boris johnson the racist mayor of London Made Racist remarks about President Barack Obama
So boris johnson, everybody remember this dog's name, boris johnson is a racist lowlife snake and very bold as he made racist remarks about President Barack Obama's Kenyan ancestry. boris johnson is the current mayor of London, a great city inspite of boris johnson, and a racist cur who's next flight anywhere needs to take his racist ass to hell to be with his real daddy! boris johnson obviously has a problem with the Kenyan people! Maybe it's time we start a movement to remove the British presence from Kenya for one would wonder if boris 'the jackass' johnson speaks alone or embodies the sentiments of other Brits? Otherwise, why is he still mayor of London? Here's the story:
London mayor under fire for remark about 'part-Kenyan' Barack Obama
Boris Johnson is accused of bad judgment after hitting back at US president’s intervention in EU referendum debate
The shadow chancellor has accused Boris Johnson
of dog-whistle racism for writing an article in which the London mayor
quoted claims that Barack Obama’s “part-Kenyan” heritage had driven him
towards anti-British sentiment.
John McDonnell joined fellow Labour MPs Yvette Cooper and Chuka
Umunna in questioning Johnson’s judgment in referring to the president’s
ancestry in an article for the Sun newspaper.
“Mask slips again. Boris part-Kenyan Obama comment is yet another
example of dog-whistle racism from senior Tories. He should withdraw
it,” McDonnell tweeted.
Johnson, a high-profile figure in the campaign for Britain to leave
the EU, wrote about the decision of the Obama administration to remove a
bust of Britain’s wartime leader Winston Churchill from the Oval
Office.
“Some said it was a snub to Britain. Some said it was a symbol of the
part-Kenyan president’s ancestral dislike of the British empire – of
which Churchill had been such a fervent defender,” said Johnson in an
article designed to hit back at Obama after the US president waded into the EU referendum debate on Friday.
The mayor and Tory MP said Obama’s country would “not dream of
embroiling itself” in anything similar to the EU, which he said was
inching towards a federal superstate.
Cooper told the Guardian: “As ever, it’s more bad judgment from Boris
Johnson. Is this really how a man who wants to be prime minister should
be talking about the president of the United States?” Umunna tweeted: “These Tory mayoral types are beyond the pale.” He said the Conservative mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith had played on his opponent Sadiq Khan’s Muslim heritage, repeatedly attacking Khan for having shared a platform with a man who has been accused of extremist views.
Churchill’s grandson Nicholas Soames, a Conservative MP backing the remain campaign, called Johnson’s article “appalling” and said it was “inconceivable” that the wartime leader would not have welcomed Obama’s views.
He said Johnson was “unreliable and idle about the facts”, claiming there was still a Churchill bust inside the White House.
The prime minister’s spokeswoman said the decision to remove the Churchill bust was taken before Obama took office.
Bust story debunked
Ted Cruz, the Republican senator who is locked in a battle
with Donald Trump to become their party’s nominee for the presidential
election, made a similar claim last year, saying Obama was responsible
for removing the bust. The claim was debunked by the Washington Post,
which concluded after a detailed investigation that the bust had been
returned to the British embassy in Washington before Obama took office.
Ukip leader Nigel Farage told the US president to “butt” out of intervening in the UK’s referendum on EU membership.
Attacking the president’s intervention in support of the ‘Remain’
side at the outset of a visit to the UK, Farage said said that he took
Obama’s description of himself as a friend of the UK “with a pretty
large pinch of salt.”
“Look, I know his family’s background. Kenya. Colonialism. There is
clearly something going on there,” he added. “It’s just that you know
people emerge from colonialism with different views of the Britsh. Some
thought that they were really rather benign and rather good, and others
saw them as foreign invaders. Obama’s family come from that second
school of thought and it hasn’t quite left him yet.”
Obama made an emotional plea to the British public to “stick together” with the rest of the European Union as he arrived in the UK to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday. In an article for the Daily Telegraph, Obama argued that Britain’s influence in the world was magnified by its membership of the EU.
“As citizens of the United Kingdom take stock of their relationship
with the EU, you should be proud that the EU has helped spread British
values and practices – democracy, the rule of law, open markets – across
the continent and to its periphery,” he wrote.
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