(London) British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday received a fresh indictment from his former adviser Dominic Cummings, who, through a screen shot, said the leader had called his health minister “bad”. .
Now at war with his former boss, the influential mastermind of the Brexit campaign in 2016 was violently attacked in late May, during the parliamentary marathon trial, when the government dealt with the Govt-19 crisis.
He ruled that Boris Johnson was “incompetent,” but specifically targeted Health Minister Matt Hankok, who on several occasions “lied” and ruled he was “fired.”
The latter was denied and Mr. Cummings was criticized for failing to provide any evidence for his claims.
In a lengthy blog post on Wednesday, the former consultant posted a screen shot of the WhatsApp messaging exchange with “Johnson Boris” on March 27, 2020.
Dominic Cummings has blamed “MH” for the delay in screening and his contact responses use “zero to zero”.
When asked about the allegations, Boris Johnson’s spokesman declined to comment on “every allegation” and reiterated his confidence in Matt Hancock: “The Prime Minister has worked very closely with the Minister of Health and will continue to do so.”
Six months after his departure in the wake of internal strife, Dominic Cummings, the architect of Boris Johnson’s spectacular victory in the December 2019 legislative elections, is ruthless to the Prime Minister.
He estimates that “tens of thousands” of lives have been lost in the UK due to government mismanagement, with nearly 128,000 people in Europe being the most affected by the epidemic.
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