We had a leadership contest having gotten rid of Boris who had great difficulty with speaking the truth and having destroyed our economy with lockdowns.
In the conservative party the way they elect a new leader is that all those who want to throw their hat in the ring do so, the conservative MPs then go through a series of votes to get this down to 2 who are then put to the fee paying party members.
The choice given was Sunak - ex chancellor who presided over the lockdowns, furlough payments etc. and Truss - best reason Not Sunak.
There were then weeks of hustings, speeches etc during which Truss made much ground with Libertarian policies - low tax, small government, financial support for weakest and help with energy crisis. The conservative party then chose Truss over Sunak - she was at least espousing conservative policies.
Truss appointed many of her MP supporters to key posts. With her Chancellor they announced a series of measures including £2,500 cap on average home energy cost, reduction in basic tax band from 20% to 19% from next April, halting a proposed Corporation Tax hike from 19% to 25% from next April, promised state pensions and benefits to rise in line with inflation.
The Bankers/WEF et al went barmy and markets fought against this as they do.
Last week she was forced - not yet exposed who but have a guess to sack her Chancellor and appoint Hunt (WEF/ CCP loving nothing too bad in severe lockdowns, everyone must be vaxed type, failed politician in previous cabinet posts) He forced a 100% reversal of the mini-budget previously announced. markets happy!
Today Home Secretary has been sacked - technicalities used - but she wanted to limit immigration and exit the EHCR - not UN/WEF et al.
Word is that other pro-Brexit cabinet members may be sacked over coming days.
No need to apologize, I appreciate the in-depth info. I use GB News as my main source for British current events, but even they seem to be doing a lot of speculating so I wasn't sure what to think.
I'm not 100% a fan of Truss based on her background (from what I could see), but it did look like she understood what destroyed Boris Johnson's standing and was willing to support conservative policies. Sad that the Cabal is still trying to hold on to the wheel and wreck your double decker bus into a wall. :/
I do as well, however GBNews too often is not leading, there are a number of presenters who are excellent, but also a number of wishy ashy ones. Mark Steyn is excellent, and currently being investigated by Ofcom (communication overseer) for comments on covid vaccines.
However Nigel Farage is their key man, and I suspect until he moves back to Reform they must be careful how they present matters so not to be accused on being biased, which I guess could cost them their broadcast license.
There are many calling for Nigel to go public with Reform which he formed after the Brexit party but is currently led by Richard Tice, a shift of right wing conservative MPs to Reform would help greatly to influence voters.
The issue is the two main parties have dominated British politics for 100 years of so with entrenched voters, and we have a first past the post system which means Nigel/Reform can ordinarily gain lots of votes but no seats. However the conservative party is now very split and this might be the opportunity for them,.
Nigel is very carful in his interviews, and I've just been looking at the latest this evening to avoid courting claims of bias.
The conservatives are currently in meltdown, many of us here hope that this will soon lead to a general election in which Reform is able to garner real seats, enough to form a government on their own of be in a coalition.
Nigel stood his people down at the last election in 2019 which led to Boris's 80+ majority, however this has been squandered and we now see the split.
Maybe - like Brexit leading to Trumps election, Nigel's standdown in 2019 followed by Trump's exit from office in 2020/21 - choosing words carefully - that an election here will lead to Nigel gaining necessary power along with Trump's return - hopefully before your 2024 election. I see the two very much linked together, believe it is God's doing.
Sorry this is long but you did ask
We had a leadership contest having gotten rid of Boris who had great difficulty with speaking the truth and having destroyed our economy with lockdowns.
In the conservative party the way they elect a new leader is that all those who want to throw their hat in the ring do so, the conservative MPs then go through a series of votes to get this down to 2 who are then put to the fee paying party members.
The choice given was Sunak - ex chancellor who presided over the lockdowns, furlough payments etc. and Truss - best reason Not Sunak.
There were then weeks of hustings, speeches etc during which Truss made much ground with Libertarian policies - low tax, small government, financial support for weakest and help with energy crisis. The conservative party then chose Truss over Sunak - she was at least espousing conservative policies.
Truss appointed many of her MP supporters to key posts. With her Chancellor they announced a series of measures including £2,500 cap on average home energy cost, reduction in basic tax band from 20% to 19% from next April, halting a proposed Corporation Tax hike from 19% to 25% from next April, promised state pensions and benefits to rise in line with inflation.
The Bankers/WEF et al went barmy and markets fought against this as they do.
Last week she was forced - not yet exposed who but have a guess to sack her Chancellor and appoint Hunt (WEF/ CCP loving nothing too bad in severe lockdowns, everyone must be vaxed type, failed politician in previous cabinet posts) He forced a 100% reversal of the mini-budget previously announced. markets happy!
Today Home Secretary has been sacked - technicalities used - but she wanted to limit immigration and exit the EHCR - not UN/WEF et al.
Word is that other pro-Brexit cabinet members may be sacked over coming days.
No need to apologize, I appreciate the in-depth info. I use GB News as my main source for British current events, but even they seem to be doing a lot of speculating so I wasn't sure what to think.
I'm not 100% a fan of Truss based on her background (from what I could see), but it did look like she understood what destroyed Boris Johnson's standing and was willing to support conservative policies. Sad that the Cabal is still trying to hold on to the wheel and wreck your double decker bus into a wall. :/
I do as well, however GBNews too often is not leading, there are a number of presenters who are excellent, but also a number of wishy ashy ones. Mark Steyn is excellent, and currently being investigated by Ofcom (communication overseer) for comments on covid vaccines.
However Nigel Farage is their key man, and I suspect until he moves back to Reform they must be careful how they present matters so not to be accused on being biased, which I guess could cost them their broadcast license.
There are many calling for Nigel to go public with Reform which he formed after the Brexit party but is currently led by Richard Tice, a shift of right wing conservative MPs to Reform would help greatly to influence voters.
The issue is the two main parties have dominated British politics for 100 years of so with entrenched voters, and we have a first past the post system which means Nigel/Reform can ordinarily gain lots of votes but no seats. However the conservative party is now very split and this might be the opportunity for them,.
Nigel is very carful in his interviews, and I've just been looking at the latest this evening to avoid courting claims of bias.
The conservatives are currently in meltdown, many of us here hope that this will soon lead to a general election in which Reform is able to garner real seats, enough to form a government on their own of be in a coalition.
Nigel stood his people down at the last election in 2019 which led to Boris's 80+ majority, however this has been squandered and we now see the split.
Maybe - like Brexit leading to Trumps election, Nigel's standdown in 2019 followed by Trump's exit from office in 2020/21 - choosing words carefully - that an election here will lead to Nigel gaining necessary power along with Trump's return - hopefully before your 2024 election. I see the two very much linked together, believe it is God's doing.