All right, Alexander, let's do a very

quick video on what is happening in the

the UK. What is going on in the UK? What

is going on with Stalmer? He's still

there. He's still hanging around. And

he's also seizing uh a a Russian uh

shadow fleet tanker. I don't know if

it's a Russian tanker, a Russian flag,

but he's he's very proud of himself for

for taking that tanker. Anyway, what is

going on with uh with Kmer and his

government? I it it's not it's not say

Russian flagship. But the point is

Starmmer had to do this because as

you've reported he's just lost his

entire uh defense ministry leadership.

The defense minister John Healey

resigned. Uh he subordinate uh the

assistant defense minister Khn who's a

former military man also resigned. They

um criticized Starmmer because he's not

spending enough on the military and not

supporting Ukraine strongly enough. I

mean that was the subtext that I mean

that's incredible to think that that's

what they what's that's that's what they

are saying. So, um, what that tells me

is that, um, everybody now expects that

Starmmer will be gone within a few weeks

at most and that there's already

preparations for a battle for who is to

become the next prime minister. And

Healey, I suspect, plans to become wants

to run as prime minister. Perhaps not so

much because he expects to win, but

because by campaigning as the next Labor

leader and prime minister, he wants to

make absolutely sure that commitment to

Project Ukraine in Britain remains total

and commitment to the defense buildup

remains total. And um by campaigning, by

involving himself, that will push people

like Bernham, assuming it is Bernham or

Raino or whoever uh from the so-called

left, they're not real left, who stands,

you know, for the Labor leadership.

They're going to be told, "Look, if

you're going to become prime minister,

you have to go along with Project

Ukraine because if you don't, these

hardliners are there always ready to

take over." That is my assessment of

this move. I think it was much more

carefully planned and far more carefully

prepared than some people are saying.

>> Yeah, absolutely. I agree with you. Uh,

I'm no expert in the UK, but when I saw

the the Healey letter, his resignation

letter, the first thing that I thought

of is that this was carefully planned

>> and this was all about Ukraine and the

military-industrial complex and to put

focus. I mean, that whole resignation

letter was all about putting focus on

getting more money to the military

>> and keeping the money going to Project

Ukraine. That's the message that they

wanted to get out there. And basically,

the deep state, the UK deep state told

Healey, "Look, it's a sinking ship

anyway. Resign. we'll put together this

resignation letter and you're going to

do your part to keep the money flowing

and and to keep project Ukraine going.

That's what the whole thing was about.

And and Hilly said, "Sure. What does he

have to lose?"

>> Gets after the Somber administration and

he prepares for for the next move.

>> Exactly. Your your your assessment is

completely correct. So they're preparing

for the postarmmer era, but they're

preparing to make sure that the policy

remains unchanged, which of course dooms

Britain to a continuation of a policy,

which as we've discussed many times in

many programs, ensures further economic

decline.

>> Well, it's all about uh military now. I

mean, everything in Europe is is about

the military. Everything in the UK is

about the military. It's it's really

strange. ironic projection, I guess you

could call it, but they were going on

and on about how Russia's in a war

economy and Russia's turning into a war

economy.

>> They were basically telegraphing what

they're planning to do, which is their

entire economy is going to be built on

war, on military spending, on military

funds, on project Ukraine, on all of

these things

>> which which having now been in Russia, I

can only say that the Russian economy is

not. But you're absolutely correct. This

is all about also sustaining

indefinitely the geopolitical conflict

with Russia.

>> Uh what is uh what is happening with

Stalmer? Uh the pl the plan that we

talked about uh about 3 four weeks ago

which was to keep stmer in place at

least until uh Burnham is ready. That

seems to be what they've executed,

right?

>> Yes. Yes. So he that's what's going to

happen. There's going to be this

bi-election in Mafield. The expectation

now is that Bernham will probably win.

If he wins, he's already made it clear

he's going to challenge Star. I think at

that point there's a fair chance that

however stubborn he is, Star will resign

and we will have Andy Bernham basically

crowned prime minister almost

immediately. So that then of course

already has the deep state ready to take

you with with this healing move to make

sure that Burnham sticks to the course

that's been set. So that's that's one

possibility. There's still an outside

chance Burnham could lose. But if he

does lose, I think already the

assumption is the universal belief is

that Starmer is so unpopular and so

discredited that in that case there will

be a challenge probably from Angela

Raina who's now got the tax issue behind

her. She will probably be the next

person to bring the challenge. She will

become the new prime minister and the

new Labor leader. But the Healey Khn's

resignation, the statement, all of those

things again have set her the limit as

to what she can do. So they're already

planning for the for the world, the

political time before Stara. They want

to make sure that when Starmmer goes,

whoever takes over continues in exactly

the way that um that he has that he has

been.

>> Right. All the policy has already been

decided on the the foreign policy,

Russia, the immigration policy, all all

of it's been decided. The question is

now who who do we put in place uh to to

to take over for Stammer? How long just

a final question, how long could could a

Burnham or Rainer or whoever it is,

>> how long could they last as prime

minister? Is is there a chance they

could go for for one, two, three years

or

>> Yes.

>> looking at another rotation after say

another year or so? I I I think provided

they stick to the line that they're

being given which they will they they

will continue until the election. It

will be like Rishi Sununak. Richie

Sunnak took over from Boris Johnson if

you remember because in in circumstances

that were in some ways similar and other

ways different but once the decision was

made to appoint Sunnac they couldn't

really do it all over again. So Bernham,

however unpopular he be, let's assume he

miss Bernham, however unpopular and

unsuccessful he becomes, he will

nonetheless drag it out all the way to

the general election. Uh when of course

he will go down um in exactly the same

way that Sunnak did in the election in

>> which which is when real quick.

>> Oh, do you know is it 2029 or 2028?

>> It's 20 It's 2028, I believe.

>> 2028. Okay, we'll see. Anyway, okay.

Yeah, they can get there. All right,

we'll end the video there. The

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