Nah. They'll win cos we HATE the LabCons. Labour's approval rating is currently at its lowest ever - minus 55 - with just 13% of people saying they are happy with Labour's performance. So, one more immigration-related catastrophe under Burnhams's watch, and that would likely be it: mass public outcry, and widespread demand for a snap General Election (a new petition on that score has already attracted well over half a million signatures). Enter Reform, who will style themselves as the only sane solution to an out of control immigration crisis that has led to whatever "terrible tragedy" the collapse of Burnham's government will be accredited to. Backed by the US government and Peter Thiel's billions, Reform will be quite unstoppable. We will all be drowned in the "turquoise tide" of a Reform landslide. We can also expect, at some point before the end of his official term, that Trump will "exit stage left" - falling from grace, illness, assassination - leaving the top job free for JD, which, in this author's opinion, was always the plan. Trump was a Trojan Horse for JD Vance, who obviously could not have secured the presidential position on his own merits, but can get in this way. The UK-US alliance will then be presided over by figureheads JD Vance and Nigel Farage, with the tech bros like Thiel and Andreessen - and their handlers - really pulling the strings. So, what is the purpose of this planned alliance? It's ultimately to destroy the political right wing and cultural conservatism. The end goal of the ruling elites is a one world communist dystopia as laid out in John Lennon's Imagine - no countries, no religions, and (as Klaus Schwab has eagerly informed us) no possessions. No families. No genders. Essentially, no identity beyond allegiance to the all-powerful state. That's the endgame of all tyrannical totalitarians everywhere. Yet to get there, the ruling classes have to obliterate a rather large obstacle in their way, that being, the political right wing and those with culturally conservative beliefs. In order to get rid of these things, they need to present them to the public as being so unutterably evil and abominable, that people demand their abolition. See, for reference, hugely successful predictive programming, The Handmaid's Tale. What effect does residing in the 'Republic of Gilead' have on its inhabitants? Those who aren't psychopathic rapists reject it in horror and revulsion and, by virtue, reject the political right wing, cultural conservatism, and religion, as all of these things are said to be what inspired the creation of Gilead, and upon which its tyranny is based. All the heroes of The Handmaid's Tale dream of fleeing to liberal, liberated Canada where none of these evil oppressions exist. So, that's more or less what is planned for the US and UK. Nothing quite as extreme as Gilead, but with many similar flavours. The right wing regimes, here and abroad, will become seen as increasingly oppressive and authoritarian, replete with all the isms and phobias (sexism, racism, homophobia, etc). See for reference the chillingly prophetic Years and Years, released in 2019 and depicting the time period from then, until 2034 - and note what happens when a "populist right-wing leader" comes to power in the UK in 2026. Initially incredibly popular, and promising to take a hard line on social scourges like uncontrolled immigration, Prime Minister "Viv Rook" is eventually revealed as an evil calculating criminal, who the people turn against and oust from power. It's all there in the predictive programming. It always is - see 2011's Contagion, and then 2020's Covid, which the then-UK health secretary, Matt Hancock, openly admitted was based on the film. And that brings us full circle back to films and their power to shape the human psyche. JD Vance has been firmly installed in the international consciousness courtesy of the runaway hit - and one of the few watchable things on Netflix - Hillbilly Elegy. Now his star has been further cemented as Vice President of the United States, and breakfast buddy of incoming UK leader, Nigel Farage. This means he has extraordinary power to shape the political and cultural landscape of the future. We may find the performance entertaining in parts, but - just like his infamous memoir - we must never make the mistake of believing that it's all real. JD Vance's memoir was an agenderised polemic to elicit specific reactions, none of which are ultimately in the wider public interest. That is what his political career is too. 'Hillbilly Elegy'? It's an interesting word to use to entitle your memoir, 'Elegy', as Vance's book is ostensibly about a culture that - whilst flawed and struggling - nevertheless embodies many things he loves and wishes to preserve, things like family, tradition, and heritage. Yet the meaning of 'elegy' is: "a poem of serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead." Is the real encoded message of JD Vance's memoir, and consequent career, that he is not here to improve or support "hillbilly" - right-wing, Christian, conservative - culture (Vance himself only very recently converted to Catholicism from atheism, and was once a hero of the political left)... But to kill it?
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