Tories don't have 70% of MPs So that shows labour are hypocrites. B.S. about working Class saviours, they only care About woke screaming uni students and migrants.
@@overman2306and then do what? You seem to have a detailed solution beyond what would otherwise be a bland, empty, fuck-witted platitude. Please elaborate.
Yall complain about a rich PM but go crazy when baby prince William edward or whatever waves from the palace balcony..... hypocrisy I mean the video completely circulates around the fact that how rishi Sunaks wife is not paying her tax because she is an Indian and while the Britishers in the country cannot afford to feed their kids. It's ironical because a century ago you Britishers were stepping on the poor countries necks and looting every rupee you could get your hands on to. Bring it into UK, built infrastructure, public transport, giving free education for kids. Your previous PM's were incompetent and couldn't save your own economy Now you have summoned upon an Indian origin PM who is genuinely trying to rebuild the economy with his policies What an irony
@@jamestreacy7564 Hindus are the first ones to leave their identity in their quest get NAME, FAME MONEY, RECOGNITION, EVEN BETRAY THEIR FELLOW Hindu Brethren, Their fellow Hindu Indians in INDIA and World Across so Don't EvER WOrry You r neither first NOR SHALL BE THE LAST LEAVE FOR THE WHITE MAN , WHITE EURO WOMEN, at the cost getting insulted, racially, slashed in Australia as a Sikh Hindu, in Islamic nations as a Kaafir, In CANADA for Khalistan in Atheist and Confucius and Confused CHINA for being So Religious and Of course pushed coerced for getting converted to Christianity My SINCERE Condolences for Being Born a HINDU and ISOLATED ,
@@Anshex.e Only the Nigel Farages care in the slightest about the fact that he has Indian heritage. Class is always most important to a British person, and Sunak is a posh banker who wouldn't even stand in a room with anyone below the upper middle class unless there was a camera or two to capture the moment.
All Desis (people of South Asian heritage) grew up with a Rishi. Rishi was the kid our parents would compare us to. “Why can’t you be like Rishi?” And you can’t respond with “I don’t want to be like Rishi, because he’s a twat”
"Why can't you be MORE like him?" "NO - more DON'T like him! Besides, I actually KNOW how to (deep breath)... - clip a hedge, - paint a fence, - prepare my own breakfast, - by pouring my own milk onto my own Rice Krispies (after adding my own banana to same), - start a car, - purchase and put petrol in said car, - tie my own shoelaces and - actually recognise that the homeless and asylum-seeker (you know - folks who really need help from OTHER COUNTRIES). OTHER COUNTRIES, just like the parents of certain politicians - OTHER CUNTRIES) are REAL PEOPLE, - and can do my own maths WITHOUT needed accountants. (whoops - my bad, apologies for that, em, typo).
No that is not true. My parents never compared me to anyone and even if they were to compare me with anyone it would be someone from middle class family who goes to public school.
Thanks for this comment. It's nice to know that there are desis who see through the hype created around Sunak. Can you believe it, back in India some people consider him to be an anticolonial hero!
Was at the coke addict school. Fun fact he came back (for some reason) and answered questions from the history and economic students. Expected something light and got hit hard by brexit questions. Eventually one of my questions that i put in as a joke came up and he gave this answer. "If i could be any animal, i think I would be my puppy because it's very pampered." Most tory response possible.
I can't get over the fact that he seems entirely fake, like if you got him out of a movie where he's a comically rich villain/antagonist. Your comment only makes him sound more fictional than he already was😭😭😭😭
@@luz9066 Really wanted a group picture with him as the vast majority of us would tower over him but alas, might have been a bit too embarrassing for old rishi.
@@MisterFoxton I agree. Just give the job to the person with the most money and do away with the fiction. And scrap Parliament. Get 600 actors and open the place up to tourists.
