Liz Truss resigns as UK prime minister

[Right_in_Virginia]

Alan McGuinness
@Alan_McGuinness
·Oct 19

My son has lived through four chancellors, three home secretaries, two prime ministers and two monarchs.

He’s four months old.

[Smokin Joe]

@Smokin Joe

The UK has been flooded with Muslim parasites,and these parasites vote. The Mayor of Longon is a Muslim.

These people do NOT believe in individual freedoms or thoughts,and they punish people that don't "wear red and march in a straight line".

They WANT to be cogs in a machine and told what to do and think.

Also,I have read that there are now districts in London where Sharia Law is the rule,and that traffic is even required to stop and the drivers get out and get on their knees in prayer.

I do not know if this is true or not,but I have even read that the British allows these people to live and rule by Sharia Law,and not English law. They have religious police walking the streets to enforce these rules and to publicly physically punish anyone caught breaking them.

Paris, as well, and this is lunacy.

[unite for individuality]

but I have even read that the British allows these people to live and rule by Sharia Law,and not English law. They have religious police walking the streets to enforce these rules and to publicly physically punish anyone caught breaking them.

Where are the soccer hooligans when you need them?

[sneakypete]

Where are the soccer hooligans when you need them?

@unite for individuality

They just believe in fighting for their team. Get the Muslims to attack their soccer team,and they will be out in droves.

[catfish1957]

@unite for individuality

They just believe in fighting for their team. Get the Muslims to attack their soccer team,and they will be out in droves.

lol....   Sounds like an opportunity.

[Kamaji]

[Kamaji]

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

I love these strong female leaders.

[unite for individuality]

Is it possible that Liz Truss resigned because Charles doesn't want someone so conservative?

[Kamaji]

Is it possible that Liz Truss resigned because Charles doesn't want someone so conservative?

Doubt it.

[catfish1957]

Is it possible that Liz Truss resigned because Charles doesn't want someone so conservative?

I think its been over 200 years since the King/Queens have actively intervened in U.K. politics as far as the P.M.

Doing otherwise, would hurt the public standing/opinion of the Royals.

[unite for individuality]

I think its been over 200 years since the King/Queens have actively intervened in U.K. politics as far as the P.M.

Doing otherwise, would hurt the public standing/opinion of the Royals.

The Prime Minister has a private meeting with the King or Queen every week.
Margaret Thatcher mentioned that when she was in office.

I am firmly convinced that Charles asked Liz Truss to resign,
because he wanted Rishi Sunak,
who has spent his whole career in the inner circles of global finance,
and is fully on board with Charles' goals of
draconian measures to combat "climate change"
and imposing a global totalitarian dictatorship.

https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,483192.msg2727645.html#msg2727645

Would-Be British PM Rishi Sunak’s Family Runs A
China-Linked, World Economic Forum Partner Company
Pushing Digital ID and Social Credit Scores.

[Kamaji]

The Prime Minister has a private meeting with the King or Queen every week.
Margaret Thatcher mentioned that when she was in office.

I am firmly convinced that Charles asked Liz Truss to resign,
because he wanted Rishi Sunak,
who has spent his whole career in the inner circles of global finance,
and is fully on board with Charles' goals of
draconian measures to combat "climate change"
and global totalitarian dictatorship.

https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,483192.msg2727645.html#msg2727645

Would-Be British PM Rishi Sunak’s Family Runs A
China-Linked, World Economic Forum Partner Company
Pushing Digital ID and Social Credit Scores.

Unless he wanted to create a true constitutional crisis in the UK, the King can ask whatever he wants of the PM, but he could not expect to get it, and could not demand it.

Charles is almost certainly smart enough at this point to realize that a full-blown constitutional crisis would not get him anything he wanted, other than, perhaps, an awkward, early end to the royal family as sovereign head of the UK.