Week in the UK. Good or bad

On Monday we were 'unimpressed' by Humza Yousaf's win in the SNP leadership election. He was only 4 per cent ahead Kate Forbes. In spite of his victory, a new SNP leader is considered to success merely because he campaigned as the “continuity candidate” to succeed Nicola Sturgeon. So he called by media and readers 'Useless Yousaf.' Another top politician with lack of credibility. And the Independent expressed an opinion that " Scottish independence now feels as far away as it has ever been." Readers were more than merely sarcastic:  " Yousaf and Forbes have more in common than you would imagine. Neither of them has ever had a job. Born to rule you might say."  "No politician of foreign descent should be allowed to hold high office(other than local councillor) in the U.K. a country where 87% of the population is white & Christian, especially one that peddles anti-white sentiment on You Tube.We now have a racist Muslim to the North, a...

On Sunday, Britons learned that democracy is at threat as UK government is doing little to help those unable to vote . It turned out that as many as 9.4 million people across Great Britain, 17% of eligible adults and equivalent to nearly one-in-every-five of us, are missing from the electoral register or not listed at our current address so we may not be able to vote, with the complete inaction of the government. Mirror readers are not happy with this news. The most popular comments are about a great election fraud which would establish Tory dictatorship in the UK: " We have been downgraded to an obstructive democracy just above repressive." " It's called voter suppression Kev, and it's aimed directly and squarely at those people who do not normally vote Conservative. The Tories have lifted the cunning plan straight from the American Republicans - in the same way as they adopted their woke/culture wars, statue and flag worship. Look on well at the US, a ...