Bar Stewards?

[davebro]

Booing Boris and Carrie outside the memorial service. Is London a different country from the rest of England?

[Ken4155]

Arky, apparently some were cheering Johnson and his wife. Are they also nobheads? Just asking:-J

[Arksided]

Yes time and place... sorry just the way I feel when it comes to memorial services.

[davebro]

// a serial liar and his child bride//

Not so childlike as Andy's (another liar) one nighter!

[Ken4155]

Fair answer:-)

[naomi24]

Yes, gness, there certainly are many who really do care about their country and how it is governed - which is why they don’t want it thrown under a bus to appease small-minded, lemon-sucking Remainers.

[Ellipsis]

I very much enjoyed Mr Johnson's reading from Phillipians 4:8 this morning, "Whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable … think about these things.”

I wonder if he chose that passage for himself or if somebody with a wicked sense of humour chose it for him.

[FatticusInch]

Aw bless you Nom, did you shed a tear hearing your hero being booed?
Not many cheering him, that’s for sure.
This will come as surprise too that the public made their feelings known so you can’t call them morons.
Obviously the only morons that abound are those that think he deserves to remain in post. You’re in good company.

[Canary42]

Don't worry, as soon as she's got her anti-peaceful-protest Bill through Priti will tackle making booing Boris illegal.

[naomi24]

No I didn’t shed a tear, fatti. It’s no more than I expect from the petty minded.

[FatticusInch]

davebro
//Not so childlike as Andy's (another liar) one nighter!//

Rather ironically the age difference between the 2 couples in question is 24 years. How odd?! Creepy even.

[davebro]

//This will come as surprise too that the public made their feelings known //

If you think that those booing are truly representative of the UK "public" you are seriously misguided.

[FatticusInch]

Not many thinking he’s doing a sterling job, Davebro.
Quite a few in his party thinking the same.
https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/trackers/boris-johnson-approval-rating

[tiggerblue10]

I'll probably never be a Boris fan but I did find the booing a bit disrespectful given the occasion.

[Cloverjo]

I am no fan of the PM, but I didn’t like the booing.

[jourdain2]

Re. O.P. Yes, London is a different country. I read some stats recently that showed that the population is more immigrant than native.

[William51]

London is the capital and down south and can look a long way away but booing could happen anywhere. After his recent controversies he will be more of a target for mindless booers.

[FatticusInch]

Whatever the current demographic of London is it’s safe to assume that those booing the PM were hardly made up of lefty remoaners?

[Hymie]

Where's TTT when his hero needs him?

[Hymie]

Boris is damaged goods – if any Tories were not aware of this before today, they know now.

Over my lifetime we’ve had some pretty poor Prime Ministers, but none in the same league as Boris – I can’t recall any Prime Minister being booed like Boris. Undoubtedly those boos have a lot to do with partygate and his lies – the British public (TTT & Naomi24 excepted) will not stand for such behaviour from those whom they have elected.

[davebro]

WE don't elect PMs (just saying)