Indeed.
If you look at the full survey though (annoyingly the article doesnāt link it) the good news is that the % in the UK saying āI would vote to remain in / join the European Unionā has increased again - now 5% more than the leave / stay out voters. Pretty amazing in the overall context of worsening relationships.
I know itās bit shallow Geof, but I donāt like being identified by my accent as having anything to do with Johnson and his mad policies. Everywhere from in the queue in Carrefour to the little cafĆ© where we have our morning coffee Iām wondering do they think Iām a Brexiteer type. Iām thinking of taking back control by ordering some sweatshirts printed with Johnsonās photo on the front with a caption āThis bastard has nothing to do with meā. itās not very pithy though, any ideas for a better slogan?
A picture of him and āIām not, never have been and never will be with this idiotā
My chest isnāt wide enough 
Though my tummy is getting there.
Ok then ā¦
A picture of him with āA GB, oops sorry, UK arsholeā
Just what I need, but sadly unavailable. Sold out I expect.
I fully understand this - thankfully pur French friends see him for the fool/bafoon that he is.
Maybe - itās in stock for delivery in the UK but not France as far as I can see.
Je ne suis pas Boris !
Since you wish to communicate with French people then wouldnāt āBoris nāest pas mon premier ministreā be more useful?
Generally here people assume we are escaping the UK so not an issueā¦
People here know full well that OH and I had no sayā¦ and still have no say in anything across the water.
They also know how well we have dived into local French life and some even reckon that weāre more French than the French themselvesā¦ 
I would prefer to wear a T-shirt with something very Frenchā¦ certainly nothing at all associated with UKā¦ I do have a blue and white stripe T-shirt, so if I add a beret and a string of onionsā¦ 
Good point Jane. Perhaps "Johnson est un idiot malveillantā might bridge the linguist divide.
āI love Great Britain, I love its people. I have an overwhelming desire to have a government that wants to work with us in good faithā - Macron earlier today.
I did buy a couple of EU pin badges for our trip to France - a little more subtle 
I forgot to take them but I did let people know exactly what I thought of our government.
Sadly that does not sufficiently recognise his malevolent intent wrt refugees, the right to protest, the Judiciary and the media.
I guess weāre all of a similar mind to Manu 
Our beloved leader has an election coming up and France is about to assume Presidency of the EU so his comments must be judged accordingly.
I think most people donāt have any opinions on French/UK political oneupmanships! We have almost 100% French customers in our nursery/flower shop and I havenāt heard anything negative about ordinary UK citizens. Most comments concern my accent (like Jane Birkin!), their family members living in the UK or food jokes. 