Boris Johnson: Shopping alone in a supermarket in Nea Makri

In Greece and specifically in the wider area of Nea Makris Attica, the outgoing Prime Minister of Great Britain was found in the last few hours, Boris Johnson.

As can be seen in the videos he secured protothema.gr Johnson was found in a supermarket of Nea Makri and shopped alone discreetly followed by his security man.

His presence was immediately noticed by those present who raised their mobile phones to record him while a female voice is heard saying “Hi”. Boris Johnson in a friendly mood raised his hand and said hello too.

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The British Prime Minister, wearing a shirt and jacket without a tie, did his shopping himself at the local supermarket chain store and according to the information of protothema.gr, tried in broken Greek to ask himself if a package contained semi-skimmed milk.

Boris Johnson paid for the products he bought himself and on his way out got into one of his security vehicles that were waiting for him outside the supermarket.

It is reminded that Boris Johnson and his family maintain special ties to Greece and a wonderful country house in Pelion, in Horto, which they visit every summer.

The view from their house in Pelion:

The house is built with the traditional Pelion architecture and has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a swimming pool.

It is noted that Boris Johnson he is a lover of Greek culture while he knows and speaks ancient Greek.

It is recalled that a sample of his knowledge of Greek was demonstrated by Boris Johnson at the United Nations General Assembly on climate in April 2021 when he recited Sophocles.

“Sophocles had said “Many of the sorrows of no man are worse”. Man is “evil” and the word “terrible” is not a correct translation for the word “evil”. What Sophocles meant is that the human species is wonderful. It’s scary, but it’s also admirable,” he said.

The phrase used by Boris Johnson comes from Sophocles’ Antigone and in modern Greek it is translated as “many are terrible things, but nothing is more terrible than man” wanting to point out that all people are capable of good as much as and for evil.