The Queen

[gulliver1]

The Queen across her 70 years of reign dealt with 15 Prime Ministers and out of those 15 , the one she loathed the most was (have a guess)!.
...Yes you are right.... It was Boris Johnson.

[vulcan42]

\\ As I’ve said before, if People want to believe ‘a source’ then feel free but it’s the oldest journalistic trick in the book.//
Zacs is totally correct, " a source close to the palace" could actually be some onlooker standing by the palace gates who has just expressed an opinion.

[gulliver1]

Another reason The Queen loathed Johnson was because of him advising her, (telling her) to Prorogue
Parliament for five weeks and lying to her about the reason..
Which was to his own advantage, as usual .

[roadman]

little do we know it was actually the bottle of mustard that was in the palace cupboard who told the leek in the fridge who would you know it then leaked the information

[Untitled]

johnson is famously quite charming in person (i have met him although briefly...) so i find it hard to believe the queen disliked him...

prorogation is interesting though.... supposedly the monarch is the guardian of our constitution but parliament was prorogued unlawfully...

[gulliver1]

Boris told The Queen the reason he wanted to Prorogue Parliament was to allow time for him and his Cronies to set out a new legislative agenda in the Queens Speech, ....which was a blatant lie..

[naomi24]

The queen was silly really. With no one who knows anything about what's going on to advise her, had she kept up with the media's various spoutings she'd have known as much as you and your mates know, Gulliver.

[gulliver1]

Untitled @ 10,31 .Boris should have been locked up and the key thrown away for getting the Queen to Prorogue Parliament to suit him .

[pimplyteen]

Boris the medieval jester.The queen must have wondered why the hard hat, a cap with bells on would have been in keeping. :0)

[Untitled]

if i recall correctly gulliver people were saying at the time that his decision to mislead the queen was "unlawful but not criminal"... which i suppose means it broke the constitution but wasn't a criminal offense... our system is a bit of a jumble really

[FatticusInch]

He did it in order prevent scrutiny of his Brexit deal, the oven-ready one that turned out to be half-baked and still frozen in the middle.

He knew exactly what he was doing, it was underhand and misleading, like all other facets of his life.

[anneasquith]

Was Boris ( to blame) for the fact the queen was sitting alone at her husbands funeral ?

[jno]

well, he imposed lockdowns that he didn't observe himself, though the queen did. To be alone at your husband's funeral must have been terribly sad. Funerals are supposed to allow you to share your grief.

[pimplyteen]

Was Boris to blame. If you look at his actions, or none actions, at the beginning of the covid outbreak, you could possibly say yes. But you could say one rule for the Queen and another for Boris.

[gulliver1]

The real reason why Boris asked the Queen to prorogue Parliament was designed by Boris himself ,to prevent Parliamentary scrutiny of UKs impending exit from the EU. ....... You were Conned by The Chief Con...lol

[Paigntonian]

Endless Boris-knocking. It's over. It's history. It's yesterday's story. Time to move on.

[gulliver1]

12,15 Are you in Paign , Paignton ?.

[Paigntonian]

Gulliver. Yep.