@@Davserban I don't own a business, sadly, though I can't believe anyone would be in support of raising taxes seeing how utterly incompetent the government is when dealing with money. One must truly have a subzero IQ to think government getting more money and power is the solution to government's abuse of power and economic ineptitude
@@mihindiejayasundara1853 original comment was about them being heir to billionaires. Somebody replied that they are nice so I replied but they are still billionaires. So if you read closely in the context of the original comment, you can infer that them being nice doesn't matters, rather them being billionaires does. My comment was just a rebuttal to a redundant argument. Hope this helps 😃👍🏾
You forgot to mention that for his swimming pool, he personally paid to have the local electricity grid upgraded so it could handle the extra power his new water park needed. Also, there was the time he had to be shown how to use a chip and pin card. Truly a man of the people.
+ putting petrol in his horseless carriage ("Surely One means chariot?" - JR-M), + "helping out" [ HAH! Spot the insult} in a food bank ("What on earth is this so-called food bank? One assumes Nanny may withdraw from same on Ones behalf with impunity?" - JR-M again (and again and again and again and again....)). Hmmmm, time for a nice braincleanse, take it away, Francis & Rick...... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pXhpRXCI14k.html
I don't understand why that was necessary, in Austria we were just getting take out from our favorite restaurants (suddenly almost every single restaurant offered take out) to support them, contact free delivery, everyone is alive and happy.
@@c.w.8200 It's because Boris Johnson was friends with the founder of Wetherspoons (a massive chain of pubs across the UK), and he wanted his friend to have more money. That's it.
Truly enjoy these. British political system is all around buckwild, but maybe this "lets have a PM who wasn't elected in any way, shape or form" takes the cake.
Hot take (apparently): Elections should not be entirely about personalities, so while there are problems with it, it's better no not directly elect a head of state. Just look at what happened to the U.S. political system. As bad as it is in the U.K., you can't pin that on not directly voting for the PM.
Italy, Spain, the Netherlands or Australia do not vote directly for their Prime Minister either. It's a role, not an elected position. And electing a president doesn't magically solve issues: see Brazil, South Africa, Turkey, Indonesia or even France/USA. The problems of Britain's electoral mode go much beyond that.
Well Britain has a parliamentary system. Citizens vote to choose their MPs not PM. The MPs then choose PM among themselves. All democratic citizens across the world forget this basic feature of parliamentary democracy.
@@fusieisbsi888The funny thing is, these ppl have no idea how bad things can get. The next guy who's probably going to get voted in is a conservative. I doubt he will do anything for average, middle class people. While the current elected one is a piece of shit, it will be interesting to see the results of the next one
I enjoy the lore of these videos. The level of evil of the characters, however, is too high to be believable. There's no way a character like Rishi Sunak would actually exist in real life and thus it does take away from the relatability of the series. The Lizz Truss character arc was worse, however, as it seems the writers just gave up entirely and made the most incompetent character the world has ever seen. A true "jumping the shark" moment.
The ending of the Boris Johnson arc still is so surprising to me, feels like they tried to wrap it quickly but shifted into the Truzz arc to fast and it failed miserably which is why they were so fast to go to the Sunak arc.
Personally i'm a big fan of that big powerup move rishi did back in season 1 where he siphoned money from the poor. It was spectacular. Hope they do it again in the finale.
I loved it when at the soup kitchen he asked the unhoused person if they were getting a job in ‘finance’. He’s in a galaxy far, far away. One no doubt with no tax legislation!
@@davedave3520 Not a concern I have, except for whatever caste BS they have been indoctrinated into, thereby looking at _ordinary_ folk as some sort of _disease_ to be avoided at all cost
From what I remember from primary school I was told that criminals go to prison. However if that was true our prisons would be overrun with politicians and rich people rather than vulnerable teenagers who are in gangs because they need to make a living for their starving families.
@@RunOfTheHind true, but the difference is that poor people in gangs are normally cunts out of the need for money and security, rich people are cunts because they think everyone else is beneath them. Imo one deserves a little more sympathy than the other.
Bang on. This bloke would have to be a serial killer and the Met would still be bowing and scraping at his feet. The whole system disgusts me. Oh! There's a book about it! Its called Corruptable. Who gets power and how it changes us by Brian Klass. Ain't kidding, it's a bloody good read.
