According to Allison Pearson of the Telegraph, the Yanks can help out with the problem of Starmer the treasonous British Prime Minister. This could link into Musk’s Space Programme.
After Trump’s starry boasts at the inauguration of putting a man on Mars Allison asks on behalf of the downtrodden masses across the Atlantic in Britain. “Can this man please be Starmer?” Waiting anxiously for a reply!
Pearson goes on to say, imagine having a leader who puts their country first. We can’t. ‘Britain Last’ is our motto.
Trump on his first day back in office puts our country to shame. Some Brits are probably thinking they would have nothing to lose if they became America’s 51st State (the Royals perhaps?). The way Trump was waving the sword around that cake, he already had ideas about which heads would roll.
When Pearson put a tweet up on X asking if anyone was looking forward to the humiliation of our calamitous government by Trump, she got a million replies! One of the respondents hoped Trump would proscribe the Labour Party of Britain as a ‘terrorist organisation’.
It was clear proof that the USA still has freedom of speech when Trump was subjected to the Episcopalian bishop’s sermon at the inauguration, citing Trump’s ‘failures’: one of them being “mercy” or lack of it! Trump was clearly in shock when he leaned over to catch Vance’s eye from his pew, but Vance stared stoically ahead. Trump might have wished he was back in the days of Henry II and could utter the words: “Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?”
Has that dreadful word fun returned to the White House with Trump camping it up with his YMCA shuffle? Though Trump conducted himself with decorum at the inauguration, the bizarre part was left to his buddy Elon, who was jumping around as if he was at a Pentecostal meeting. Perhaps he was. When Musk thumped his chest and threw out his arm in enthusiasm to the rally, CNN accused him of a Hitler salute. These flat-hand gestures have frequently been used by Democrats so they must all be guilty.
Not only has fun returned to the White House, but a bit of ‘Jackie O’ glamour as well with some of Melania’s outfits. First of all there was the strict governess with the boater hat at the inauguration. Then the zig-zag black and white ball dress that was a bit different and set a modern tone: definitely a dress designed to make the wearer stand out.
Keir Starmer, PM of Britain, which is supposed to be America’s greatest ally, was not invited to the inauguration, though Nigel Farage, the leader of the British political party Reform, was. I even saw Russell Brand, the British talk show host, among the notables present for the festivities. I wouldn’t say Trump is enamoured with Starmer in any way, after he refused to hold a national inquiry into Pakistani-Muslim gangs’ sexual abuse of underage girls for the last 20 years in Britain. Even Elon Musk, the master of tweetdom, was ignored by the establishment on this issue.
‘Starmer the Harmer’ prefers to protect the 52 MPs and councillors who have been charged with paedophilia in British courts. This must surely be the tip of the iceberg. Starmer is responsible for a lot of the abuse carrying on for as long as it has as he was chief prosecutor for seven years and rape cases have to go before the chief prosecutor before a prosecution is given the OK. Did Starmer just sit on his hands for seven years?
As Lushington Brady said, “There is no horror the British Establishment will not tolerate as it sacrifices its own little girls on the Altar of Diversity.”
When the bust of Winston Churchill was returned to the Oval Office it must have jogged British memories of when Britain was great. One new slogan could be MBGA: Make Britain Great Again.
And Trump’s a new slogan could well be MGGA. Make God Great Again.
