British media: Johnson said that Britain "absolutely did not collapse" at the end of its term, netizens spit

[Global Network Reporter Su Yanqi] According to the British "Guardian" and "Daily Mail" report, British Prime Minister Johnson, which is about to be officially stepped down next week, said on the 31st local time that Britain "definitely did not collapse at the end of his term. "And said that Britain had a" incredible future ", which caused netizens to vomit.

Screenshot of the Guardian "Guardian"

According to the "Daily Mail", as part of its "Prime Minister's Farewell Journey", Johnson came to Liu Yimer in southern London on the morning of the 31st and participated in a major drug raid operation in the metropolitan police.

The Guardian stated that when Liu Yishem was a police station, when asked if Britain "collapsed" in the last few days he led, he replied, "Never. This country has a nation Unbelievable future, and everything is working hard. "

On the morning of the 31st local time, Liu Yim, Southern London, Johnson participated in a major drug raid operation in the local metropolis police

"Look at the place where people want to invest. Which country is now more attractive to venture capital than China? It is Britain," Johnson pulled into China, boasting, "I think, which country has a market value of 1 billion pounds of startup technology companies. France, Germany, and Israel have more? Is it Britain. Why do people want to come here? Because this is the place to go. "

Johnson's statement aroused the attention and vomiting of netizens.

Some people have said that they are tired of Johnson's lies: "Don't post Borison's lies anymore. I'm tired." "What I see is (he) lying from beginning to end." ↓ ↓ ↓

Some netizens mocked: "Wow. Of course, it has not collapsed, Boris. Britain is in the cost of living (up), sewage treatment, strike, transportation, trade difficulties, losing the EU, etc.

Some netizens asked directly: "Which British he saw?" ↓

The British Conservative Party entered the countdown. The election will be voted on September 2, and the final result will be announced on September 5. The new British Prime Minister will be elected from two candidates Tellas and Sonak.

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