Jacob Rees-Mogg blindly defends Boris Johnson in astonishing speech

Jacob Rees-Mogg blindly defends Boris Johnson in astonishing speech

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[YYTT-wdqq]

I wish they can spend 10% of this effort into British people’s problem.

[hgmet]

That's why he was knighted - for dishonest services to liar Johnson.

[ThomasKing]

Mogg defending Johnson has to be one of the most vomit inducing things I've seen.

[TihetrisWeathersby]

Moggy being a Johnson brown noser till the end

[agoogleuserblootet]

How anyone can defend Johnson is actually beyond all reasonable belief and a complete insult to Truth and Integrity.

[bigmoose]

How dare he use the fundamentals of ministerial free speech argument whilst peddling anti strike, anti protest and anti trade union legislation.

[wastrel]

I wonder why the recently knighted Jacob Rees Mogg might feel it necessary to defend Boris?

[digger]

The Tory "party's" Joseph Goebbels, at least I can see the similarity.

[GetGwapThisYear]

Does he not make enough to buy a suit that fits him, or what?

Did he just admit that they were all briefed to lie?

[TihetrisWeathersby]

Mogg's nose is so far up Boris' backside he can see his intestines

[graham.a.phillips]

Tell that to the 21 family members of my family who died due the lack of morals of this Government due to Covid-19. Their value of the economy is more important than those that died due to the incompetence and mishandling of the pandemic and the lies Johnson and the Tories inflicted on national.

[polmcsuibhne]

he himself is guilty with lying to the mans got no

[alexandermason]

Oh yeh, he did nothing wrong… Why did he resign?

[kowo]

I can only imagine that Boris Johnson has something massive on JRM. Why else would he openly walk about with his head up Boris’s backside?

[dominicbaggott]

When it comes to the public we don't get these benefits. If I break the law it's assumed I did it knowingly. If I'm speeding, intent has nothing to do with it.

Intent to break the law only ever gets applied to those who are rich or influential enough to buy their way out of their own problems.

If my nan told me that meeting in the park at a distance was ok but I get fined for doing it during the pandemic then I don't get the benefit of advisors or intent....I should have known.

This is disgraceful!

So don't tell me a booze filled work party with dancing was ok and their is no fault because "he was advised

[XXXTENTAClON]

Not a single point provided a viable argument against the fact that as a prime minister, he was allowed to party but dying people weren’t allowed to even be with their loved ones. He is trying to defend Boris’ character, but the 3 cases of affair and adultery are more than enough to make a conclusion…

[nicoladolby]

Someone should remind Mr Mogg that we're not in Nazi Germany either, despite his wishes to the contrary.

[craigdowns]

Looking after the rich and posh boys 😅

[andrewcockburn]

This is the kind of defence that a knighthood buys you.

[shanesquuaaaddd]

I won't take anything a man who slept in the middle of parliament seriously, ever, especially when he's laughing on the graves of the mass death his party enabled.