Lord Frost: I didn’t support PM’s coercive Covid plan

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  1. >Former Brexit minister Lord Frost says he left his government position because he could not support Boris Johnson’s “coercive policies on Covid”.

    That is a well lame excuse for resigning because he wasn’t up to the job he was given.

    Thursday, 18 November, 2021:

    >FT: [The Brexit stand-off: Boris Johnson’s Christmas truce](https://www.ft.com/content/4678cf0a-65ca-426c-9719-6ec82799717b)
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    >Boris Johnson wants a quiet Christmas. Allies say he is “psychologically scarred” by what happened last year, when Covid forced him to cancel the nation’s festivities at the last minute. And what Johnson does not want for Christmas this year is a trade war with Europe. …
    >
    >(https://archive.md/qKUnc)

    And there has been loads more of that that Frosty bullishly dismissed

    Monday, 22 November, 2021:

    >FT: [UK minister rules out suspending N Ireland deal before Christmas](https://www.ft.com/content/14e86023-1ac2-4ebe-9c67-b86060eeed7a)
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    >Confusion over Johnson’s strategy as comments contradict Frost’s stance on Article 16
    >
    >(https://archive.md/3xb3N)

    and on…

  2. Bollox.

    He knows his Brexit deal is a disaster and he wants out by whatever weak-arse excuse he can muster.

    I assume he will be giving up his unelected peerage now he no longer holds the Govt position he was given it for.

  3. Translation: I fucked up Brexit, because I’m incompetent and it’s a stupid idea, but I’m going to pretend I’m quitting over something else entirely.

    Good riddance on all counts.

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