Theresa May

(ANTIMEDIA) Britain’s new Prime Minister offered a chilling response when asked in Parliament if she was “prepared to authorise a nuclear strike that could kill hundreds of thousands of men, women and children.”

This should be a joyous time for the UK when efforts turn towards throwing off EU bondage and exploring the sunny uplands of free will and expanded world trade. Unfortunately a big, dark storm-cloud looms over the celebrations…. Scotland’s political ‘élite’ are about to piss on us.
People like me were brought up in the belief that anyone threatening the safety or integrity of the realm would be for the chop – quite literally.

21st Century Wire says…
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British politics has seen it before: a good deal of political bloodletting in a dramatic Cabinet reshuffle. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan did so on July 13, 1962 in what became known as Britain’s own variant of the much cruder and bloodier German event of 1934.

By Neil Clark | RT |  July 13, 2016 With the dramatic withdrawal of the pro-Brexit Andrea Leadsom from the Conservative Party leadership race, the coronation of Theresa May, who supported ’Remain’ in the EU Referendum, is confirmed. Ms. May is expected to be handed the keys to 10, Downing Street on Wednesday. At the […]

Refugee riches, sleepwalk war and File 17 + this day in history w/SS Exodus and our song of the day by BADBADNOTGOOD on your Morning Monarchy for July 11, 2016.

21st Century Wire says…

Theresa May is all set to become the UK’s next Prime Minister after her only challenger, Andrea Leadsom, dropped out of the Conservative party’s leadership race.

Following her fait accompli appointment as Tory leader, May will likely be appointed Prime Minister by her fellow Conservative MPs in the House of Commons.

The much-edited Chilcot Report finally arrived and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has issued a pretty-sounding apology for his party’s decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003. He called it the most serious foreign policy calamity of the last 60 years and “a stain on our party and country”.

The 2014 Annual Congress of the University and College Union Scotland (UCU Scotland) has voted unanimously to condemn the planned visit by Israel’s Tzipi Livni, wanted for war crimes, says StopTheJNF.