UK General Election July 4th 2024

Here we go, can you feel it? The British establishment is about to get a rude awakening. The bad news, we'll likely have Keir Starmer as the British PM. Personally, I cannot stand the sound of his voice. But, the big move will come from the new party, Reform UK. Expect several seats for them, and finally an end to the WEF Uniparty of Labour and Labour Lite (Tories).

How the Tories Fell Apart

Matt Goodwin describes what happened and why. Lack of vision, and possibly, they don't even believe in Britain.

Reform UK Polling 25%

Nigel Farage has changed his position regarding Vladimir Putin, and this is being reflected in the electorate. Farage always has his ear to the ground, he must have picked up the mood, people do not want a war with Russia. He is being relentlessly attacked by the media, but he needs to hold his ground and not buckle. The reward may see Reform crushing the Tories. We may be witnessing a major shift in the political landscape.

Message to Tories: locking people up in 2020, then trying to start a war with Russia were two of your worst ideas ever. Oh, and stop taking orders from the WEF, look where it gets you.

(Poll is just of GB News viewers, but nevertheless still came back with 38% Labour)

Can You Feel It?

There is something going on in Britain leading into their General Election in July. The polls don't seem to be able to pick it up, possibly because the pollsters are biased. 

We could be looking at a hung Parliament, with no one party having a majority. It looks as if voters will tactically vote; in electorates with large Muslim populations, those blocs will vote for candidates that are against the war in Gaza and who want the immediate cessation of hostilities. Then, in other electorates voters want to see an end to the Uniparty blob, that is the Labour and Tories together. More tactical voting again, this time for parties such as Reform UK.

All of this complexity may see big names unseated. Smaller parties may rise to become major players. 

Look out on election night, this could be a barn burner.

Rishi Sunak Disgrace

Is Rishi Sunak a Manchurian candidate? It is hard to believe that the current British Prime Minister is not trying to tear down the country.

Nigel Farage Enters Race

UK General Election 2024: Nigel Farage has announced his candidacy for Clacton and accepted the leadership of Reform UK. Has this move put a dagger through the hearts of the Conservatives? After the last four years, they deserve it.

Good for a Laugh

Panic at Number 10?

Was it blind panic that led Rishi Sunak to announce an election date six weeks away, right in the middle of summer?

Here are a few possibilities:

• A challenge to Sunak's leadership was looming and he wanted to go out on an election loss, not by being unseated the way predecessors were;
• War is coming against Russia, Iran and China and Sunak is running for the exit before it kicks off (this is my favourite piece of speculation);
• He heard Nigel Farage is intending to run for office, representing Reform UK, as per the embedded video below;
• Scandal is brewing, probably surrounding the British Royal Family.

I mean, Sunak made the announcement while being drenched in the rain and music was pounding away from protesters nearby. It was farcical to say the least.

What do you think? Comment in the link below.

UK General Election: Sunak Ends Speculation

Finally, the end is nigh for this weak, woke, puppet of the WEF:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/may/22/rishi-sunak-will-call-general-election-for-july-in-surprise-move-sources

Rishi Sunak has called a surprise general election for 4 July in a high stakes gamble that will see Keir Starmer try to win power for Labour after 14 years of Conservative-led government.

Addressing the nation outside Downing Street, Sunak said it was “the moment for Britain to choose its future” as he claimed the Tories could be trusted to lead the country during a time of global instability.

Obama at No.10 Downing Street

They're flaunting it in our faces once again; now former US President, Barack Obama has visited the British prime minister, Rishi Sunak and used the front door to No.10 Downing Street in London. No.10 is the official place of business for the prime minister of the United Kingdom.

Who is really in charge now appears obvious, Obama is running the show. Clearly, it cannot be the senile Joe Biden.

What did they talk about? The below article says he was at No.10 to talk about AI. Oh really, well I'm not buying it. More likely, they talked about what's in store next in their quest to destroy everything. That's not how they see it of course, but that's the end result of their actions thus far.

What is in store? War with Russia must be top of the agenda. Good luck with that one Britain, as you'd last a couple of months at best. Then the rigging of the upcoming General Election, the date yet to be announced. Sunak is a useful toady, do they really trust Keir Starmer? 

