Boris Johnson says four more years of President Trump is ‘just what world needs’ | 8XQ73DV | 2024-01-22 11:08:01
Boris Johnson says four more years of President Trump is 'just what world needs' | 8XQ73DV | 2024-01-22 11:08:01
Boris Johnson has backed Donald Trump's bid to retake the White House, claiming the 'international wokerati' are 'trembling violently' on the considered a second presidential time period.
The former prime minister, whose time in office coincided with Mr Trump's for 13 months between 2019 and 2021, prompt it might be 'just what the world wants'.
In his his weekly Every day Mail column, Mr Johnson argued that if the ex-president backs Ukraine in its conflict towards Russia, his renewed management 'could be a massive win for the world'.
Mr Trump has forged doubt on continued help for Kyiv if he re-enters the White House, and has repeatedly boasted about his warm relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
But Mr Johnson, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, claimed that Mr Trump won't betray the war-torn nation.
He wrote: 'I merely can't consider that Trump will ditch the Ukrainians; quite the opposite, having worked out, as he certainly has, that there isn't any deal to be completed with Putin, I reckon there's a good probability that he'll double down and finish what he started — by giving them what they need to win.
'If that is the case, then there's every probability, underneath Trump, that the West might be stronger, and the world extra secure.'
The ex-Tory leader went on to argue that 'what the world needs now's a US chief whose willingness to make use of pressure and sheer unpredictability is a serious deterrent to the enemies of the West'.
Nato-sceptic Mr Trump has beforehand claimed that he might end Russia's conflict on Ukraine in 24 hours.
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday referred to as on Mr Trump to visit Kyiv.
In an interview with Channel 4 Information, the Ukrainian leader stated: 'Yes please, Donald Trump — I invite you to Ukraine.
'For those who can cease the struggle during 24 hours I feel it is going to be enough to return to Kyiv, on any day I am here.'
Elsewhere in his column, Mr Johnson conceded that the former Republican president, who's dealing with 91 felony expenses across 4 legal instances, has 'been caught saying a number of unguarded issues'.
However, he wrote, 'I like his type', denying that Mr Trump is a 'would-be dictator' despite his alleged position in encouraging his supporters to storm the US Capitol in a bid to keep him in power after his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden.
Mr Johnson mocked the 'hysterics' at Mr Trump's standing as the Republican front-runner and his current win within the Iowa caucuses.
'In the cocktail parties of Davos, I'm informed, the global wokerati have been trembling so violently that you might hear the ice tinkling in their negronis,' the previous UK premier wrote.
Mr Johnson additionally claimed that Mr Trump is concerned with 'a correct free commerce deal' with Brexit Britain, after hopes of a full-blown commerce deal have been abandoned last yr.
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