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[TheBoy]

he’s standing up for us.

Really?  By acting like a weak, spoilt snowflake-like pillock?

[Raeturbo]

That’s your interpretation which is opposite to my correct one.

[TheBoy]

That’s your interpretation which is opposite to my correct one.

Well, its seems the whole world disagrees with you .

I had expected much better of Boris, who I thought was more switched on than that, and just played the bafoon.

[Raeturbo]

 Only one in the world? Don’t be silly, the way he’s playing it he has plenty of time to talk. He obviously knew there was an hostile crowd and PM why play their game? He didn’t have to, he wants them to think maybe correctly that’s he’s not really bothered coming out with a deal and can speak in better surroundings causing the EU elite even more aggro. Playing the buffoon will fit in well with the rest of the parasitic morons anyway

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

[Raeturbo]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

                 Yes indeed, sometimes it takes bigger  ballo)(  to just walk away

[TheBoy]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

And in the process showed himself to those he is trying to negotiate with that he's just a little be soft and pathetic.  Great job.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

He chose the lesser of two evils imo, and if anything showed he wasn't willing to play their games by their rules.

[Sir Tigger KC]

If Boris did anything wrong in Luxembourg, it was that he didn't send a stronger message that he wasn't going to be treated like that. 

Maybe he did though, just not publicly. 

[Lizzie Zoom]

That’s your interpretation which is opposite to my correct one.

Well, its seems the whole world disagrees with you .

I had expected much better of Boris, who I thought was more switched on than that, and just played the bafoon.

I have been saying he is a buffoon for ages now, but I hoped he would prove me wrong. No chance it seems!

[Varche]

I have said it before but we just do not seem to have any states” person” s any more.

None of the leaders or wannabe leaders command respect.

Shame we are ripping ourselves apart very publicly in front of a quite united EU. It is like the way we treat our sportsmen and women. Other countries laud their players even if they dont win. Britain we rubbish everyone.

[Raeturbo]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

And in the process showed himself to those he is trying to negotiate with that he's just a little be soft and pathetic.  Great job.

.                               Soft and pathetic, where on earth did you conjure that from, he wasn’t there! He turned it down,  he did not appear, he failed to turn up, he avoided and scuppered a fore planned situation which would have done him more harm than good.   That’s his job!

[TheBoy]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

And in the process showed himself to those he is trying to negotiate with that he's just a little be soft and pathetic.  Great job.

.                               Soft and pathetic, where on earth did you conjure that from, he wasn’t there! He turned it down,  he did not appear, he failed to turn up, he avoided and scuppered a fore planned situation which would have done him more harm than good.   That’s his job!

Which has made him look weak and pathetic.  Jeez.

[Lizzie Zoom]

I don't particularly like Boris and I certainly don't trust him. However, if you are familiar with the facts of the story, I don't think you could fail to conclude that he was setup, he realised it was happening, so walked away and left the bloke talking to himself.

And in the process showed himself to those he is trying to negotiate with that he's just a little be soft and pathetic.  Great job.

.                               Soft and pathetic, where on earth did you conjure that from, he wasn’t there! He turned it down,  he did not appear, he failed to turn up, he avoided and scuppered a fore planned situation which would have done him more harm than good.   That’s his job!

Which has made him look weak and pathetic.  Jeez.

As he did during the recent hospital confrontation when he denied the press were there, as the BBC were filming him, which the aggrieved father pointed out to the Buffoon and again made him appear, at the very least, stupid! 

[Doctor Gollum]

The aggrieved father who happened to be a Labour protagonist...