The HUMBLEST upbringing! The lack of self-awareness within the conservative party is sickening. So the UK didn't go after the fraud for the covid funds? WOW!
Even COVID funds in pakistan got siphoned by their elite just like in Britain...very brotherly behaviour eh ?...Seems Pakistan still under colonial influence and follows them to a T
Most politicians study philosophy, politics, or economics (one, two or all of them) to set themselves ready for a career in politics. Degree in politics - obvious. Degree in economics - learn about money in order to get to the top of the political ladder. Philosophy mayn't be so obvious but I heard one politician explain it "Studying philosophy teaches you how to analyse, debate and argue about propositions but with no evidence". 😄
The Anglosphere countries definately are in a crisis of leadership right now. It's not just the UK. Globalisation, dominance of the financial trade/banking/investments etc, refusal to build enough houses to purposefully make housing unaffordable for anyone but the rich, unsustainable levels of immigration, downright suicidal refusal to politically do anything to improve things for the young generation. The rich of the world have taken over the governments of Anglosphere countries. They are just run by the global rich for the global rich now. If you don't believe me, walk through central London, there are whole streets of empty houses owned by rich arabs, chinese and russians. It's the same in New York or Sydney or Toronto now.
@@C-Farsene_5 It's not really a race issue. It's a wealth issue. The global rich are from all continents. You now have Saudi Sheikhs rubbing elbows with American investment bankers and Indian billionaires influencing what decisions the British prime minister makes. The problem is that the global rich have bought off, bribed and coerced the leaders of Anglosphere countries to the poin that major national projects and decsions are being done or cancelled on the whim of a foreign billionaire. It's a recipe for disaster for the young generation of Anglosphere nations long term.
How things have turned makes me wonder, an Indian decent Prime Minister seen unfit not because he is Indian but because he seems to be too much of a stereotypical British Lord.😂😂😂
Yeah I agree he's not British lord because he's not sucking wealth from Britain and sending it to India. Neither he's apply divide and rule to create two countries out of one to start never ending wars. Nor he's creating artificial feminines, doing massacre, exploiting farmers to the point where they starve to death, and other unimaginable atrocities on people of nation.
not that it makes it ANY better but I was unfortunate to go to school with Sunak and fees then were £15000 per annum for full boarding....that was 25 years ago though! I hadn't thought about the man for decades (funnily enough me being a fledgeling left-wing anticapitalist didn't sit well with many at Winchester College) however when I first heard the name again in Johnson's cabinet the words "yes man" popped into my head. At school he was vapid, characterless and a human weathervane....he had no opinions of his own, would say what he thought people wanted to hear and was incredibly easily-led. The latter shows just what a sociopathic turn he has accepted since his career and marriage...
My sympathies... I 'technically' went to a public school (blind school funded by LEAs) and thank god everyone there was human. Well, barring one member of 'care' staff who's now thankfully dead.
God I hate the Tories. I cannot take another blue exit poll. I think it will be my breaking point, for that reason I'm bloody terrified of the next election
I agree, they are vile, sunak, wancock, Hunt, Cruella and Johnson are snakes, and corrupt to the core, we are completely done with them at the helm they will make sure of it!!
@@shayZero The only person forcing a split vote is Starmer. Give people a well-costed manifesto - they already have one that he stood by and said he would stand by to the members when he was voted leader. The members want that manifesto, they just didn’t want all the flack surrounding Corbyn.
Clearly our country is viewed as a mineable resource for the superich, and we let it all happen with broad smiles on our faces. Quite frankly if that's the calibre of our intellect as citizens we deserve everything we get!
As if he wasn't hated enough, I'd heard he recently tried to get a piece of legislation through that would have made "being homeless" illegal, which sounds like straight-up dystopia fuel. Fortunately nearly none of the representatives in Parliament or the House of Commons agreed with such a bill being put into place. *Bro was really trying to pull a 1984💀*
This video is finally what made me join as a member on RU-vid and Patreon. Very well put together video, showing Britons what their leaders were/are. Keep doing these, brother.....
