Vitalis Veritas Blog

  Sue Gray report has been released and to the public and there is not excuse to accept any more from the Prime Minister …   WESTMINSTER – It is time when someone must accept their own mistakes and realized that is the end of the tunnel for a professional liar like Boris Johnson. It is a full of shame human being without count the fact that has proved to be not fit to lead the country and he can, at last, to do what is left of honourable in a dishonest person, resign is the minimum requirement after what is written in the twelve page of Sue Gray report. One thing is for sure, Boris Johnson will be remembering as the worst Prime Minister ever! [Article by Vil Val, Vitalis Veritas Blog , 31 January 2022]

  Boris Johnson’s rule-breaking and risk-taking have finally caught up with him as the loyalty of Leave voters had hitherto given Johnson cover for his style of leadership – but their fealty has begun to wane .... LONDON - Boris Johnson’s attitude to risk has shaped British politics for the past three years. It made him Prime Minister in July 2019 and then helped him overcome the parliamentary impasse over Brexit by the end of that year. But his risk-taking has now eroded his authority to such an extent that he might not lead the Conservatives into the next election.  Even after the years of cultivating his “Boris” persona – as a journalist and as mayor of London – it was in 2019 that Johnson’s personality really started to have a serious bearing on British politics. Prior to the EU referendum, he behaved as any Eurosceptic Conservative MP ambitious to become PM might have done. Politically friendless, Johnson needed a grand cause to challenge the then chancellor George O...

“Sorry but this isn’t the Brexit I ordered.” Like a diner sending back the house red for not being vintage claret, leading Conservatives are complaining that their flagship policy does not meet expectations ...  LONDON - This unhappiness was best articulated by cabinet minister and chief Brexit negotiator Lord Frost in his pre-Christmas cabinet resignation. Lamenting the “current direction of travel”, Frost complained that Boris Johnson is reselling from the dream of “a lightly regulated, low-tax, entrepreneurial economy, at the cutting edge of modern science and economic change”.  Other economic liberals voice similar concerns. Iain Duncan Smith, former Tory leader and co-author of a report for Downing Street on potential post-Brexit reforms, wrote recently: “we have yet to see the Government seize this opportunity” of moving from the “EU’s deeply risk-averse precautionary principle to a proportionality principle”.  With personal and corporate tax rises just introduc...