Boris Johnson defends himself, and he does so by preparing internal purges among his collaborators to save his head
Boris Johnson does not resign, but in his party there are already more than 35 letters asking for a motion of internal censure for the ‘partygate’
According to ‘The Independet’, he will offer the head of his chief of staff and his private secretary to try to save his
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In London, the scandal of the parties in Downing Street continues in the midst of a pandemic, a crisis that can end with Boris Jonhson. But nevertheless, the prime minister defends himself, and he does it by preparing internal purges among his collaborators to save his head. That’s what the British press says.
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May 2020, Boris Johnson and his wife having an aperitif in Downing Street Gardens with 17 members of their team, when the British could only meet two at a time. The prime minister admits it, but does not release pledge of the scandal of the cup on Fridays, pure routine between the fall of 2020 and the spring of 2021.
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It was his private secretary who sent some 50 workers an email asking them to they will bring their own alcoholic beverages. The appointment would be every Friday between 4 and 7 pm. In the first weeks in an interior room of Downing Street, but it soon spread to gardens. The music came from a laptop, and sometimes the party went into the wee hours of the morning and ended with games of ‘pictionary’ and other table games between bottles of wine and beers.
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According to the British press, Johnson used to stop by before going home, in the same building, sometimes having a drink with them, sometimes he chatted for a while and encouraged them to relax from the stress of covid. The wines on Fridays were such a success that the workers collected money, 170 euros, to buy this refrigerator with a capacity for 34 bottles. Every week they took turns going to the supermarket and filling it with wine and beer.
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The ‘partygate’ squeezes Boris Johnson. he does not resign, but in his party there are already more than 35 letters calling for a motion of internal censure, which will be launched when there are 54. With an investigation, Labor asking for his resignation and 66 percent of the British against him, the first minister orders the operation save the big dog, a maneuver to hang the responsibility on others causing dismissals. According to ‘The Independence’, offer the head of his chief of staff and his private secretary to try to save hers.
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