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Thursday, Jul 30, 2026

Boris Johnson is about to sign a contract with an American company to get millions for giving speeches. Something he did until very recently for free.

The public has two choices: to appreciate his ability to give brilliant speeches that has remained hidden until now, or to assume that this is the way to pay him back for the great amount of weapon sales he facilitated to Ukraine. Just as Tony Blair became a millionaire for the billions he made for the oil companies by faking the excuse for the Iraq war.
To give credit where it’s due, at least Tony Blair had brilliant public speaking skills, regardless of his zero integrity.
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