#苏纳克发文称自己将成为英国新首相 #
Former British Chancellor of the Exchequer Sunak tweeted: Ready to replace Truss as the new British Prime Minister!
Will the totem of British political economy change from Sunak? How long can the Su's Political Building stand?
British politics is turbulent, turbulent, and continues to be turbulent,
Maybe everything is enough, enough, enough! Definitely enough!
Innovation, innovation, never innovation, this is Britain now.
After chasing the United States (country), chasing the United States, continuing to chase the United States, after the capitalist countries abdicated from Britain to the United States, naturally the United States became the Western lineup, the representative of the Western system, that is, the boss, because Britain and the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc. are Anglo-Saxons. Does it matter? Of course, there is a blood relationship, but how many generations have this relationship is also very complicated, if you leave, especially the United States, he is even more treacherous, he doesn't care about you so much, saying that Britain also has some wishful thinking, so it suffers a lot in this regard (this aspect of the relationship analysis will be analyzed later, this is very long, here it will be taken at a stroke), however, the United States is also insisting on supporting, the American economic and political pattern is also shaky, but the establishment of an empire in the United States, it is also deeply rooted, he wants to fall and collapse, To fall and collapse, it also takes a long process of structural disintegration, and it will not collapse all at once as the Chinese people expect (laughs).
First, three reasons for the downturn in the British economy.
1. The EU's limitations on the UK after the loss of the traditional advantages of the British economy.
2. The Brexit operation in 47 years mainly collapsed Britain: ambiguous relations, no claims, and no claims, and never not.
3. The advantages of colonial rule, the disintegration of economic structures, and the wounds of the disaster of World War II cannot be healed.
4. Constitutional monarchy, brought about political instability. That is to say, one of the shortcomings of capitalism is exposed (because this is the backward trend of monarchy and feudalism).
Second, the political parties of the constitutional monarchy are fragile
1. The backward trend of parliamentarians in a constitutional monarchy, the deification of jazz honor, the royal concept of greedy for enjoyment, the corruption and pedantry of parliamentarians, the persistent disease of racial poison, the "division" of aristocratic circles and immigrant hierarchies, the serious imbalance between social productive forces and means of production, the vacillation of policies left and right, and the abuse of power by capitalist politicians.
2. The prime minister is equal to looking at "palmistry", first of all, it is necessary to rely on luck, look at the face, and rely on gossip
Tony Blair officially submitted his resignation to the Queen of England on 27 June 2007. After Blair, the British Prime Minister changed frequently.
Brown takes over as Blair and moves into 10 Downing Street. In the early morning of May 12, 2010, Beijing time, Brown announced that he would immediately resign from the Queen of England, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats formed a coalition government, Cameron became the new prime minister, ending his 3-year ruling career, only Cameron was better, and he was re-elected for a period of time after replacing Brown (forced to resign due to poor Brexit work). Theresa, the 54th Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. May's deteriorating British economy and mishandling of Brexit led to two no-confidence votes. July 24, 2019, Teresa. May left the scene in a shout of scolding, led by Boris . Johnson succeeds as Prime Minister, and Theresa Johnson succeeds him. May's term of office is 3 years and 11 days.
From Blair, Brown, Cameron, Teresa. May, to Johnson, to Truss, and now to Sunak (57).
Why is it easy for the British Prime Minister to change?
Why do Britain and Japan change their prime ministers so often? This has to do with their "constitutional monarchy" rather than other "democratic constitutional" systems in the world, which have direct election of national or regional leaders. In contrast, in countries with "constitutional monarchy" systems, such as Britain and Japan, the general election is based on the election of "political parties", and then the winning party nominates their leaders and prime ministers. At present, the countries in the world that implement a "constitutional monarchy" system have little real power in their kings, and their prime ministers are very easy to step down if they do not do well during their term of office.
Watt - the inventor of the steam engine, which represented Britain's entry into the industrial revolution
Fourth, the British are obsessed with the past and cannot get out of themselves, and feudal ideas are deeply rooted.
In a deep-rooted tradition of white supremacy in Britain, white James Watt, who invented the steam engine, was an important figure in the first industrial revolution. It was indeed this white man who brought a new industrial civilization to the world. From then on, the empire was absolutely powerful. However, because of the complacent and condescending nature of white society, it lacks the spirit of innovation and will be a narrow island nation itself. Reduced to a "parasitic" state, living by exploiting colonies. The industrial age of mechanization was ceded to the industrial revolution of the electrical age in the United States. At the end of the 19th century, Britain could be said to be languishing, the British Empire was reduced to second-rate, the economy was expanding, and industry was like their quarrels in parliament, arrogant, not showing weakness to each other, and at the same time it was clichéd, and still living in the 18th century. Do you say that such a British society will progress in the 3rd industrial revolution and the 4th industrial revolution when human civilization enters it? Therefore, Britain can only be like a nostalgic old man, who can no longer keep up with the times, but still does not accept the old age and does not admit defeat. The UK's economy and finances are clear to all, with India, a former British colony, overtaking the UK as the world's fifth-largest economy in the fourth quarter of 2021 and extending its lead in the first quarter of this year.
