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Prime Minister Keir Starmer is successfully advancing in his first major test. Police brace for further unrest as deputy Starmer says ‘no excuse for thuggery’
The government had to be determined. Because perhaps the government itself was the target. Some in the US and UK may have been disturbed by the Labour Party’s landslide victory.
Two weeks ago, a strange statement came from Trump’s Deputy JD Vance. This person, who spoke about Muslims in the UK, planted the first seeds of the climate of fear. Two weeks later, this time Elon Musk tweeted out of nowhere, saying ‘Civil war in the UK is inevitable’.
The meaning of these two events is this: Some capital institutions in the US and Trump may have been disturbed by the Labour Party’s victory in the elections. Trump’s choice was always the far-right, Muslim, xenophobic Nigel Farage.
When Labour won the elections, this time they started dragging the uneducated, ignorant and mostly poor people of the country into the streets.
PM Starmer’s performance is 10 out of 10. If he had surrendered to these bandits, they could have pressed the button for much bigger events. There is still that possibility.
Remocrat
