Conservative Party Conference 2014: Boris Johnson speech

Conservative Party Conference 2014: Boris Johnson speech; ENGLAND: West Midlands: Birmingham: INT Boris Johnson (Mayor of London) arriving on stage and speech SOT - Comments on Tania Mathias removing Vince Cable from parliament / are we proud Conservatives? are there are defectors here? are they any quitters or splitters? anybody be feeling a bit yellow around the edges? like a kipper? / to quote a great Midlands author 'he which hath no stomach to the fight, let him depart' / this is a fantastic time to be a Conservative / the beginning of the end of the tapioca-like consensus that Ed Miliband could somehow osmotically infiltrate or inveigle himself into power by pandering to his core vote and relying on the gross unfairness of the electoral system / the light is dawning, scales falling, across the country the chattering classes are waking up to the reality that victory is within our grasp in the next eight months and last week in Manchester you saw the final explosion of the myth that Labour is doomed to succeed / the Labour Leader gave a completely surreal speech in which he described how he tried to find material by randomly accosting young people in London parks, desperately hoping for inspiration and yet he failed in all of this to mention the economy / it can only be called a Freudian slip, his subconious rebelled, the baggage handlers in his memory went on strike / they refused to load the word deficit onto the conveyor belt of his tongue / Labour would take us back to the Brown, Blair, Balls, Mliiband regime / I noticed over the last few weeks and months of the recent campaign in Scotland, there was a slight note of Londonophobia / to listen to some of the London bashing you might think our capital was a modern Babylon / the current story of London is one of amazing success / crime in London / praises Metropolitan Police Force / transport improvements / crossrail / extension of the Tube / post-Olympic London is the most popular and most successful cit...