I can’t recall now where I read it, but someone asked a British cop why they only arrested the pro-Israel people and he admitted it was because they didn’t fight back.
Remember that the government enforcement arm that is allowing Palestinian protests to be violent and destructive is the same one that arrests women for praying silently outside abortion mills.

British politics didn’t go through the big switch that America did, with corporations and the comfortable moving to the Democrats and regular people moving (perhaps) to the Republicans. There were indications that something like that might be going on over there — Tony Blair’s New Labour and then Brexit — but Labour is traditionally too strongly tied to the labor unions and the working class, and the Tories are too thoroughly associated with the toffs and swells for the parties to switch constituencies. There’s not likely to be any conservative populist movement unless an awful lot changes.

Former PM James Cameron is coming back as Foreign Secretary to replace James Cleverley, who is replacing Braverman as Home Secretary. Cleverly is Black (African) on his mother’s side. This latest reshuffling may remind people of Liz Truss’s ouster a year ago for attempting a Reaganite program of tax cuts. The party fathers didn’t like that either.

The UK has its own Uni-Party. Equally aligned with WEF.

(The question, though, is how accurate is it….)

P.S. miguel: Liz Truss.