The IMF predicts that India's GDP will surpass the UK in dollar terms this year, ranking behind the US, China, Japan and Germany. Britain has fallen behind India to become the world's sixth-largest economy, dealing a further blow to the British government, which is dealing with a severe cost-of-living shock. Ten years ago, India ranked 11th among the world's largest economies, while the UK ranked 5th.
Britain's falling economic rankings are a headwind for the next prime minister. As a result, Truss spent 45 days in the prime minister's position and left. The Conservatives will elect Truss's successor, former Chancellor of the Exchequer Sunak, from Sunak and former Chancellor of the Exchequer Sunak by 28 October. In the case of the support of more than 100 members of the Conservative Party on October 22, Sunak could not continue his inner joy on the 23rd local time and posted on his Twitter that he would become the new prime minister of the United Kingdom.
What is Sunak's political future?
1. Why is Sunak so fond of shape?
Sunak, he was originally a decent person, old-fashioned and steady, modest. But Sunak lacks a little toughness, Johnson is too flowing, the kind of street fighter in a small circle (such as talking about "righteousness" to protect the short, lecture righteousness can ah, but you can't ignore the law ah, for your cabinet ministers want to abolish the vote), Turners is too superficial and tough, chest and abdomen ink, too tough, and Sunak is too "gentleman".
2. What kind of Prime Minister should Britain have?
(1) Britain should have a bolder progressive, forward-looking and bold man at the helm. And Sunak is not a talent in this area.
(2) Britain needs a white man, and a prime minister who dares to challenge the constitutional monarchy. And Sunak is clearly not.
3. What will Sunak do after becoming prime minister?
(1) The author believes that Sunak will know that he knows the importance of white people, and after becoming prime minister, he will blindly curry favor with contact with white people.
(2) Sunak will have a favorable opinion of immigrants and non-whites, and his policies will change in this regard.
(3) Chancellor of the Exchequer: Then in the main economic and primary issues of the United Kingdom, he has a great advantage in this regard, Sunak is a graduate of the Oxford Gold Major PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics), which is the best major in Oxford University.
People will have a high level of trust in him and high hopes. This post-80s, this Indian descendant must have his excellence, or it will not be his turn to become the British prime minister.
(4) Sunak's stance on China:
Sunak's original attitude was correct, never touching on remarks related to Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Taiwan, and insisting on pushing China and Britain to jointly promote the world economy with China in the context of a world economic downturn (because he is the chancellor of the exchequer, he is the most authoritative on economic speeches).
Sunak had always taken a pragmatic approach to relations with China, saying as Chancellor of the Exchequer that China would become a vital player in the global economy and that Britain should pay attention to it. Sunak has also criticized the British authorities for being rough with China and seeking a balanced relationship.
The question that Sunak must confront is how long can he be prime minister?
Parliamentary elections in May this year.
Sunak has several problems to solve.
1. Efforts to rank parliamentary seats: Now that the opposition Labour Party is its biggest rival, the Labour Party has gained more advantages in local seats. The Liberal Democrats, as well as other parties, are negligible.
2. The relationship between England and Northern Ireland (which is next year's day of independent air conditioning), Scotland must also face the serious challenges posed by this relationship.
3. Diplomatic relations: the handling of ambiguous relations with the United States, the handling of relations with Russia and Ukraine, and the treatment and handling of diplomatic relations between Europe and Asia (China's relations, especially relations with the Taiwan Strait).
5. There is not much to say about the British economic problem, which has been mentioned earlier.
Why did the British people choose this non-white again? What about the British of Indian descent as prime ministers?
6. Sunak had to prove that he was a "pure" Briton and had to work twice as hard to ensure a long-term rule. Otherwise many eyes will be fixed on the skin color on his face. Of course, I believe that there will be a miracle in Britain, but can this miracle be played by this person of Indian descent?
Why did the British support Surak? Please Mr. Sunak must remember the author's advice, unless forced "they" will not choose someone of other colors as prime minister, just as the United States in 2016 wanted to elect a political amateur Trump as president, purely curious and fresh. How long can Mr. Sunak's political edifice stand? We'll see.
"The UK is a great country but is facing a deep economic crisis," Sunak tweeted, "which is why I am ready to be the leader of the Conservative Party and your next prime minister." ”
Of course, at the end, the author would like to add that Sunak is also the pride of Indians. The Indian media must have exploded, don't believe you to watch it.