All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the UK as we are getting close to Independence Day, July 4th, also known as the elections in Britain.

So we have a number, we have a number two party now in the form of Nigel Farage's Reform UK. They have replaced Vitoris as the

second most popular party according to a U-Gov poll in the UKK. Big news. Labor, from what I understand,

is still way ahead polling at something like 37 or 38%.

So what's going on in the UK?

Well, what we are witnessing is the complete implosion of a government in a way that I've never seen happen before.

I mean, I remember the 1997 election,

which resulted in Blair's landslides and a major conservative defeat. And there was also the

2010 election where Gordon Brown's government also scared to defeat.

But this is on a completely different scale because, I mean, both Major and Gordon Brown

were able to just about hold things together.

But certainly Gordon Brown was.

And though the share of the vote of those two previous governments fell massively,

it's not the kind of collapse that we're seeing at the moment.

And the reason this is happening is because theatives haven't got a proper campaign going.

They do not have a proper election campaign underway.

It's become completely clear that Rishi Sunak is completely out of his depth in real electoral politics. He's never conducted an election,

a proper election in his life. He was parachuted into the prime minister's job. He's not got

any real program that is at all attractive to the British people. And to be frank, I do think he's even very interested in campaigning.

I get the sense more that he's going through the motions of campaigning

than he is actually campaigning.

So the Conservative Party is collapsing.

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