All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the UK, and perhaps we can also touch

on the situation in France and the crisis that plagues Emmanuel Macron and how he's trying

to buy some time to sort things out.

But let's start things off with the UK.

The conservatives had their party conference.

And is that what it's called? Their party conference. And the photos that I've seen were pretty

amazing in that there was no one there. It seemed like there was no one there attending this party

conference. But reform is rising.

The Conservative Party is sinking.

But Stammer is still around, and not only is he still around, but he's pushing for

digital IDs and all kinds of other things.

So what's the situation in the UK at the moment?

Stomar is indeed pushing for digital digital IDs and he's telling everybody that because India has

digital IDs we should have them too and because they've been such a huge success in India

that proves what a great and good idea digital IDs is. Now it's very interesting because opinion polls,

before Starma proposed digital IDs,

showed that in the abstract,

before people understood what they were,

there was a majority of people in Britain

who rather supported the idea of digital IDs.

The moment Starrma himself proposed it, support for the idea of digital IDs collapsed,

and now there is a clear, clear majority of people against it.

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