When Boris Johnson was doing his first-degree at Balliol College, Oxford (1983-86) he earned a ludicrous reputation for being mercurial, but opportunistic. He has amply demonstrated by reshuffling his erstwhile fledgling cabinet that he is one of the most rancorous, ingrate, and fluky politicians Britain has seen since WW-2. Italy to launch virus vaccination campaign in Jan: Govt 229 candidates qualify written test for CCE-2019: SPSC’s announces Google, Twitter and Facebook threaten to leave Pakistan over new content rules It may not be fallacious to compare him with Pervez Ilahi of Gujarat in grabbing opportunities, Narendra Modi in pursuing nationalistic jingoism, and Shehbaz Sharif in contemporary political mercurialism. He is an even mix of Benjamin Disraeli and Winston Churchill—two great British prime ministers with unbridled disliking for Islam and Muslims. [bs-quote quote=”He has amply demonstrated by reshuffling his erstwhile fledgling cabinet that he is one of the most rancorous, ingrate, and fluky politicians Britain has seen since WW-2.” style=”style-13″ align=”center” color=”#dd0000″ author_name=”Ejaz Hussain “][/bs-quote] I don’t consider BoJo a Muslim-hater because he sacked Sajid Javid as Chancellor of Exchequer. Javid is son of a Muslim but at the time of signing allegiance to the Westminster Parliament in May 2010 he … Continue reading What has prompted Boris Johnson to carry out a ‘brutal’ cabinet reshuffle?