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Subject: Prayers for Boris Johnson
Prayers for Boris Johnson Editorial of The New York Sun | April 6, 2020 https://www.nysun.com/editorials/prayers-for-boris-johnson/91082/
The prayers of millions of Americans, including all of us here at The New York Sun, will be this evening with Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has been battling the novel coronavirus and, with his condition suddenly worsening, has just been moved into an intensive care unit. Reports say that the premier is conscious and that the move was taken in case he has to go on a respirator. He has, though, deputized the foreign secretary to act for him when needed. The fight for his life appears to be on. Continue Reading
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Once you go on a ventilator,there's an 80% probability of dying.Other secondary infections pop up and it's over.
ReplyDeleteA shame to see clips of Johnson saying he was "going to continue shaking hands with people"--like Trump also kept doing.
Trump lucked out--Boris did not(plus it appears Johnson's body is not fighting the virus the way 80% of the people's bodies--who contract it-- do.Very ominous--but we can hope for a miracle of sorts).
---GRA
jerry pdx
ReplyDeleteBoris Johnson's anti immigration, pro Brexit stance infuriated the globalists, check out this article where a white "traitor to his own race" writer named Phillipe Legrain chides him for not "recognizing the potential of immigrants" citing the example of some Ugandan who built a chain of fast food restaurants, as if more fast food restaurants is somehow the measurement of a great economy: https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/02/21/boris-johnsons-new-immigration-rules-will-harm-britains-economy/
My favorite comment from Mr. Johnson has to be what he said about Obama:
In April 2016, in an article for The Sun, in response to a comment by President Barack Obama that Britain should remain in the European Union, Johnson said that Obama's views may have been shaped by an "ancestral dislike" of Britain owing to his "part-Kenyan" background.[303] The comments were branded "idiotic" and "deeply offensive" by Conservative MP Sir Nicholas Soames,[319] and were condemned as racist and unacceptable by several Labour and Liberal Democrat politicians.[320][321] A King's College London student society revoked a speaking invitation it had extended to him in light of the remark.[322] Conversely, his comments were defended by both the Conservative Iain Duncan Smith and UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage.[320][323]
Nicholas Soames is faux conservative who called his comments "idiotic", but it was Mr. Saomes who is the idiot, what Johnson said was absolutely true, Obama is a racist who hates white people. Always has been, and always will be.
Can't help but wonder if he wasn't targeted for infection by the globalists, that way they get rid of one their foes and use him to promote their agenda of mass hysteria and social control.