Not really.

Boris, for all his faults, does seem to genuinely have the UKs interest at heart. Sure he is as self centred as any politician, but the things they went after him for, 4 minutes in the workplace with colleagues he worked with every day on his birthday (something Sunak and pals arranged let's not forget) and sitting outside on the patio (Also arranged by Sunak and Cummings, and photos taken from Sunak's place next door) were meant to make him the worst leader in history? C'mon.

I think he is a bumbling fool, I was extremely vocal about him, but that drip feed of his evil doings that the media had not bothered with in the previous 12 months, even though they had it, obviously wasn't that important until it was time to get him out.


Boris said no to banning nitrate fertilizer in the UK, said no to banning cattle farming in the UK, and basically putting UK farmers out of business to allow the big corps to come in.
Also, while the rest of the world decided, in locks step, to have further lockdowns even though Covid was no longer a real risk, he stood his ground and said no to putting the UK through that.
Also, while countries were mandating vaccinations to do the most basic of every day life Boris refused to do that in the UK, much to the horror of the WEF crowd.

That was the point they wanted him out, he simply wasn't a team player, he was putting the UK before the agreed agenda. Can't have that.

No Darling, I've had it months!