WEF Globalist new prime minister.

This as predicted will be played out, the media seemed to have chosen the PM along with the Tory MP, He is not very popular with the people. One thing is for sure they won't want a General election anytime soon.www.bitchute.com... Is he the final nail in the cofin? Here is a humorous take on the situation.






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Yep , I think that your avatar sums this up nicely. a reply to: anonentity

a reply to: anonentity

We have never voted for our leader in the UK. We vote for our MP's. The parties and their members vote for their leader, and the leader of the ruling party becomes PM. That's just how it is. It's a bad system but neither party in power ever wants to change it.

The video narrator is wrong about the Conservatives making themselves unelectable. He doesn't seem to realise we live in a two party state, and that Labour are terminally unelectable, making the Tories the default government for the foreseeable future.

As for Bitchute, what a disgusting platform that is. The comments are repulsive. It's no wonder the woke have so much power, those racist morons actions fuel the woke.

Don't allow recalcitrant youths to define a platforms validity and ability to put out quality content....

Labour are absolutely nuts, so they are unelectable. Same with Lib' dems.

Seems we're at an impasse. Do we want full socialism or are we going to settle for 10 years on dandelion soup?
reply to: MetalChickAmy

a reply to: Joneselius

If only the Conservatives are electable. Then You have a one-party state. They usually keep the systems that keep them in power happy and screw the rest. Sad state of affairs.

a reply to: anonentity

Coming soon - lockdown induced shadow-self rejection side effects. Pointing outward with blame playing right into the hands of the abuser so to speak.

But hey, what a luck that all that is only a crude conspiracy theory made up by some weirdos in the web...

a reply to: anonentity

One thing is for sure they won't want a General election anytime soon.

If Sunak faceplants and goes the same way as Boris or Truss i think the Tories might just have to call a general election.

And here is the thing, Sunak dont have a big magic wand to wield, wave, and thus fix or address the current problems the UK faces anymore than Truss did.

Apparently that's Jacob Rees-Mogg just resigned.

www.theguardian.com...

a reply to: andy06shake
He's not WEF......
Brandon Lewis has also resigned.
Looks like sides are being chosen.
*More popcorn required*
Rainbows
Jane

PS.... now Wendy Moreton..... Rats leaving the sinking ship? Is Farage in the background?

a reply to: andy06shake

Unless, unless, unless he's playing WEF et al wildcard stuck up his sleeve.

originally posted by: MetalChickAmy
The comments are repulsive. It's no wonder the woke have so much power, those racist morons actions fuel the woke.

You are not wrong there, I mean just that one video has brought the racists out on Bitchute, perhaps its like that everyday on Bitchute I dont use it so often

here is a snapshot of some of the unfiltered comments

sh#t skin running white country

He loves k#kes also

a jew is a mongrel

Scotland is more kiked than England

sick of black faces everywhere in politics, # off back to your own lands and do something there if you are so special and contribute so much.

HAD ENOUGH OF WOKE ASS NI##ER FA##OTS

f##k off pa##i sunak.

such a pleasant place for like mided people it would seem, I am no fan of ANY politician but its a shame people in 2022 are still so racist and judgemental based on the colour of someones skin

a reply to: UpThenDown

Indeed.

I made a similar post and got it pulled for being off topic!

Disgusting racist stuff.

a reply to: angelchemuel

Not being a Brit, I don't understand the nuances, but I think there will be a significant political price to pay for running Truss out of office so quickly.

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

She pretty much ran herself out of office.

She just wasn't up to the job.

They are going to fit a revolving door at No 10, though.

Probably.

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2
They started paying when Sunak took on the role of Brutus...
Rainbows
Jane

Found an interesting german article:

After the fiasco of the short term Prime Minister Liz Truss, who stumbled on collecting taxes only from the less deserving and leaving the rich scot-free, now comes an even sharper caliber at the top. And as the Mirror writes, a man no one voted for, who didn't get a single vote from the population.

There's never a dull moment with the British media. The headlines after the Tory Rishi Sunak seized power have had it all. But only the Mirror asked the right question.

"Who voted for you?"

Well, a bunch of Tory muppets. Rishi Sunak, former Goldman Sachs banker, "richer than the king" (because of his wife), is a prime asset for the WEF and its Great Reset. And since the WEF is a CIA creation, Sunak is thus again strengthening the influence of US oligarchs from Rockefeller and Rothschild down on world politics by strengthening the Anglo-American axis.

The Mirror also writes quite clearly what Sunak's policy will be:

Rishi Sunak takes power without winning a single vote as fears of a return to austerity grow

Rishi Sunak has won the race for Conservative Party leader and prime minister after his last opponent Penny Mordaunt dropped out of the race.

Rishi Sunak won the keys to the prime minister's office without a single vote.

He was chosen by Tory MPs to succeed Liz Truss, who was imposed on the nation by party members last month.

Twice as rich as the king, Mr. Sunak will now preside over savage cuts in public spending.

Angela Rayner of the Labor Party said, "Rishi Sunak has no mandate. We need a general election."

Rishi Sunak will head to Buckingham Palace this morning, where the king will ask him to form a government without knowing what the last Tory prime minister plans for the nation.

Sunak has gained power without uttering a single word in public about how he plans to deal with the cost-of-living crisis or the economic chaos Liz Truss has caused in her seven weeks in No. 10.

His silence has raised concerns among families that he and Jeremy Hunt - should he remain in the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer - intend to usher in a new era of austerity by cutting benefits and public services that have already been slashed to the bone.

And here's a voice from Germany from analyst Ernst Wolff:

With #RishiSunak, the digital-financial complex gets its dream candidate in the post of British Prime Minister: Fulbright scholar, Stanford graduate, WEF man, #CBDC advocate and son-in-law of an Indian IT billionaire. #UK #WEF pic.twitter.com/LwM7I3ApHX

- Ernst Wolff (@wolff_ernst) October 24, 2022

Meanwhile, bets are already being placed on how long Sunak will manage to remain in office. His support in the country seems to have come to an end from the start.

After Sunak's election as British prime minister, the Scottish head of government, Nicola Sturgeon, called for an early general election and declared that Scotland would not vote for him.
Link (German)

a reply to: DerBeobachter

No one voted for Gordon Brown, either.

In General Elections here we vote for a governing party, not a PM.

The leader of the governing party gets to be PM.

That's how it works here.

No one pays any attention to Wee Krankie.

a reply to: DerBeobachter

I think the salient point here to consider also is that Rishi Sunak took second prize to Lizz Truss when he lost the vote last time around.

Hopefully, that's not a measure of the man's mettle or capability.

Because that hardly bodes well for him being able to bring stability to the nation or unite the fractured Tory administration that appears to be in its death throes.