The pathetic show of power you witness in the video attached to this Substack has all been paid for by the British public.
It’s not been long since I last had cause to feel ashamed of the British police.
They’re not out there trying to protect our streets from the influx of illegal immigrants who roam our streets and stalk our children; instead, they are jogging alongside Rishi Sunak’s car to contribute toward a psychological play to make the British public feel as though they are subservient to him.
We’re not subservient to Rishi Sunak, nor any other unelected public servant who has betrayed us to serve the agenda of the World Economic Forum (WEF).
While we go about our lives, in recognition that our ability to participate in society has been restricted slight more by the government’s inflation, it should irritate us to see the office of the Prime Minister using our money to buy the several Range Rovers used here for this theatre.
The fine gentleman speaking in the video commented that Rishi Sunak and his corrupt pals are scared of us, and while I don’t know if that’s true, I do know that they see us as nothing more than peasants.
That said, I also believe that they see what we see: That the office of Prime Minister, and our political system on the whole, as never been so vulnerable.
We’re fed up, in Britain, and it surely can’t be much longer until we rise up and tear this entire vile system down.
Rishi Sunak's Motorcade