Comments by "Caroline Collett" (@carolinecollett956) on "Boris Johnson praises US-Ukraine mineral rights deal" video.

  1. See Professor Sachs ( for these ‘ lies ‘ Boris is mentioning here about Russia 🇷🇺
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  2. Back in March 2022 US and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson forced Ukraine not to sign the peace deal in Istanbul with Russia which implied a small territorial loss compared to the territories controlled by Ukraine in 1991. 100,000 s died since that day
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  3. The 51 towns and cities in Britain rocked by grooming gangs that are raping white working class girls
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  4. @ A fragment of the “new and accurate map of Europe collected from the best authorities...” by Emanuel Bowen published in 1747 in his A complete system of geography. The territory around Voronezh and Tambov is shown as “Little Russia”. White Russia is located north-east of Smolensk, and the legend “Ukrain” straddles the Dnieper river near Poltava. Today part of Belarus Russia Ukraine Moldova 🇲🇩
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  5. @ That ‘ mother ‘ made a terrible job out of the country she led being Germany 🇩🇪
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  6. @ If I was leader of my country, my god the changes I would make
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  7. The UK has not implemented the protocol in full for fears it would damage trade between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. Northern Irish pro-British unionists claim the protocol cuts the province off from the rest of the UK, while hardline English Brexiteers believe the protocol – and any deal Sunak might make to revive it – is essentially a capitulation to the EU, despite them supporting the deal in 2019. Those hardliners, along with Johnson, believe that Sunak should specifically not abandon a piece of proposed legislation that Johnson introduced during his time in office, the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill, which allows the UK government to rip up parts of the protocol. Critics say this would break international law. The constant noise and anticipation of a Johnson intervention has effectively killed talks of an agreement being reached with the EU and left many questioning Sunak’s strength to deliver as PM. Johnson has also publicly implored Sunak to become the first Western leader to send fighter jets to Ukraine as the conflict marks its 12-month anniversary.
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  8. Boris Johnson gets extension approval on his £3.8m moated Oxfordshire mansion . No longer in a flat
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  9. Put Boris Johnson on welfare benefits, he has lost his job as war monger
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  10. Nuclear exchange at sea with their nuclear armed submarines
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  11. Another government minister who also served under Johnson is less optimistic about Johnson’s ability to help, even if he wanted to. “He is fundamentally too selfish to want to help the people who he no doubt believes kicked him out of office unfairly,” the former minister said. “And he is unpopular enough that the prospect of him returning to the frontline could be one of the biggest motivating factors for people to vote against us. We do not want him back as no. 10 should not be visited by Police officers to the most powerful man in our country
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  12. THE RISE AND FALL OF BORIS JOHNSON ( documentary) From scandal, cunning and betrayal to a disgraced downfall, we explore how Boris Johnson's career has shaped the future of Britain ☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
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  13. neighbour told the Guardian they heard a woman screaming followed by “slamming and banging”. At one point Symonds could be heard telling Johnson to “get off me” and “get out of my flat”.
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  14. Police were called to the home of Boris Johnson and his partner, Carrie Symonds, in the early hours of Friday morning after neighbours heard a loud altercation involving screaming, shouting and banging
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  15. Rothschild has the business interest in Ukraine and billionaire Americans like Larry Fink and black Rock 🪨, the Chinese government, and other oligarchs all want a piece of Ukraine to make trillions of dollars in various ways after it is accepted that Russia won
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  16. Johnson has spent much of the past week leaving Westminster guessing as to whether or not he is going to publicly come out against Sunak as he attempts to negotiate an agreement with the European Union to fix part of the 2019 Brexit deal. It is worth noting that Johnson himself negotiated and signed that deal, calling it “oven ready” during his election campaign that same year. The part of the deal causing all the problems is the Northern Ireland Protocol, an arrangement that theoretically prevents a hard border between Northern Ireland, which left the EU along with the rest of the UK, and the Republic of Ireland, an EU member state. Both sides agree a border should not exist for fears of provoking tensions and violence. Northern Ireland has been largely peaceful since a 1998 accord ended the three-decades-long “Troubles,” in which more than 3,500 people were killed.
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