Don't write off the Silver-Boris Thames Airport just yet. A week is a long time in politics, and there are several months to go, before the next election.
The point is, that Boris is viscerally opposed to the expansion of LHR or LGW, and will fight this absurd decision tooth and nail:
Boris Johnson brands decision to dump Thames airport plan 'myopic' and 'irrelevant'.
Boris Johnson brands decision to dump Thames airport plan 'myopic' and 'irrelevant' - Telegraph
There are several scenarios that could bring the Silver-Boris airport back to the political table. Here are two:
a. Scotland votes to become independent.
b. Camoron is forced to stand down as prime minister (the prime minister who destroyed the United Kingdom.)
c. Boris is elected to Parliament in 2015.
d. Boris becomes prime minister.
e. Boris says we need a Silver-Boris airport.
f. Work begins on Silver-Boris in 2016.
a. Scotland remains in the Union.
b. Scottish Labour MPs and popular UKIP opposition will prevent a Conservative victory at the next election.
c. So Camoron agrees a deal with UKIP, to give UKIP 40 seats in government.
d. Boris is elected as MP, as Camoron's only remaining 'big-gun'.
e. However, anti-Camoron Tories combine with new UKIP MPs to oust Camoron and make Boris prime minister.
f. Boris agrees to this political coup, only if Farage will back his plan for a Silver-Boris airport.
g. Work begins on Silver-Boris in 2016.
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