@@AmericasChoiceI mean, it does work in theory. And, to be fair, it was never put into practice properly. The communism you're probably thinking of under Lenin and Stalin was a very far cry from Karl Marx's original vision. Communism was originally intended to improve democracy by limiting the power of the rich, giving more money to the poor, and create safer working conditions (most people worked in unsafe industrial jobs back then). It was never intended to overthrow democracy or establish a dictatorship
Mate you are breath of fresh air in this effluent we (Joe Public) are fed through msm. Please gather pace Geezee. Your followers are right behind you 👍
As an American, it's refreshing to know that we are not the only ones with shity politicians. I think here in the States someone from Sunak's background can't make it higher than state governor or a senator, at least we have that going for us.
Talking as if you didn't just have a tangerine trust-fund brat as President, or do you mean background as in ethnicity? In that case I'd say you were right, but nothing going for you there either
Rishi sunak is the main reason why we have to get these tories out he should never be allowed to run a tap let alone this country rotten right through to the core
I’ve been struggling with a ‘herbal drought’ (from ‘my connects’) for a week or so but suffering a drought of good content the last few weeks has been DEVASTATING (watching videos about games I haven’t played ‘for years/EVER’) so the notification about this video has put a smile on my face (and gave me the will to keep living)
Regarding schooling, it‘s not uncommon for a family to spend and invest all their money on children’s education. I know many indian parents who do normal jobs but save everything to send their kids to elite private schools. It‘s a believe in the Indian community that they will get better education there and won‘t be influenced by bad behavior. So his parents could have been middle class and still decide to send him to an expensive private school. Also many indian parents, even if they are poor themselves, encourage their children to not hang out with other poor kids … it‘s very strange but thats indian culture there. Ofc not everyone is like that and second generation kids don‘t think that way but our parents were mostly like that.
Its called the caste system. 50, 000 pounds a year in todays money fees for winchester college which was rishi sunaks school. The most expensive private school in the uk.
Just imagine how much he richer he'll be in years to come, even before inheritence from his father-in-law - he's going to be a multi-billionaire eventually. Just imagine the power that provides. "We are led by the least among us - the least intelligent, the least noble, the least visionary."
Might be news to you, but intelligence and wealth are quite highly correlated. If someone is wealthier than you, they are likely more intelligent. Intelligence combines with your personality traits to give you your wealth. It doesn't mean that every poor person is a dunce, but if someone has wealth then you can safely assume that they are quite intelligent. Also, intelligence is an inherited trait - so if you are a dunce, blame your ancestors.
As an Australian it really doesn't surprise me that our notionally 'centre-left' Aussie PM is palling around with Rishi Sunak from the AUKUS 'b' roll footage you were using here - so glad the Brits got rid of Sunak.
India may not allow dual citizenship but it does have the “Overseas Citizen of India” scheme which allows Indians who’ve taken citizenship of another country to retain the rights of an Indian citizen.
Either way, she should renounce her Indian citizenship for British citizenship and pay taxes. Especially since she’s married to the Prime Minister of the UK.
@@rohitghoshal it’s not a patriarchal world view, if she chooses to live not only in the UK, but at 10 Downing St., she owes it to the British public to be a British citizen and pay British taxes. The fact she isn’t a British citizen has a detrimental effect of British Asians. She reinforces the unfounded stereotype that they’re not of the UK.
@@rohitghoshal Don't be stupid. She's married to the prime minister and taxpayers provide her with her home, so has a significant responsibility to the country, the bare minimum of which is paying her own taxes. This would be no different if she was a man. But she did give up the tax benefits, which is good enough.
I'm Canadian & older & I've always known who the British PM was...until I lost track after Boris. This pillock just slips my mind. It's shameful his parents were NHS & he's the worst.
"possible" 😂 there's no corruption, the state exists to serve the owner class as much as it can without adverse reaction from the workers. He doesn't need corruption, he is the most representative PM for those who the state is actually for. It was never for you.
Another brilliant foray into the world of dead cats being thrown into rooms, mis-truths, sleight of hand as well as smoke and mirrors which is the shit show of UK politics. Nice one Geezer!
