Who is running Britain?
It’s barely the government that is running Britain!
Sir Keir Starmer is not being followed by all of his young MP backbenchers. Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor nicknamed “Rachel from Accounts”, is a laughing stock amongst the public. David Lamy made a spectacle of himself over a new suit and a feeble attempt to bluff his way though PM’s Questions when acting as Deputy Leader on behalf of the absent PM — on yet another of his many, many foreign trips.
With the lowest opinion polls in the history of polling, still the Labour Party under Sir Keir Starmer trundles on.
Is Islam in charge?
People shout 2-tier Keir when the police tend to favour Muslims and youth shouting “Death, death to the IDF” over the small number of Jewish people who seek to go to synagogue quietly and without a fuss.
Is Qatar in charge of Britain?
So much money comes into Britain, funded by the Qatari leader. Why is that? Could it be that to the British his money is worth more than the British PM or anyone else who might choose to “get political”?
Or could it be that Qatar knows the soft spot of the Western nations: money!
“The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.” (2 Timothy 6:10) …. But without faith in GOD, or any knowledge of the Bible, you might not know that.
Is the real national leader the King?
He is concerned about the climate. He is interested in organic. He has been known to greet a public meeting with the Muslim greeting.
Has he ever expressed Hindi words? Or Jewish?
If he is a leader, he isn’t leading the entire nation.
Someone should tell the king that the people of Britain, by and large, do not accept the Muslim greeting because it is loaded w politics and religion.
The nation is leaderless, rudderless
I will not bow to any God but the One who died for me.
Sharia law and Islam are counter to the laws and customs of the Judeo-Christian roots of this country.
Allah is not the same GOD as Jehovah.
If I won’t bow, how many others will refuse?
We seem to be without a leader…
“…and will the last person to leave Britain please turn off the lights.” (Ref. closure of News of the World – British newspaper, 2011)