I find some people's view of Johnson fascinating now. Personally, I cannot understand the idea that he's somehow a good thing because others would be worse, or ARE worse in other countries. It might be the case that he has resisted falling in line with places like Canada and Australia. But that doesn't for one second excuse the digusting crimes of which he is guilty. Regardless of what leaders are doing elswhere, the policies he has imposed over the past two years are the most harmful, immoral, undemocratic and unlawful actions ever taken by a British Prime Minister. At best, you could say he is a dangerously weak man. At worst, you could say that his continued rule presents an immediate threat to the lives of every single citizen. Our aim should not be to put up with him or be thankful that he isn't Keir Starmer. Our aim should be to remove him from power along with every single politician who supports this nonsense. Put them all on trial for crimes against humanity, and then start again. Stop longing to go back to 2019. That was a world in which all of this hell was possible. We must never return to that society. Daunting as it may be, we have got to tear down the entire system and rebuild something that's real and human. A world where our leaders can't start sacrificing us by the thousand because some corrupt scientist waves a graph in their face. Johnson does not deserve our pity, our gratitude or our forgiveness. He deserves to suffer enormously for the damage he has knowingly inflicted on the men, women and children he was elected to serve.

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Couldn’t get onto to GB News because of my damn internet connection. The British countryside is beautiful and there’s nowhere else I’d rather live. But if you need to appear on television via zoom, rural internet is not your friend.

I’m going to be on Mark Dolan’s show tomorrow night at 10, in person, as long as my train gets through the storm to London.