Recently his father in law who's the founder of Infosys and a billionaire said that Indian people need to work 70 hrs a week (the starting salary at his company is €3000 a year for a software engineer with college degree)
my bro srsly high quality journalism here, if only the 'actual journalists' displayed 1% of your ability, good on ya mate, the people need you and you're here stepping up to the challenge, keep up the great work
It's nothing to do with ability and everything to do with the function of journalism as the propaganda outlet for their owners and the friends of their owners
Excuse me for thinking this has more to do with Rishi’s Indian origin than him being actually corrupt and incompetent. I don’t think I would see this amount of pearl clutching in the comments section if the man was white.
@@justsomegeezer69I mean the video completely circulates around the fact that how rishi Sunaks wife is not paying her tax because she is an Indian and while the Britishers in the country cannot afford to feed their kids. It's ironical because a century ago you Britishers were stepping on the poor countries necks and looting every rupee you could get your hands on to. Bring it into UK, built infrastructure, public transport, giving free education for kids. Your previous PM's were incompetent and couldn't save your own economy Now you have summoned upon an Indian origin PM who is genuinely trying to rebuild the economy with his policies What an irony
@@Anshex.ethere's nothing ironic about it, sunaks grand parents were beneficials of the British empire, they weren't poor or being exploited. The fact you brought up British empire to justify his wife's illegal shenanigans shows you have no actual argument other than colonisation. And nobody brought sunak up to build the country or anything like he got voted in cause of the tory party
@@jj591there are no shenanigans. Read a bit about how taxation works. You pay tax in the jurisdiction in which you made that income - this is how it works in every country, except for the US and Eritrea.
It’s an “unelected” PM when you’re a conservative but if a liberal is an “unelected” PM you wouldn’t say anything. Finding ways to pay less in taxes and taxing the people less, is a good thing, actually
I love you. I love your brain. I love your snappy wit that is sprinkled so smartly around the nauseating fact of rich folks wrapping their greed in patriotism and prestigious political positions. Yeah, I’m a salty old white lady from the usa but thats ok. Our crazy is yet worse than yours tho i dont take too much comfort in that. Keep up the good work young man. We need your work more than ever. ❤
@@all_out_tripp7220 I would say America is worse off. Your politicians are hell bent on creating WW3 with Russia. Joe Biden must get removed, for world safety.
@@yurichtube1162 joe Biden hasn’t done much for creating ww3 infact id say he has done a pretty good job outside the us inside though idk he his boring now the last one wanted to start ww3
for a man who studied Philosophy at a cost of £45k per year he sure knows nothing about philosophy. Plato and Sokratis basically invented democracy, while Sunak seeks to ignore it.
00:00 Introduction to Rishi Sunak and his background 00:53 Rishi's education and early career 02:08 Rishi's political journey and positions 04:37 Rishi's response to the pandemic and controversies 08:01 Rishi's handling of the energy crisis and tax avoidance 11:32 Rishi's leadership bid and promises 12:59 Highlights of Rishi's tenure
He also decriminalised actual, literal slavery. When the whole ‘ship the undesirables to Rwanda’ thing was happening, Sunak proudly tweeted that if you come into the country illegally - even if you are TRAFFICKED into the country, i.e, you don’t have a choice - you won’t benefit from modern slavery protections. Which means you can no longer be charged for slavery for buying someone who’s been bought into the country to be sold as a slave. At BEST you could be charged with housing an illegal immigrant.
Rishi didn't decriminalise it, he just stated something blatantly untrue about how the law works. To be honest, that isn't much better, considering he's Prime Minister.
Only he isn't doing that, he is "trying" to take the country out of deep mess (by UK's own standards in let's say previous 5 decades). Now he is succeeding or failing at that, I don't know, but he is surely trying honestly, but all the hue and cry because these Brits don't think his culture and sometimes looks are British enough. And also because they can't perceive that Billionaires can be simple, generous, and behave like the middle class. Their idea of billionaires is one who enjoy flashy yatches, play golf and never ever really mingle with commoners. Only if they had patience to take 30 mins to find and read about Rishi's parents-in-law.
