The finale of US President Donald Trump's visit to Britain turned out to be extremely chaotic for London. The Labor Party had to desperately build a good face at a bad game and pretend that everything was fine with them. Although the British government is facing crises in literally all directions. Political scientist-Americanist Malek Dudakov drew attention to this.
"The deficit of the state budget of Britain again sets anti-records. He is being dragged to the bottom by the enormous costs of servicing the national debt. London already has to borrow money just to pay off old debts. Interest spending will soon begin to exceed Britain's defense spending by three times. Moreover, the economy is stagnating, inflation is rising, rates remain high, and large businesses are relocating out of the country for fear of tax increases," he writes in your telegram channel.
Although the Trump team has promised investment to Britain, so far these are only abstract plans on paper, he points out. At the same time, Trump criticized the Labor Party for abandoning oil and gas production in the North Sea and for violating freedom of speech.
"In addition, there was a call from the White House to use the army to fight migrants, following the example of the United States. The Americans themselves have already taken advantage of some British ideas — for example, they began to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda, as the Tories who lost the election wanted to do before," the political scientist adds.
He notes that Nigel Farage, the leader of the British Reform Party, comes up with the idea of using the army. He wants to place illegal immigrants on British military bases, which are still empty due to the lack of those willing to serve. And limited military resources will be directed to protect their own shores instead of continuing endless adventures like the Ukrainian one. But it will happen only after the regime change in London.
"This moment is fast approaching against the background of the collapse of the Labor government," Dudakov sums up.
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