wanted to stay in the EU & saw both the scottish & european referendums as political stunts to break down the support of opposition founded on those issues

Pity that some of the background music is so loud.. it makes it difficult to focus on what’s being said, particularly during the segment about the Downing Street flat scandal.

I need to see some sources for Boris actively trying for PM. From my point of view it was him knowing what he was peddling was bullshit, and dodging the poison challice.

Odd you didn't mention that when he published the memo where he emphatically supports leaving the EU, investigators found a discarded second memo stating he emphatically supported starting in the EU. He clearly didn't know exactly what to do at the start of this all and only made his decision fairly late

Wait there was a rise? I must have missed it. I only saw an unending jaw dropping, permanent horror movie like, clumsy and panic inspiring fall... although that would imply there was a high. Actually johnson may be the first man to fall before even rising.

@tomwolland2447

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He's a shepherd tone of gravy dribbling horror. Always has beeb and always will be. He likes it.

@rosscampbell2296

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Johnson achieved a massive majority of over 80 which is one of the highest since the conception of the House of Commons. So I would say that was a rise

@CesarHILL

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@@rosscampbell2296 that only proves there's a majority of psycho, don't give a fuck, partially traitors of their nation, out of touch with reality and borderline Russian assets in the parliament... which I guess does point out another problem. I mean those guys got elected. Some fuck up middle class dudes and dudettes basically voted for those guys... wonder what that tells us about who votes for those caricatures of politicians.

@tomwolland2447

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@@rosscampbell2296 Eyi the rise of the gravy dibblers.

13:10 BAM volume increase lol