thefreeonline on 28th Oct 2023 by Anon (banned in USA/UK)
The former Tory MP hired by the US-based ‘think tank’ CEPA

Boris Johnson’s bullying fails to cow his opponents
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been hired by the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), a Washington, DC think tank known to be bankrolled by the US government, NATO, and Western military contractors.
Johnson will be a member of CEPA’s International Leadership Council, described as “a high-level advisory group,” the think tank criminals announced this week.
Boris implicated in 500,000 Ukrainian and Russian Deaths

A surprise visit by UK PM Boris Johnson played a key role in Ukraine breaking off peace talks with Russia
Johnson has been one of the loudest champions of Kiev in the West, infamously torpedoing the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in April 2022.
According to Ukrainian media, Johnson made a surprise visit to Kiev and informed the government, with US backing, that it would lose all support from the West if it made peace with Moscow. Years of useless slaughter followed.
According to CEPA’s head, Alina Polyakova, Johnson’s “commitment to Ukraine’s victory” makes him an “invaluable addition to this distinguished group of thought leaders,” at what she described as a “pivotal moment for the transatlantic alliance.”

Johnson himself issued a statement about the move, calling the “transatlantic bond” more important than ever, “not just for the freedom and independence of Ukraine but for freedom across the world.”
CEPA describes itself as a “nonprofit, nonpartisan, public policy institution” that is “focused on strengthening the transatlantic alliance.” Among its fellows and experts are former Economist editor and anti-RT crusader Edward Lucas; former US envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker; and former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves.

The think tank’s own website lists among its major supporters military-industrial complex companies such as BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and Leonardo, as well as NATO, the US State Department, and the US European Command.

Just three months later, in July, Johnson faced a cabinet revolt over appointing a party official who had been accused of sexual misconduct.

He announced his resignation as prime minister and stepped down in September 2022.
In June this year, Johnson also resigned as the member of Parliament for Uxbridge & South Ruislip, a post he’d held since 2015, citing the parliamentary investigation into the so-called Partygate scandal related to misconduct during the Covid-19 lockdowns.
His next public appearance was a trip to Ukraine in September, where he was received by President Vladimir Zelensky and granted an honorary doctorate from Lviv National University.