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Published 13:41 3 Sept 2018 BST
Updated 13:45 3 Sept 2018 BST

Doing his best to look Churchillian - but achieving large infected testicle at best - Boris laments a *wrong* kind of Brexit - a *weak* kind of Brexit - as outlined by May at Chequers.
In providing no kind of real plan or alternative of his own, Johnson is doing what he has always done - covering up intellectual nothingness with bombast.
So we are subjected to military metaphors of 'fluttering' white flags and 'tanks' going into 'battle', without the merest hint of strategy or sense. It would be laughable if it wasn't so effective with the sexually-repressed boarding school twats that Boris counts as allies.
And of course the right-wing rags will photoshop it up for the proles.
Theresa May is as opportunistic and lacking in moral fibre as the rest of them, but she is trying (hopelessly and badly) to find workable solutions to an inevitable disaster.
Johnson doesn't give a shiny shit about anything but himself, and so can vacuously rally from the sidelines for a Brexit doesn't exist beyond meaningless soundbites.
The sad thing is, his loud cacophony of nothing much will probably work. He is a nasty piece of work who will stop at nothing - from racist rabble-rousing to promising the moon on a stick to the desperately poor - to get what he wants.
It's all a game for him, and we should stop pandering to his dangerous bullshit before it's too late.Explore more on these topics:

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