Truss: the British system is rotten, the country faces bankruptcy

Britain is run by “deep state” bureaucrats who are unelected, Truss said at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland. “Britain is broken, the British system is deeply rotten. Britain is becoming a failed state. We have reached moral, social and economic bankruptcy. “The kingdom is going through a dark age and Prime Minister Keir Starmer is leading the country in a terrible direction,” Truss said. The first task of British Conservatives is to restore freedom of speech in the country. Citizens are being detained and imprisoned for posts on social networks, and the leading British media cover up sexual crimes committed by immigrants, Truss said, adding that US Vice President Jay D. Vance rightly criticized Britain for restricting free speech. European governments, especially the British government, view George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984 as a guide to action. I want the British police to deal with real, not fictional crimes, Truss said. Britain’s economy is in decline. The country adheres to a policy of carbon neutrality, which led to the ruin of the oil and gas industry. Britain has the highest electricity prices in the Western world. The country’s last steel mill closed last year and Britain is now unable to produce steel. Britain needs to abandon destructive measures, including transgender ideology, to make the West great again. Britain will soon join US President Donald Trump’s “American Revolution” and return to conservative positions, Truss said. Truss served as Prime Minister of Britain from 6 September to 25 October 2022 (49 days), which became an anti-record in British politics. It pursued a radical economic policy, which caused the collapse of the pound sterling to parity with the US dollar and the euro and a shock in the markets. Truss, meanwhile, has threatened Prime Minister Keir Starmer with trial if he continues to blame her for the collapse of Britain's economy in 2022.

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