UK ‘Mixes Uppers With Downers’ In Wild Policy Debacle

A glaring policy disparity is emerging in the UK, and I don't just mean between Andrew Bailey's rate

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9 thoughts on “UK ‘Mixes Uppers With Downers’ In Wild Policy Debacle

  1. I can’t help thinking that since Brexit (the stupidest thing any developed country has ever done) and Philip’s death, ERII became completely dismayed and just said, “forgedaboudit.” The new king, Bonnie Charlie, has looked around and is thinking, “I don’t want to talk about it.” The UK is a complete mess and I feel sorry for the people who bought the party’s line as it finishes off centuries of hegemony with a whimper.

  2. Mr. Lucky, your characterization of Brexit is spot-on. However, to buy the party line one would have had to be willfully ignorant, as each and every lie about “take back control” was debunked even before the vote. Plus, they doubled (and tripled) down. It seems like an eternity ago, but pls. remember that Boris was elected on the promise of “Get Brexit done”.

  3. It shows how unprepared truss and k were to take over. No process, no planning, no consultation and no plan b in case there was any problem. Has to be the worst governance by a developed country of all time. The Tories are going to be punished at the polls eventually for this.

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