Boris Johnson, once the cycling Mayor of London, at 0506hrs on Friday 13 November 2019 became the most famous cyclist in the world:
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He beat Britain's viciously anti-semitic and otherwise useless socialist Labour Party under the bomber's spokesman Jeremy Corbyn, and a whole bunch of enemies of democracy in the smaller parties, by gaining an outright majority at that moment. A couple of hours later his majority was an ironclad 80 seats, which are as good as a majority of 80 votes since he already threw the Remoaners out of the Conservative Party. Brexit will be done and I forecast that Greece and Italy are likely to follow Britain out of the EU. Also Ireland, which has had open borders with Britain since decades before the Treaty of Paris established the European Coal & Steel Community which over 70 years morphed into the EU, and the two island are bound together by more ties than either likes to admit.

But the question for us is, will Boris still cycle? Will Boris do on a national scale do what he did in the City of London, put people on bikes by making parking inconvenient and very expensive? (Same as Kreepy Krygowski's fascist dream. The difference is that Boris can get away with it, and Kreepy Krygowski will never even get a chance to fail.) It could be the end of Gridlock Britain.

Andre Jute
Exciting times to live in