Boris Johnson reveals that they planned a “water raid” in the Netherlands to steal COVID vaccines

September 28 () –

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed that when he was governing they considered carrying out a “water raid” to steal coronavirus vaccines from a Dutch warehouse amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Johnson has reported in his next memoirs that will be published under the title ‘Uleashed’ that in March 2021 the EU was using the AstraZeneca vaccine “maliciously”, according to a preview published in the newspaper ‘Daily Mail’. ‘.

For this reason, he ordered “to work on whether it would be technically possible to launch an aquatic raid on a warehouse in Leiden, in the Netherlands, and take what was legally ours and what the United Kingdom needed so much.”

The ‘number two’ of the Ministry of Defence, Lieutenant General Doug Chalmers, explained to the Prime Minister that the plan was “certainly feasible” and that inflatable boats would be used to enter the navigable Dutch canals. “They would meet at the target, go in, get the detained merchandise, leave in an articulated truck and arrive at the channel ports” of the English Channel, according to Johnson.

However, Chalmers warned Johnson that it would be difficult to carry out the operation undetected, so London would “have to explain why they were invading a NATO ally.” Therefore, Johnson concluded that “he obviously knew he was right (…), but he didn’t want to say it out loud: it was all nonsense.”

The content of the advanced book indicates that Johnon did not eat cake at his controversial 56th birthday party on June 19, 2020 during confinement, in the middle of the pandemic. He claims that he did not see or eat cake and that the party “never occurred to us” that the party was against the regulations.

“What actually happened that day is that I spent a short period in the Cabinet Room and met the Chancellor of the Exchequer and members of the team who said ‘happy birthday’ to me,” Johnson explains. “I didn’t see any cake. I didn’t eat any cake. If it was a party, it was the poorest in the history of human parties. We only talked about COVID. I didn’t sing. I didn’t dance,” he added.

Officially, a “brief meeting” of staff had been recognized in the Cabinet Room for a birthday surprise for Johnson organized by his now wife, Carrie Symonds, now Carrie Johnson.

Johnson is the British prime minister to receive a criminal conviction for actions during his mandate for what is known as ‘partygate’, an open investigation into the then president’s birthday celebration.