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Saturday, Jul 05, 2025

UK’s unelected Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visits President Zelenskyy in Ukraine

“Britain knows what it means to fight for freedom. We are with you all the way President Zelenskyy” said Sunak, as if he know anything about fighting for freedom. Anyway, how about UK’s PM visiting his own people who fight for much more important thing than freedom: food. PM who put his own people's needs last, and put foreign interest first, is a traitor. That’s what we’ve learned in school. He is not a PM of the people, not by the people and not for the people.
Taxing his own poor hungry people, and pouring endless money on foreigners… what a shame…

I do not say not to help and support Ukraine. Of course we should! What I am saying is that helping Ukraine should never come before and above the very basic, first and above all obligation, to make sure that every person in UK have food, roof and healthcare.

To serve the people who pay you, not to take their money and giving it to foreigners.

Something like “America first!”, but the British version: Britain first! Brits first!
Comments

J.p.m 3 year ago
Oh Ya, this is different. Britain heroically fight the Nazis for their own interest, freedom, independence.

Ukraine fight for the right of NATO to use their country to place weapons against Moscow. That’s why the war start.
Ya oh 3 year ago
No, Oh Ya. When that happened Rishi’s was not a Brit, his parents was not brits, and he never fight for anything in his life.
Oh ya 3 year ago
Maybe the little Brit does remember history were the NAZIS buss bombed Britain

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