Showing posts with label Lord Heseltine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lord Heseltine. Show all posts
Thursday, November 16, 2023
Michael Heseltine on Suella, Enoch Powell and Saving Liverpool | The News Agents
Monday, November 13, 2023
'David Cameron Has Exactly the Sort of Status This Country Requires', Says Lord Heseltine
Friday, October 06, 2023
Monday, September 04, 2023
"You Can't BEAR The Truth!" Lord Heseltine Blasts TalkTV Hosts Over Brexit
The only person worth listening to in this video is the distinguished Lord Heseltine. By and large, the rest of them talked nonsense. Especially the self-gratifying liar, Richard Tice, the young lady in red sitting beside him, and Ann Widdecombe who always has far too much to say for herself. – © Mark Alexander
Thursday, June 15, 2023
’Boris Johnson Told a Pack of Lies’: Lord Heseltine Launches Scathing Attack on Former PM #shorts
REVERSE BREXIT!
Brexit was Johnson and Johnson was Brexit. Now that he has gone, Britain must think again: The disgraced former PM and our disastrous exit from the EU were umbilically linked. His fall presents a precious opportunity »
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
Why the Panic among Boris Johnson’s Allies? Because They Know Brexit Is Unravelling
THE GUARDIAN – OPINION: There is an air of desperation in attacks from those on the right and their supporters in the press. They fear if Johnson falls, the Brexit deception will crumble too
‘We all have a clear memory of the Brexit campaign and what was said.’ Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Did something change this month? Having proclaimed the Brexit referendum triumph of 2016 as the unique achievement of Boris Johnson and praised his historic success in the election three years later with the slogan “get Brexit done”, did the wreckers of the European dream slowly begin to realise that if Johnson goes, it shifts the sands from beneath their feet?
I’m the president of European Movement – Andrew Adonis is chair – and between us we agreed that this link needed a public airing. Learning from the direct and simple messaging of the anti-European newspapers, we felt the phrase: “If Boris goes, Brexit goes” said it clearly enough. Adonis duly tweeted it,to the horror of the pro-Brexit press.
The past few weeks have been a torrid time for the prime minister. He designed a set of restrictions he said were of critical importance for our safety and for the ability of the NHS to cope with the pandemic. He was right to do so. But disclosures since give the clearest impression that he not only broke the rules, but that he also misled parliament.
Johnson said he would accept the findings of Sue Gray’s inquiry, in stark contrast to his treatment of Sir Alex Allan’s report into the home secretary’s behaviour in 2020. » | Michael Heseltine * | Wednesday, February 16, 2022
* Lord Heseltine was the deputy prime minister under John Major and a member of Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet from 1979 until 1986
Did something change this month? Having proclaimed the Brexit referendum triumph of 2016 as the unique achievement of Boris Johnson and praised his historic success in the election three years later with the slogan “get Brexit done”, did the wreckers of the European dream slowly begin to realise that if Johnson goes, it shifts the sands from beneath their feet?
I’m the president of European Movement – Andrew Adonis is chair – and between us we agreed that this link needed a public airing. Learning from the direct and simple messaging of the anti-European newspapers, we felt the phrase: “If Boris goes, Brexit goes” said it clearly enough. Adonis duly tweeted it,to the horror of the pro-Brexit press.
The past few weeks have been a torrid time for the prime minister. He designed a set of restrictions he said were of critical importance for our safety and for the ability of the NHS to cope with the pandemic. He was right to do so. But disclosures since give the clearest impression that he not only broke the rules, but that he also misled parliament.
Johnson said he would accept the findings of Sue Gray’s inquiry, in stark contrast to his treatment of Sir Alex Allan’s report into the home secretary’s behaviour in 2020. » | Michael Heseltine * | Wednesday, February 16, 2022
* Lord Heseltine was the deputy prime minister under John Major and a member of Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet from 1979 until 1986
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