What's that smell?

Oh, it's the stench of blind panic, and it must be pretty powerful, because I can smell

it coming from two and a half miles away from where I'm sitting.

That exact address being number 10, Downing Street, Rishi Sonak, desperate doesn't even

cover it.

It would be quite funny, let's face it, it would be quite funny with the world going down

the swanney.

We all need a laugh.

If it wasn't for the fact that tackling the climate emergency, which threatens a future

existence of human civilization is the issue at stake here.

Now, little recap, little recap, Rishi Sonak did a big televised speech yesterday to

the nag on the Tories' solemn net zero commitments.

All the main parties made a commitment to net zero in the last general election, so let's

just take on any nonsense about a lack of public consent.

He did this because the Tories are in a death spiral, and he thinks he can turn the

climate emergency into a cultural war, and I'm just going to say this, I'm just going

to say this.

It is seen as grossly impolite, to say the least in British public life, to call someone

a liar.

A liar, to be clear, is someone who lies.

Rishi Sonak, the Prime Minister, the leader of the Conservative Party, is a liar.

He's a liar.

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