UK ex-PM speaks....again....

Started by Newbeeee™, May 03, 2025, 11:18 AM

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Newbeeee™

She said only a few months ago, she wanted to "change this and that", and every time she got a tap on the shoulder by a Bank of England representative "errrr, we won't be doing that"....
Which obviously shows the PM is just a puppet.

In other news....

https://x.com/trussliz/status/1918599178193703036

For the non clickers...

Since Blair in 1997 - the system has become more powerful and has been captured by leftist, globalist ideology (pro-migration, Net Zero, Keynsian economics). They believe in managed decline of Britain and the West.

There are voters who agree with this and Labour are now their party (the Lib Dems more so). The Greens and Separatists are fighting for even more nutty woke, environmentalist, Islamist policies.

The only path for Conservative success (and the right path for Britain) is to take on the system - everything from the unaccountable judiciary to the Bank of England, the OBR, the HRA, the Equality Act and most of all the unelected state who actually run Britain.

But Conservatives are still not addressing the failure to do this in 14 years of government (with the exception of Brexit).

That is why support is haemorrhaging.
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I had not heard the term Keynsian economics before, so I asked the old chatbot to give me a primer in the style of a valley girl. Results did not disappoint:

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I think I could start a very profitable news website pumping out explainers in this tone.
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