He had access to London’s security feeds - can you imagine the amount things he can’t unsee Boris doing!?!?!
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Does he also have the peepee tape?
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What I’m saying, he was setting up TIKTOK.
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This one is a proper scrap
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Give it 24 hours or so and then we’ll move into the quarter finals. Couple of close-ish ones here still need resolving…
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Close contests can be spiced up by giving contestants Rolex-knuckledusters each…
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With built in buzz saws
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… and frickin’ lasers.
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Cry ‘Havoc!,’ and let slip the laser-sharks of war.
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That this foul deed shall smell above the earth with carrion men, groaning for burial.
I’m a drama grad…it’s instinctual.
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Whatever marine animal of war Lana.
Apparently, I’m late to the party again. 
Anyway, my choices would have been:
Emilio Largo over Kamal Khan & Orlov, although I love Khan and prefer him over Largo who I also really like.
Ross Kananga over Elliot Carver
If it’s two against one then Rosa Klebb & Donald “Red” Grant over Julius No. If it’s Mano a Mano with the superiors, then No over Klebb and I like No better as well.
Raoul Silva over Francisco Scaramanga
Alec Trevelyan over Hugo Drax
Telly Savalas’ Ernst Stavro Blofeld over Le Chiffre
Franz Sanchez over Max Zorin
And Christoph Waltz’s Ernst Stavro Blofeld over Karl Stromberg, although I like Stromberg better.
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Twice in this contest someone has referred to Kananga as ‘Ross’.
Ross Kananga owned the gator farm in Jamaica, and doubled for Moore stepping on the backs of the crocs to escape. The producers renamed Mr. Big’s alter ego after him.
Perhaps they also thought Dr. Boneparte Ignace Gallia might be too obvious.
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For sure: great Bond villains need an unusual and exotic name 