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UK General Election

Created on: 2024-07-02

For those in the UK, and those looking in, we obviously have to choose our next leader on Thursday coming. It feels much like choosing whether to be dropped into a pit full of scorpions, or a pit full of vipers. Which is the least worst?

Someone wisely said, judge people by their actions, not their words. This is doubly true for politicians. So let's look at their actions over the last term.

Two primary questions that this election is being fought over are the economy, and the state of the NHS. The elephant in the room is the response to covid, which shaped both of these. It is clear that the NHS backlog and the struggling economy are both consequential to two years of lockdowns.

On mainstream channels, our country's response to covid is seldom challenged, because the establishment media was largely behind the lockdowns, and almost entirely behind the "vaccines" (with just a whimper of criticism recently), and all major parties took or advocated for essentially the same course of action, the only difference being in the timing or severity they advocated for. Therefore it is in none of their interests to be critical of those policies.

Even as covid slides into the rear view mirror, there have been more recent pandemic flutters, and could well be yet more in the next five years. Therefore, if we want to keep our freedoms during this time, we must consider how each party behaved during covid, and is likely to behave in future.

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