The farmer who was angry about Brexit has now compared Boris Johnson to a bad car salesman

A few days ago you might recall the farmer from Bishop Auckland, County Durham who wasn't too impressed about Brexit and Boris Johnson.

The man, who is named John, absolutely tore into the prime minister, the handling of Brexit and the whole debacle which he likened to 'turkeys voting for Christmas.'

The viral clip saw John become an instant internet celebrity amongst folks who aren't too keen on leaving the EU or the Tories.

Now, as we've learnt over the years, most of these figures disappear after their 15 minutes of viral fame but we are happy to report that John is back and he is still furious with Boris Johnson.

A Twitter account that appears to have been set up by John has appeared in the last few days and already has more than 3000 followers.

For his first tweet, which was posted on Sunday, John dove into an extensive analogy about Brexit where he compared Johnson to a car salesman.

Here's the full transcript for you to enjoy in all of its glory.

Think of Boris Johnson as a car salesman. He’s selling his new concept car: the Brexit.

 

Some people think it’s a bit of a dud; untried, untested, and unwarranted. It’s supposed to be environmentally friendly, sort of nuclear powered. It does not split the atom only the nation.

 

Powered by a new fuel: ambition.It has no wheels it floats on air, hot air. No satnav, there is no road to its destination.

 

The bright side is there is no need for insurance, there are no safety features. He cares not for the people it hurts if it crashes. It’s now been available for 3 years, gone nowhere, cost a fortune in money alone.

 

Now it’s time for the hard sell as only he can supply it but do you really want to buy it? The price is yet to be disclosed! We deserve better!

As could only be expected with such prose John has found himself showered with Twitter praise all over again.

Bravo, John, bravo.

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