Britain's New New New New New Unelected Prime Minister

The (dis)United Kingdom has yet another unelected Prime Minister.

That’s six PMs in the past seven years.

Seven in the past ten years.

Five of whom grabbed the PMship without a general election.

• Theresa May snuck in via David Cameron’s resignation over failing to keep the U.K. in the E.U.

• Boris Johnson back-stabbed May.

• Liz Truss’s unelected PMship literally didn’t outlast a head of lettuce.

• Rishi Sunak took over from Truss and then called it quits early.

• And now we have Andy Burnham, the self-titled “King of the North.”

Here’s everything you need to know about Andy:

He’s a chameleon.

Been weaseling his way toward the PMship for decades.

Stands for nothing.

Except power for Andy Burnham.

I can’t stand people like this.

You need to have a WHY if you want power.

A few good whys:

1. You want to abolish fractional reserve banking.

2. You want to abolish interest.

3. You want to end for-profit land-lording.

4. You want to destroy inflation.

5. You want to create deflationary sovereign money to build 10 million homes.

6. You want to jubilee all debt.

7. You want to save England from cultural annihilation.

A bad why:

1. Because you’re Andy Burnham and you want power just because.

Sadly, the U.K. now has to put up with three years of Mr. Power Grab.

The only thing Burnham has been consistent about over his 20+ years of climbing the greasy pole is his ideological inconsistency.

So what can the good people of Britain expect from their new overlord?

Let’s be SUPER charitable.

Absolute best case scenario, Burnham somehow manages to whip his party into voting for…

• devolving 1% of Westminster’s power to the cities

• slightly more public involvement in public transport (yes, public transport is mostly privatized in the U.K.)

• a tiny bit more integration of healthcare and social care

That’s about it.

U.K. PMs are powerless to do any meaningful good because anti-Brits made it impossible.

Conversely, if a new unelected PM wants to wreck all sorts of havoc, he can do so with zero resistance.

Now let’s look at the certain downsides…

1. He’s a self-identified “soft-left” “aspirational socialist,” meaning the country can expect way more national debt and increased taxes to fund way more handouts so millions who can work don’t have to work, including millions who aren’t even British.

2. Never ever forget that he is a globalist who worked as a minister for Tony Blair. Over the next three years, expect him to let in another million people the British people overwhelmingly do not want and have been consistently voting against for 50+ years.

3. Also like his forebears, expect him to blather on endlessly against antisemitism while simultaneously enabling the spread of Islam in the U.K., making the nation materially less safe for Jews and everyone else.

In other words, the country who didn’t get to vote in Andy as their PM should expect more or less more of the same, except definitely more, because that’s how compounding works.

Britain is desperately poor, drowning in debt, hammered by taxes, crushed by shareholder prices, flooded by people who rape their daughters and stab their sons, and ruled by narcissistic puppets who work for powers hostile to the British family.

Andy Burnham will guarantee 2–5% more of this, because that is what his globalist backers want, and all Andy wants is personal power.

Where there are no shepherds, the wolves devour the sheep.

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