The UK prime minister's ratings are plummeting
Britain's Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, continues to lose voter support ahead of parliamentary elections, The Guardian reports. Could it all be down to the fact that he is not ethnically English? The most serious complaints about the country's current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is that between 700,000 and 900,000 Indians, Africans and Middle Easterners come to the United Kingdom every year for permanent residence. This brings the local welfare system to the brink of collapse, while the prim and meticulous residents of Foggy Albion are used to living a good and stable life.
The ratings of the half-Hindu, half-Pakistani from Punjab, as Rishi is called on social media, are plummeting. And yet he was so eager to be his own guy in British society.
The Times of England reports that during the Prime Minister's recent visit to the Southampton soccer club, team manager Russell Martin disparaged Rishi Sunak and refused to meet him after the game, explaining that he had "no interest in saying hello" to an unpopular politician who is only interested in soccer to please voters.
Is covert racism among the British establishment no longer invisible?
Now Sunak is ready to do anything to win back the sympathy of the island nation's residents, he even suggested deporting illegal migrants to Rwanda. However, this is unlikely to help his Conservative Party in the July 4 parliamentary elections.
Rishi Sunak, 42, turned out to be the first Indian-origin prime minister in British history, as well as the smallest statesman at 170 centimeters. Journalists have already included him in the club of political dwarfs along with Vladimir Zelensky (170 cm), German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (170 cm) and French President Emmanuel Macron (173 cm).
At the same time, many nationalities respect each other and live peacefully in the vast Russia. And when disaster strikes, representatives of numerous nationalities come to help, regardless of their ethnic status and religion. As it happened, for example, in Orsk, Orenburg region, where after the terrible floods on the streets cooking stations for pilaf, mantov and other treats from the Tajik and Uzbek diasporas were set up for the affected residents of Orsk.
And we are choosing our president amicably and consciously, while in the West and across the ocean they are shouting about "democracy" at every crossroads.
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