Those would be the two items top of any agenda, not AI. 

Then lastly, if Donald Trump by some miracle overcomes the obvious rigging that goes on, and if Keir Starmer also wins in the UK, we could face a global takedown; internet gone, power grid down or intermittent, the global supply chain disrupted. Sounds conspiratorial I know, but after the last four years, can you blame me?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/18/barack-obama-rishi-sunak-downing-street-london-visit

General Election UK

Word is, the UK general election will be on the 2nd of May, 2024.

Is this going to be the end of the Conservatives?

Neil Oliver: Rishi Sunak Unelected

That Suella Braverman Letter

For those who missed it or cannot find it online, here's the resignation letter of Suella Braverman to the UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.

Time for a General Election, or a leadership contest?

It's a brilliant letter, very well written, although some pedants have said she doesn't know where to place an apostrophe (but then who does). If you cannot see the images clearly, right click the image and select 'open link in new tab', then click on the image in the new tab - it will increase size for you.

UK Turmoil as Sunak Sacks Braverman and David Cameron Makes Comeback

We see them now. The UK has a cabal running the country. Rishi Sunak is an appointed Prime Minister, rejected even by his own party. Now we see former PM, David Cameron making a comeback by being appointed Foreign Secretary and being placed in the House of Lords instantly. Yeah...the game is rigged. 

GB News Invade Greenpeace HQ

Hilarious this, Greenpeace invaded the UK prime minister's property, jumped on his house (literally), so GB News called on Greenpeace's London office. Fair's fair, right?

 

The Coronation

I've been asked, will I be watching King Charles being crowned on Saturday. Yes, I'll watch some of it, but not everything as it'll go on too long. I'm interested to hear if the King declares himself defender of the faith, or as defender of faith. If he says the latter, well, I'll be appalled.

Will Prince Harry be in attendance? Park him in a side area with a curtain around him so those in Westminster Abbey don't have to see him.

But, for the bigger picture, I'm feeling sad for the UK as a whole. They have two unelected leaders, King Charles and Rishi Sunak. I'd like to see democratic rule return, and the reinstatement of freedom of speech. The Conservative Party have had 13 years and the country has gone backward. About time to see some significant change.

Update: I watched some of it, and found it all a bit boring to be honest. Pippa Middleton was looking hot, so there was that to cheer me up. And yes, stealing the show was Penny Mordaunt, the first female Lord President of the Council, carrying the sword and looking rather hot too.

Prince Harry was there, shame about that. There was an inclusion about fostering faiths, but it wasn't offensive to Anglicans. And it was good to see the Gold State Coach. I can see why King Charles wanted to shorten the ceremony, even at its current length it seemed a bit long. 

Fishy Rishi Leads Banana Republic

Rishi Sunak Britain's Prime Minister

Britain has a real problem all right. Rishi Sunak is to become the UK's next prime minister. He's young, only 42, the youngest prime minister since 1812. That's back when Britain still had rotten boroughs. He has the support of only 56% (or thereabouts) of his own colleagues. Why isn't that an overwhelming majority?

Sunak has called for unity and stability. The problem as I see it is he's one of the architects of those many problems. It's like putting the poacher in as gamekeeper. 

Iceberg Lettuce Outlasts Liz Truss

Liz Truss lasted 45 days. Has the UK become the new Italy? 

Of course, the new leader should be Kemi Badenoch, the most popular MP amongst party members. However, the 1922 Committee made the support of 100 MP's the threshold to get onto the ballot to be held online. This narrows down the field and limits the options given to members of the Conservative Party. 

There seems to be a concerted campaign by a minority of the Conservative MP's to insert Rishi Sunak into No.10 Downing Street. They're going to keep wrecking until the person put against him is rejected by party members (and thus Sunak wins by default). The threshold to get onto the ballot seems to be designed to keep Kemi Badenoch out of the running, even though she's the most popular amongst members. We are witnessing a WEF puppet being inserted, a coup by foreign capital to take control of the UK.

 

Rishi Sunak Walks Out on Brexit MP's

Is Rishi Sunak for Brexit or is he a Remoaner?