The Race To Globalism Is Rigged To Leave You Behind
Governing Britain is no longer a method of running the country for the British people. Instead, it has become a process of enforcing unwanted changes on the population. Citizens must obey an ever-increasing list of laws and rules, and pay increasing sums for inferior vrsions of public services. The government has detached from the purpose of the electoral process. Votes matter not, because public good does not concern the political class. Government has its own agenda, and aggressively promotes this regardless of what voters desire.
RISE OF THE UNIPARTY
This is not a party-political issue; quite the reverse. For over three decades, victories for both left and right-wing regimes have not altered the trajectory of the state one degree, as it hurried away from the national interest to join the globalist stampede. The rise of the Uniparty has been relentless since the 1997 election won by Tony Blair's New Labour party. Of the six prime ministers who have followed, no less than five were appointed PM without a general election being held. Gordon Brown, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and now Rishi Sunak all inherited the top job and were installed from within their own party system.
Frankly, this stinks. Partly because it reveals the performative nature of the job (Prime Ministership is a hollow prize which means "Chief Script-Reader") but mainly because the haste and ease with which our so-called 'leaders' are swapped underlines that government proceeds with no public input required.
If the procession of clownish PMs begun by Tony Blair wasn't bad enough, under the current regime, the post of Chancellor of the Exchequer seems to have become a participation trophy for light-fingered diversity-hires. Until the very recent arrival of Jeremy Hunt, Britain's finances were run by -in chronological order- Sajid Javid, Rishi Sunak, Nadhim Zahawi and Kwasi Kwarteng.
FOLLOW THE MONEY
This fabulous foursome were distinguished by their youthful enthusiasm for working anywhere at all except in Britain. Sajid Javid made his millions at Wall Street's notorious Chase Manhattan Bank and at the Deutschebank in Germany. [MORE ABOUT JAVID HERE]
Rishi Sunak, having shrewdly married a billionaire's daughter in the USA, did a stint for the legendary Wall Street 'vampire squid' -Goldman Sachs- and a couple of hedge-funds, en route to Downing Street. [MORE ABOUT SUNAK HERE]
Disgraced tax-dodger Nadhim Zahawi was bred for dirty finance, as his grandfather was once Governor of the Central bank of Iraq in Baghdad. Quite how a crooked Iraqi immigrant ended up as the UK's Chancellor is a mystery, although he was in and out of the job faster than you can say smash and grab.
Kwasi Kwarteng also did the wall street shuffle, toiling for JP Morgan Chase and dabbling in a bit of hedge-fundery -although as he was Britain's Chancellor for a mere 44 days he could probably have got by on an arithmetic O-level and a year's interning at the Halifax Building Society.
ROBBERY
The economy of Britain -where the London Stock Exchange handles trillions in trade every year- is, in financial terms, an organisational hot potato. That the British economy has had five different men in charge within 12 months is an international joke. At least three of these have undoubtedly sent vast sums abroad, never to return; that's the kind of trick they teach you at places like JP Morgan & Goldman Sachs. The British economy has been literally robbed -and the evidence is there on every crumbling, shuttered High Street in the country.
Beneath the smokescreen of the Covid-19 hysteria, all the western economies were hollowed out, as the 'global emergency' permitted corrupt government ministers to fling colossal sums of public money in any direction they wished. At ground level, a minnow like Matt Hancock was able to bung a contract worth a few million to the landlord of his local pub; further up the food chain, the likes of Johnson Javid and Sunak will have made extensive use of their international networks.
All that is required to finish the job of national bankrupcy is one more major emergency to permit the effective pauperisation of the British people. Most of the national assets have already gone and -per "climate change"- exploiting our own coal, gas and oil reserves is strictly verboten. Britain's only remaining exports of any worth are the death-dealing products of the hugely successful arms industry, led by monsters like BAE Systems. Unfortunately, where that money actually goes is, as President Zelensky might say, a "state secret."
It remains to be seen what percentage of the public will actually cast a vote in the next election, given that no party seems interested in escaping from the globalist corral. Few if any believe the future is in public hands. Government of every stripe is in a tearing hurry to disappear our money, cars,stoves and cash, while the calculated destruction of family life hastens the advent of a digital concentration camp for isolated individuals. From a social-control perspective, this represents an attractive alternative to the free society some of us are old enough to remember. You can't vote your way out of this agenda; that will not be permitted. Other options, perhaps, should now be considered.
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