Wednesday
The feeling of derision must be palpable in the Chamber. The Opposition leader reels out failures on Labour’s part – and is told hers on behalf of her party. It’s a rough year for politics in the UK.
UK Politics
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The rise of common sense dictatorship
The start of a new party by Zarah Sultana MP (Coventry South/Independent) and Jeremy Corbyn MP (Islington North/Independent) is bad news for the state.
Their politics is little more than dictatorship for a tea party. They enjoy moral high ground like a badly funded estate. It’s corrupt to its core. It’s nonsense.
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Blair House is at full power
The Prime Minister is more of a President these days. He’s strutting the stuff on the world stage. He’s making deals. He’s signing agreements. He’s making decisions on big issues.
It’s a field day for a Labour acolyte. Blair House is at full power. The guns are all blazing. The flag is at full mast. It’s a PR dream for the party.
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UK seal US trade deal
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and President Trump have used a G7 gathering in Canada to announce a finalising of a trans-Atlantic trade agreement.
Starmer and Trump meet It comes after America released a bombastic set of new tariffs that shocked the world.
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Meanwhile, Dover Crossings have outlasted WW2
The Dover Crossings continue to be a blight on the South coast. It’s a Human Disaster Zone and it speaks for itself. This crisis has lasted longer than WW2.
Despite increased funding for the Civil Service, patience is thin to sort the mess out. The scenes are not the point. The facts always tell a different story. The time is now.
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Public services are everywhere
The public services always in our hands and therefore always under our control are vital for our existence. They should be our concern. It’s because it’s the way we look after ourselves. This is important to our legitimacy as a state.
A vital public service The argument is never over the word ‘free’, but what we must do for ourselves. This is a question of our fundamental moral values. Otherwise, we’re a state that buys services from others in name only. This must never be the case.
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Zia Yusuf exits Chairman role
Reform UK has lost its Chairman. No one is able to fathom it. Zia Yusuf is stepping down. His statement is mysterious. He says it’s not a good use of his time.
It’s a question of his motive. He’s been at it “full time”, for free. As a businessman, he knows when to move on. Yusuf’s service is a huge loss to a new party.
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Revealed: Russia “Radio Therapy” program
There’s such a thing as influence in politics, but usually real activity counts. It’s what I’ve heard from a few grandees in Parliamentary circles. They know real events get things done.
It’s what MP’s work at constantly.
However, bad state actors try their luck too, and their hand is to influence. This is the attempt to effect change minus the input.
They lack the potential of election, and another method is needed.
I heard of Radio Therapy, a “Political Influence” program run by Russia years ago. It ran in close quarters to Ministers.
The aim had been to effect changes to policy proposals, to see what advantages could be had by it in the UK.
The dangers are clear. It replaces citizenship. It hinders the work of the Civil Service. It disrupts ordinary progress in parties. It distorts the outcomes of any attempt at policy formation.
It must be fought off at every turn.
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Exposed: Plot against Home Secretary
In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a sensational plot to control, intimidate, manipulate, and threaten current Home Secretary Yvette Cooper MP (Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley/Labour) is now exposed here for the first time on a UK-based news site.
In an exclusive video posted here today, an operative for the Iranian state is seen loitering in a neighbourhood in Reading, a site of extreme criminal activity and a recent hotspot for conspiracies against UK citizens.
Iranian operative It’s believed the operative is also an agent for a clandestine group that have planted a fake protest opposite the Foreign Office in Whitehall, presently under an existing investigation as to its existence and true purpose here.
The extensive schemes planned against UK institutions by the Iranian state are said to usually focus on the Home Office. This is due to its vital role in planning domestic policy, and support for UK citizens.
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Westminster Week: Brow-beating
Wednesday
Kemi Badenoch MP (North West Essex/Conservatives), Leader of the Opposition, is accused by the Prime Minister of “talking the country down”. She says it “laughable”, saying the Tory record is better than his.
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Starmer’s shock therapy is ill-judged
The Left-wing juggernaut that is Sir Keir Starmer has landed the political system into a nightmare.
His haphazard decision making, ill-conceived plans, and naked international absolutism has reinvented shock therapy for the masses.
The result is confusion is how to be rooted in modernity in a world of high prices, cuts to benefits, and added costs to businesses.
The loss of Labour values and adoption of a strange form of Frankenstein ‘New Labour’ is something to behold now it’s here.
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Caught: Brazilian spy
In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Brazilian spy alleged to work alongside protest groups in the UK to cause “maximum disruption” to our affairs has been spotted walking in Reading, Berkshire.
A Brazilian spy He’s alleged to work as part of a “Youth Contingent” of Intelligence programs designed to disrupt politics worldwide, and to promote the virtues of Brazilian life and culture.