[Lurker]

Absolutely none of them, other than Farage, saw this coming. None of them.

L

[AndyJackson]

Well, we have domestic and transatlantic twits. Who knew?

[Hugin]

Wasn’t it she who was supposed to call and congratulate Trump? Why didn’t she call him?

[SteveH]

Boris seems to go out of his way to broadcast that he wants to be fired. Stupefyingly wierd.

[workerbee]

Shut your yap, BJ. I’m so damn sick of Euroweenies who think they’re better at running this country than we are.

[Peter Libra]

I remember the election of 1945 when Winston Churchill's Conservatives were defeated by the Labour Party. The London Daily Mirror subjected their massive readership with pictures of the "Tories". Usually fiery ex military men, bloated frock coated figures with top hats- capitalists. True to some extent, the Tory was a formidable figure who urged harsh put downs of striking workers.

Boris Johnson has about as much in common with the old time Tory of that era. He does not even come close to an old fashioned gentlemanly conservative type. As much in common, as the two notorious criminal Kray brothers had with choir boys. (Chuckle).

[Talisker]

Mr Trump made nine phone calls to presidents and prime ministers before he spoke with Mrs May...

Well you could have picked up the phone yourself, bitch. After all, HE was just elected, and you're NOT the queen of him (remember?).

[Raycpa]

Farage is my hero after Trump and Spiderman.

[agere_contra]

Ugh. Boris Johnson has been revealing his own stunning ignorance for months now - not just about Trump but about Syria.

I can’t believe he’s Foreign Secretary.

[ronnie raygun]

I have a great idea since most are willing to leave this country and those abroad are unhappy too why not pick a place where you can start your own utopia. Take the crying sobbing snow flakes with you

[Shethink13]

Boris Johnson launched a stinging attack on the now president-elect in the wake of controversial comments he made about banning Muslims from the US.

The foreign secretary also took exception to remarks that some areas of London were "no go areas" for the police.

He said: “I think Donald Trump is clearly out of his mind if he thinks that's a sensible way to proceed, to ban people going to the United States in that way, or to any country.

"What he's doing is playing the game of the terrorists and those who seek to divide us. That's exactly the kind of reaction they hope to produce.

"I think he's betraying a quite stupefying ignorance that makes him frankly unfit to hold the office of President of the United States."

How very Neville Chamberlain of him...

[dfwgator]

He said: “I think Donald Trump is clearly out of his mind if he thinks that's a sensible way to proceed, to ban people going to the United States in that way, or to any country.

Two words, "Michael Savage".

[sauropod]

Bkmk.

[Albion Wilde]

UK is so blackmailed and cowed by islamists in their midst, they no longer know how to talk straight, and are horrified of someone who does.