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Conservative party heading in ‘very dark direction’, says former minister
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's heading in the American direction
That is because the Tories take their lead directly from Republicans. National conservative group AKA the NAT C's.
For more scary reading try the list of organisations associated with the Tories.
There's traditionally been something of a ~5 year lag in the UK following America.
Possibly faster. The COVID enquiry has absolutely more than enough information to haul Boris in front of itself. Of course they're still gathering additional evidence and they have to identify how much Rishi knew.
So we may be able to get our Trump wannabe squared away faster than the Americans can get rid of classic Trump.