Boris Johnson says Brexit terms won't be 'what the people were promised when they voted Leave' | indy100 | indy100

Three years ago Boris Johnson was the man who was gung-ho for leaving the EU and spearheaded the Vote Leave campaign.

Now, with his vision of Brexit crumbling around him, like a stale packet of crisps, the only thing that Boris can do is moan about how the process has turned out.

In a rant on Twitter on Tuesday evening, the Tory MP bemoaned the fact that Theresa May has invited the Labour Party to help out with the government's efforts to leave the EU and criticised May for not going through with a no-deal.

It is very disappointing that the cabinet has decided to entrust the final handling of Brexit to Jeremy Corbyn and… https://t.co/SDzFe4qzIX
— Boris Johnson (@Boris Johnson) 1554229678

As it is, we now face the ridiculous possibility of being forced to contest the European elections more than three… https://t.co/scCFmj41dt
— Boris Johnson (@Boris Johnson) 1554229744

The PM and cabinet have concluded that any deal is better than no deal, and this is truly a very bad deal indeed -… https://t.co/MSRViJQAqr
— Boris Johnson (@Boris Johnson) 1554229818

Let's not forget that this is a man who paraded around for most of 2016 in front of a big red bus plastered in a blatant lie, and then scurried away to the backbenches once it became clear that his mate Michael Gove wasn't going to back him.

Johnson's latest complaint about Brexit has gone down like a lead balloon and many people have been quick to criticise the former foreign secretary for not owning up to the situation he created by peddling lies.

Just say sorry. Admit you lied. Beg forgiveness. It’s not too late to stop Brexit. https://t.co/V8KJLXOkJk
— David Lammy (@David Lammy) 1554240931

"More than three years after leaving the EU" is a downright lie, and he's not dumb enough to think it's true, it's… https://t.co/XKtmuvrmSD
— katie spalding (@katie spalding) 1554233953

Many of those promises were false statements, accompanying your campaign's breach of electoral spending law. https://t.co/zWzIar3lI0
— Steve Peers (@Steve Peers) 1554232237

@BorisJohnson It was a 52-48 vote - that's people asking for the softest Brexit possible despite all the electoral… https://t.co/PuiJGcq6AT
— Romil Patel (@Romil Patel) 1554246893

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You have no f*cking right to even discuss this, you odious slug! You RAN AWAY from responsibility, when you resigne… https://t.co/zKo0Dj2EbY
— Huw Davies (@Huw Davies) 1554268095

I think you should stay well clear of what “people were promised”. Remember the bus ? + £350 million a week has t… https://t.co/7wSI8Zjr6g
— Michael Russell (@Michael Russell) 1554278782

Also, someone should actually tell him that the UK hasn't left the EU yet. Can this man tell the truth at all? Like just for once?

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@BorisJohnson We haven’t left the EU yet Boris.
— Freda Bhatti (@Freda Bhatti) 1554243249

@BorisJohnson When did we leave the EU? I must have missed it.
— Chris Smith (@Chris Smith) 1554250634

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He really should have written it like this...

@BorisJohnson I think this scans better.. https://t.co/jyHk6hDpnO
— APB PR (@APB PR) 1554244871

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