@arnett91972

7 months ago

Can British Politics fully address issues? The polarized extremes are the US as extreme conservative or populist right and Russia as liberal? The game with British Politics currently is to juggle: positions in government; those who have resigned and unauthorised statements to the public to prompt a resignation. The extent to which the Prime Minister should have been addressing Brexit is to call for a referendum on European Union membership. The rest lies within who the Foreign Secretary is responsible for the specificities of the aftermath. The same with the financial crisis where the Prime Minister would call for a budget but the responsibilities lie in the Finance Minister. The decision to sack Braverman for her unauthorized article claiming Met Police were lenient on pro-Palestinian marchers has foundations in Queen Victoria’s order to thieve a Rapa Nui moai and place it in the British Museum. This is due to the fact that both Israel and Chile have special trade agreements with Canada, Israel habitually helps those in the racial majority while Chile supports what is right and supports the disfavored diverse. Christians in the West are usually black and wouldn’t have received support by the racial US who supports judaism as the monotheistic religion the US wants their believers to say has wealth by standard, not black Christians. The British understand this and are the denomination of Christianity that on average has more money than the jews who for racial reasons would still want to support the British Anglicans who would refuse the unrequited assistance. The placement of the moai in the British Museum in London refused jews who have support in the US, a country that fought the British for their independence, entrance into London. Under the umbrella of British politics, the British can attempt to claim they act in the interests of the US’ interests yet ultimately are still British and can’t fully address foreign issues such as Israel and Palestine in just British politics. David Cameron’s return to public service isn’t a Cabinet position as he is appointed to the House of Lords not the House of Commons

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