I'm John Batchel, Gregory Copley, Defense in Foreign Affairs, a subject of the king. Gregory is a native

Australian that makes him subject of King Charles III, as all the residents of England and Wales and

Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as New Zealand and Canada, are subject of the king. Therefore,

the king is a person who can reach in and solve some of

the crises that are coming up daily in the news headlines. I read the English media because

it's much more romantically melodrama than American media, which tends to be righteous and

prosecutorial, whereas the English enjoy the weakness of men and women in Parliament.

So do I, when I catch on to their game.

Right now, there are so many parties in Parliament.

I think I can name five of them, but I'm sure there are other versions.

The big one is Labor.

Labor is said to be undergoing a transformation, having decided that Kirstarmer is not acceptable.

Even though he's done everything they wanted him to do, he's transferred the party from

being stained by Jeremy Corbin and anti-Semitism into a party that's accused of only wanting to tax

people, which is accurate, but apparently it always has been.

Gregory, my understanding of labor, in addition to spelling it with the U, is that it's associated

with the English working class.

However, at the same time, they're keen on taxing all directions, which isn't popular.

They're keen on communal decisions for whole cities. In other words,

the word comes from the top, which you can and can't do with your own house or with your

own property or with your own street. And they don't especially tell me that they have a growth

model to go ahead and make the country prosperous.

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