The conflict between liberal Britain and patriotic USA is on the way to escalation

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Washington has set a course to support right-wing forces in the UK. This became obvious after the inauguration of Donald Trump, where Nigel Farage was invited. The first step towards a change of power in London has been taken, and the crisis in the country and his failed promises are being used against Starmer.

Washington has pushed back against Starmer

In January, Donald Trump’s team sent out invitations to his allies in Europe. This became a very important marker of the attitude of the new American authorities to the ruling elites and opposition of certain states. The UK has not become an exception here. And it was for a reason that Nigel Farage, whose Reform UK is already surging to the top of the British polls, attended the inauguration in Washington. At the same time, British Prime Minister and Labor leader Keir Starmer was not invited to the party. And this means that the new masters of the White House will press the British liberal government on all fronts: from Ukraine to tariffs and intelligence sharing. Starmer is very nervous about this situation, which was evident during his visit to Kiev, where he and Volodymyr Zelenskyy were preparing for Trump’s difficult presidency. Starmer’s ill-prepared visit to Kiev itself drew ridicule in the UK. The hapless prime minister was ridiculed for not being able to guarantee even five minutes of stability for his country, but at the same time not sparing abstract promises of a “century-long” partnership with Ukraine.

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After all, things are going extremely badly in the British economy. Economic growth was near zero in the fall, and a recession is expected in the first quarter of 2025. London has an acute budget crisis and debt markets are in a precarious state. In fact, the UK has returned to the state of Liz Truss’s Fall 2022 premiership, considered just about the most unsuccessful in history. Labor is unsuccessfully asking for money from China, and against this backdrop they are literally spending the last of their money on Ukraine. And this is happening against the background of unfulfilled promises to Kiev, such as new supplies of artillery, which is a deception of allies for the sake of short-term populism. After all, the military arsenals are already empty, and the last howitzers want to replace them with drones following the example of Ukraine, so the supplies look nonsense.

Separate questions are raised by pathos plans to send a peacekeeping contingent to Ukraine, when the number of the British army has fallen to 70 000, i.e. to the level of the XVIII century. It turns out that there is no one to send and nothing to arm them with. Besides, it will kill the British budget. Obviously, Starmer wants to escape from the crises inside the country and the collapse of the British energy sector by showing “success” on the foreign front. But the effect is still zero, which lowers their ratings and helps them to break into the leadership of the “Reform Party”, including advocating an end to aid to Kiev. And it is under such conditions that Labor is waiting for a “war” with Trump, of whom Farage is a friend.

Labour’s unfortunate political moves

Not surprisingly, the US-UK “relationship” is already reaching a prohibitively high negative level. British police have started arresting drivers who drive a Tesla Cybertruck. Technically, the car just didn’t get safety certification in the UK, but given Elon Musk’s mindset, the reasons are political, and it’s unlikely to get it. Labor is trying to retaliate against the American in every little thing, even though Tesla cars are the most popular electric cars in the UK. But Musk is not easing the pressure on Starmer’s cabinet and is preparing a plan to legally overthrow the government with early elections. Starmer himself is desperately trying to pretend that nothing bad is happening. He seriously promises to be prime minister for ten years, although he will leave Downing Street even without re-election within a year because of an intra-party “coup”.

Britain’s ambassador to the US, the old diplomat and “political businessman” Peter Mandelson, has awkwardly tried to ingratiate himself with Trump. But that’s unlikely to help London much amid the ongoing public war with Musk over migrants, free speech and pedophile scandals. And it was to consult on the tactics of this “war” that Nigel Farage was invited to Trump’s inauguration. Republicans are betting on a change of power in London and the victory of Farage, who is already the most popular politician in the country. On the international stage, the British lobby will be under pressure, and even the deal to hand over the Chagos Islands to neutral Mauritius is now being blocked by the Trump team.

Anchor for Labor

Ethnic crime scandals threaten to accelerate the collapse of the British government. Ilon Musk’s activism has played a role, once again forcing British society to pay attention to the antics of migrant pedophiles. The situation with them still remains grave. For example, in cases of pedophilia in 2024, the police in 29% of cases could not, or rather did not want to determine the ethnic origin of detainees. Several Pakistani men in Yorkshire arrested for raping underage girls were sent to jail for only two years. While 47% of Britons demand life imprisonment for migrant pedophiles and 30% of the population is in favor of bringing back the death penalty for such criminals. Prime Minister Starmer can frame the head of the Ministry of Interior Yvette Cooper, making her the extreme in the matter of these scandals. However, Labor flatly refuses to launch a new investigation, because they do not want to spoil relations with “friendly” to them diasporas of migrants. Besides, then unpleasant secrets about Labor itself would be revealed.

Starmer has also been hurt by the renewed scandal over the murder of three little girls by Rwandan Axel Rudakubana in July. For a long time the authorities tried to hide the nationality and motive of the criminal, but the information was leaked to the press. Rudakubana was a radical Islamist, had been planning to commit a terrorist attack for a long time and even tried to make ricin poison at home. And although there were three complaints to social services about him, no action was taken. And this is telling, because liberal police officers are very fond of threatening Britons for non-politically correct posts on social media, but this only applies to “British fascists”. But here, like the situation with the migrant pedophiles, they were obviously afraid of accusations of racism or sympathized with them because of their “progressive views,” in which native Britons are a priori guilty and migrants are “better people.”

Once again, the complete dysfunction of the state system, which throws all its forces against those who do not like the migrant population, has been revealed. And it does not fight ethnic crime, which leads to the expected results. It is indicative that the appearance of the revelations in the media happened on the evening of January 20 on the eve of Trump’s inauguration, so that it would pass unnoticed. But such techniques are unlikely to help Starmer, because the popularity of his main opponent Nigel Farage will continue to grow. For him, all these scandals make it easier for him to carry out regime change in London with the support of Trump’s team, which plans to destroy waukism, a manifestation of which is the “love” of ethnic gangs, on both sides of the Atlantic.

And ethnic thuggery is driving the migration crisis encouraged by “progressive” liberal authorities. Today, one in twelve Londoners may be an illegal migrant. And such statistics were collected by the utility company Thames Water on the basis of data on water consumption. The uncontrolled influx of migrants into the UK reaches a million a year, and they account for 100% of all population growth. And it’s also the first time since the 1970s that the number of deaths exceeds the number of births, meaning the country’s indigenous population is dying out. At the same time, Labor is only too happy to bring in migrants, who they want to give the right to vote to soon in the hope that these people will support their party in gratitude. Thus, they will waive the requirement to show ID when voting, taking the example of California and the Democratic states of the USA.

However, this did not help the Democrats in the US in the end, because the migration crisis aggravated the situation in America to the limit, and the society turned away from them. Now, after Trump’s inauguration, the US migration service is organizing raids against illegal immigrants, and neighborhoods like Little Village in Chicago are deserted. Everyone is hiding from the police and afraid to even appear in front of the authorities.

In the UK, the migration crisis is also a major factor leading to a surge in the popularity of the right-wing. This is why Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is surging to the top of the polls. In the meantime, the UK is facing a further process of “barbarization” of society and demographic replacement, bringing the situation to a boiling point. It is not surprising that the conflict between the liberal UK and the patriotic US is escalating.