Richie Sonak spent years plotting, conniving to become prime minister of our cursed country.

He turned on the man he propped up and told us over and over again was the best man for

the job, Boris Johnson, because he thought he was actually the best guy to run the shop.

And he really brought into his own hype and to be fair, a lot of the commentary at were

tugging the guy off, sorry for the pretty graphic imagery there, but a lot of commentary

up because of the furlough scheme in all the rest, something which other rich countries

had to introduce to stop the collapse of the economic and social fabric during a once-in-a-century

pandemic.

Because of all that, they were all, a lot of the commentary, it's from very global people

going, oh he's great, oh, Richie, you'd be great as prime minister, why don't you go

for it?

Why don't you become prime minister?

He brought into all that, he got all that hype and, you know, he kind of developed

and exposed this kind of like serious, moderate, technocratic kind of vibe.

Now all of that is nonsense, because this guy is a right-wing ideologue with way too

much money, and he's got what, twice the riches of the king, who isn't fit to be a junior

minister, let alone run the country, he's this ingenuous, dishonest, and pretty touchy

as we'll see to boot.

Now let's just listen to this, because it's actually wound me up quite a lot, it is

getting to the point now, I have this relationship with Richie Sennak, more as I thought I'd

ever utter, so I'm going to just clarify that, it is getting to the point where I'm struggling

actually on a daily basis to do my job, which is involves listening to a lot of the absolute

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