On the surface of it, it looks like a terrible day for Britain and democracy as the corrupt UK parliament handcuffs their own prime minister’s hands behind his back at a crucial point in negotiations with the EU. Has there ever been such a betrayal of a nation? The corrupt two party system has crippled the United Kingdom in a way which is undeniable.
But, as we have speculated for some time, this may be an inevitable step before the coming purge.
For far too long have the British been ruled by a corrupt and increasingly remote elite of people that have a snout in the trough and no interest at all in the lives or well being of the people they profit from.
However, what is remarkable about the vote yesterday was not the outcome. It is the sheer lack of competence demonstrated. As is now clear, these are not the best of us!, not by any stretch of the imagination. As a business, you would certainly not hire them. They are the least competent. Who in the world would ever enter a negotiation of any sort with this sort of encumbrance?
That 21 Tories were traitors was not a surprise. That it was ONLY, 21 is surprising. Are there really only 21 Tories with a conflict of interest?. Doubtful at best. That purge needed to go deeper to transform the Conservative party into something fit for purpose. However, it must have made a positive difference to remove some of the ‘snakes in the grass’ from the party. If such a thing is possible while the corrupt two party monopoly exists.
No more, no less than the Labour con artists of course. They have flip flopped their position endlessly and in the end, in a bid for power, undertook a complete “U’ Turn on democracy. Which if you know anything about communism, should be no surprise. The two party system is a power trading monopoly and it has to be removed if the British are ever to have more than a thin veneer of pretence at democracy. It is no accident that proportional representation was never introduced in Europes oldest and most corrupt democracy.
Who can engage in successful negotiation with your own side constantly stabbing you in the back, leaking information to the other side of the table and collaborating wherever possible? Huge funds and leverage have been bought to bear by the corrupt forces behind the EU and sadly, it appears to be starting to pay dividends as more and more MP’s go against their own constituents and indeed, their own party manifesto. For example, take the rather shrill leader of the liberal democrats? Jo Swinson, her husband’s organisation recieved 3.5 million a year from the European Union as well as everyone’s favourite arch globalist hedgefund leader, George Soros.
This is the person behind a ‘people’s vote’?. That should get her to the ”billionaires ball”, despite the name, as long as you are useful to billionaires, you might still get invited, even if only worth millions.
Was this a very astute and strategic move by UK Prime Minister Johnson?. He now knows who the enemies of his party, and democracy are and so we the voting public. A veritable purging of the party was overdue if the UK conservative party are ever to unite or become a real force in politics once again. The only big surprise surrounding this vote was that there were so few traitors among the Tory benches.
Beware those that flee the conservative purge and join the sleazy Swinson’s in the ‘Liberal Democrats’. Neither liberal nor democratic their interests are truly democratic and cast serious doubt on ‘Transparency Internation’ as a credible organisation.
The reality is, that the now inevitable election is going to be one of ‘remoan’ versus ‘brexit’ but more than that, it is a battle between extreme globalist special interests and those that benefit from them and democracy itself.