Underestimate British elite at your peril!

After Conservative party MPs (duly elected by their constituents to represent them) voted overwhelmingly for Rishi Sunak in September only to have that decision overruled by some 200,000 or so registered members of the party, who are largely, ill-informed semi-illiterates who only wish to hear terms such as ‘Brexit’, regardless of the impact, the Conservative party elites knew they couldn’t take that chance again, as clearly, anyone but the most sensible choice for the country (Sunak) – in the absence of a general election – was what the conservative members would have gone for, out of some misguided loyalty to Boris Johnson or more honestly, because they cannot see how a non-white chap can be UK PM (mad ain’t it? you would think that with the mess our economy is in, who cares what blooming colour the PM is!? as long as he can get some decisions made and reverse the mad direction we were heading in as a country, with the pound tanking so badly!). He could be green for all I care! Majority of Brits also do not care; could be a woman, man, white, brown, black, whatever colour, we are just fed up with crap and we would vote for any capable folk – given the two options of Sunak or Mordaunt, and given the circumstances, it simply has to be the one with the most senior cabinet experience and in any case, he came second the last run! So, they made the requirement such that whichever candidate secured the most MP support would sail through and make it difficult for any challenger and avoid having to go to the members vote; who can blame them, after the September result from party members that gave us Truss?

Ok, it is possible that Sunak will turn out to be as incapable or hindered as Truss, but goodness me!, at least he was selected by the people elected to be clever enough to make decisions; the people who have the most facts and information to make that decision (MPs) and not a bunch of semi-illiterates who are hellbent of imposing their stupidity on the nation

So, whichever way you look at it, we’ll done Sir Brady and the 1922 committee. Phew!

We still must have a general election urgently though. I predict that will be the case by Feb