Hugh Grant has thrown his weight behind an anti-Boris Johnson demonstration, set to happen in London this weekend, after beforehand calling the county’s chief an ‘over-promoted rubber tub toy’.
The Notting Hill actor has been a passionate anti-Brexiteer and vocal critic of Prime Minister Mr Johnson, and it appears he’s nonetheless on the trigger, sharing a message selling a march happening on Saturday.
Organised by the activist group Take Again Democracy, the group describes itself as ‘fully fed up with the UK authorities of Boris Johnson and the Tory get together’.
Hugh shared a tweet by one of many group’s activists, which learn: ‘By no means have I seen extra companies going bust, extra folks in poverty, such a fantastic divide between wealthy and poor, or such corruption in our authorities.
‘It has to alter and it begins Saturday.’
Together with the tweet, Hugh shared his personal obvious endorsement with a pointing finger and a fist emoji.
Amid the demonstration, set to happen in Parliament Sq., a press release on the teams web site learn: ‘We felt compelled to do one thing within the wake of the continuing corruption of the UK Authorities. We needed to do one thing to cease the slide into fascism and to be a counterargument to the populist agenda.
‘We consider in inclusion, equality, and a good nation for everybody. We've got no party-political affiliations, and we're members of various events and no events.’
Hugh has not minced his ideas about Mr Johnson, after claiming the nation was ‘completed’ after he was elected in 2019.
When requested how he felt following the latest normal election which noticed Boris Johnson return to energy and about Brexit, he didn’t maintain again his emotions, telling AP: ‘It’s a disaster. The nation’s completed.’
The actor additionally hit out on the PM in a scathing tweet in 2019 which learn: ‘You'll not f**okay with my kids’s future.
‘You'll not destroy the freedoms my grandfather fought two world wars to defend. F**okay off you over-promoted rubber tub toy.
‘Britain is revolted by you and also you little gang of masturbatory prefects.’
In January he additionally slammed the ‘nut job’ Authorities amid plans to axe the BBC licence payment after Tradition Secretary Nadine Dorries indicated on the groundbreaking plans for an overhaul after stating the subsequent announcement concerning the payment would ‘be the final’.
The BBC licence payment is an annual fee which is at the moment set at £159. It usually modifications on April 1 every year however it's anticipated to freeze for 2 years till April 2024, at which level it’s speculated the payment will likely be axed.
The Love Really star shared his ideas on the potential plans and tweeted: ‘The BBC is one thing the entire world admires with envy. It's fully applicable that the insecure, spittle-flecked nut jobs of this authorities wish to destroy it.’
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