It is no surprise to find Boris has accepted around £250,000 a month for lying in the 'Daily Mail.' The 'Telegraph' or whoever will be owning the 'telegraph' soon, will be unhappy at this. Of course the new owners might care little, and offer Boris the editors job and then the 'Daily Mail' will find reason to call the fat lazy, ungrateful coward, a fat lazy, ungrateful coward. He will care not as long as someone pays him.
One report claims he has informed his people not to vote against the big vote on Monday, so he has a deal of some sort with Sunak. But what would that deal involve, and why should anyone trust the untrustworthy rogue?
Interestingly, it was pointed out that the Murdoch press said nothing much re Boris today, thus implying Rupert is looking elsewhere. Murdoch is less loyal than Boris, so no chance of him working at the 'Times' any time soon.
I just want him far away, preferably in jail, and soon all the other corrupt rogues can be following him into Pentonville!
The heat has been hot, but the furthest I have been remains the Supermarkets. However, yesterday I slogged it up the road to the large Co-op store in search of s suitable gift for the two youngest. Lots of stuff but nothing suitable! Ain't life grand! Therefore I decided to try the kids toys in the museum. On the way I passed the wife of the Congregational minister. Sadly he had died in March and I never knew. I was so sad about this as I had known them for many years. Congregational churches, as you know, are owned by the congregation, and the problem here was the age of the people. The minister over the years had buried most of them, and just before Covid struck only around eight members were left. Aged people, Authorised Version bible, poor music, and this will not attract young folk. The end was inevitable, and now this church, standing here for over almost 400 years, will soon begin to fall apart if a decision is not made for the future. It looks like they will have to sell the building to another church in need. It is a great building with semi circular seating, raised platform, room for development and its own graveyard, where all the previous ministers now lie. The poor widow is of course cut up, they had been married over 50 years and very close. The building has recently replaced the lead stolen ate at night, they stole the lead from the roof of the bank also, and this cost £11,000 to replace!
Anyway, somewhat disheartened, I plodded round to the shop. There the young assistant was keen on assisting me, to get me out of the shop again, she knows me well, and soon she had taken many pieces of gold from me and sent me on my way. It costs a fortune just to browse in that museum these days.
2 comments:
As long as they don't turn it into a mosque.
Fly, That will not happen, we have one of those already...
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