KANGAROO COURT
ZDENKO KOS MSc MEc BScEcon Hons MBA • 15 June 2023
PRIVILEGES SELECT COMMITTEE'S PARTIGATE REPORT IN NUMBERS

After months of investigation, a cross-party committee of MPs has found that Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament. Here is the report in numbers: 50,000+ words, including its summary, findings in full, two annexes, two appendices and other contents.
- 106 pages of excoriating findings about the former prime minister.
- 90 days that the committee says Johnson should have been suspended for from the House of Commons if he were still an MP. (Johnson formally quit on Monday.)
- 53 times the word “misled” appears in the report.
- 30 The number of times Johnson spoke in the House of Commons about the question of Covid compliance at No 10.
- 10 times the word “disingenuous” appears in the report.
- 6 “gatherings” at No 10 that the committee initially focused on (20 May 2020, 19 June 2020, 13 and 27 November 2020, 18 December 2020 and 14 January 2021). Johnson attended five and was briefly in close proximity to the one in December 2020.
- 16 “other gatherings” [in the report’s words] at No 10 and Chequers of which the Cabinet Office supplied new evidence in May.
- 7 members of the House of Commons privileges committee who produced the report, including four Tory MPs, two Labour MPs and one SNP MP.
- 5 photographs of Johnson and others at No 10 in 2020 and 2021 that were reproduced in the report.


Thank goodness is over. There were no ideas and no suggestions about what should be done for Britain or how to do it, pathetic. Britain needs everything: from food, diesel and petrol for farmers, natural gas, ... We need to modernise hospitals, put social care in order, Kemi stop patronising people with Tory gimmicks.

To recognise the Palestine is wrong as Hamas just give now confirmation to other terrorist organisations what and how to do it to get recognised as “recognise country”. And all this is going under the watch of president of the U.S. who has always saying that there is no negotiations with terrorists.

The truth is that perhaps former Defence Minister John Healey stepped down because he realize that despite that the UK has made Ajax central to the future of the Army and the UK's ability to fulfil our NATO obligations, yet after 13 years and £4bn investment, the Army has still not got a single deployable vehicle.

If Liam Rosenior would have the brains, skills and football knowledge for being manager on top levels, he would never ever put such a team against WestHam in first place. Being a manager of elite players which Chelsea FC have several, you must be really stupid manager, or players don't want to perform for you.












































