In this YouTube commentary, Rob Moore critiques Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s recent internal party vote, arguing that despite being labeled a "vote of confidence," the 58.8%‑41.2% result effectively amounts to a vote of no confidence. He highlights the rebellion within the Conservative Party, questions the legitimacy of the outcome, and references statements from Boris Johnson, Labour leader Keir Starmer, and Deputy Leader Angela Rayner. Moore condemns the government’s breach of its own COVID‑19 lockdown rules, the minimal £50 fines from the Gray Report, and the broader mishandling of the pandemic. He expands the critique to encompass the UK’s economic turmoil—double‑digit inflation, soaring cost‑of‑living, energy and food crises, and perceived wasteful spending on PPE and track‑and‑trace. Throughout, he urges viewers to comment, share, and hold leaders accountable. The video transitions into a promotional segment where Moore offers a "toolkit"—a collection of financial‑education resources, guides on saving up to half of one’s salary, and advice on building multiple income streams, entrepreneurship, and financial freedom. He positions these resources as a personal solution to the government’s perceived inaction, encouraging viewers to type "toolkit" in the comments to receive the materials and to follow his channel for ongoing financial advice.
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So PM Boris, Boris Johnson, the UK Prime Minister, suffers a rebellion and survives. This guy is living a charmed life. I wonder if in another life he was a cat, because he seems to have 9 lives. Now this is interesting because didn't it used to be called a vote of no confidence because it's essentially a rebellion by your own party. So why is it now called a vote of confidence? Surely it's no confidence. I don't know. So let me know in the comments if you have faith in Boris, our Prime Minister, our national leader. And if you have faith in our government, because certainly the Labour leader Keir Starmer has said that the people are fed up. I'd love your thoughts. So there's a bit of spin going on here because it's supposed to be a vote of no confidence, yet they've called it a vote of confidence. Um, Boris— in fact, Boris, this is what Boris said. Boris has said it's a convincing, decisive result. Well, actually, when you look at the result, which is 58.8% in favor and 41.2% not in favor, to me that's not convincing at all. That's not decisive at all. That is virtually no confidence. Nearly half your own party don't back you. He's got away with it again, just like he gets away with everything else. The master of spin and charm, Boris Johnson. So let me know what you think in the comments. Do you think Boris should stay or Boris should go? Do you have confidence in Boris and confidence in our country? I think it's important that we all stand up and speak out. We put these people into power. Do you know what everyone says to me? Everyone says to me, well, there's no good alternative. What are the alternatives? That's not a reason to— it's just the worst response to whether Boris is the right leader for the country. So basically there was a vote of confidence when really it's a vote of no confidence. Where did that change? Now someone has said he won, end of. You could say that, yeah, he's got away with it for at least another year. Boris Johnson said, it's a convincing, decisive result, and what it means as a government is that we can focus on what matters to the people. Well, what matters to the people is telling the truth, governing our country well, managing the money and the economy well, being a true leader, representing the people. This is what really matters to the people. Let me know in the comments if you think this is happening or not. Now, Labour's, um, Deputy Leader Angela Rayner has said that, um, the people who abided by COVID rules while Downing Street did not won't be able to move on. Nikki has said it's rigged. You think the system is rigged? I think a lot of people think that. So how is it right that month on month the government could break their own lockdown rules, yet people who had dying family members weren't allowed to see their family? And if the UK government didn't take the lockdown rules seriously, how serious did they really think that it was? That's something to think about. Now look, I don't like singling out people, but this is our government, this is our country, this is our nation, and the world is fucked right now. Wars, lockdowns, Brexits, lies, manipulation, control, a new world order, Great Reset, massive inflation, soaring cost of living, food crisis, energy crisis. Energy companies tripling their profits and making billions while most people are trying to choose between heating and eating is madness. Madness. So I say to Boris and the UK government, step up. You still got time to do the right things or leave, because I believe our country is being somewhat ruined and the economy is definitely being ruined. And yeah, it is a democracy, so we put these people in the position and we should hold them accountable. So let me know what you think in the comments. Boris just got— I reckon he got by by the skin of his teeth. 51-49 in favor. It's not a convincing and decisive result. That's a lot of rebellion in your own party. But he survives. He lives a charmed life. He's a cat. He's had 7 or 8 of his lives. Let's see what happens. Now look, what happened to the Gray Report? These politicians got £50 fines. For repeatedly breaking their own lockdown laws while people couldn't see their family or couldn't trade their business, were experiencing mental health issues, financial crises. It's wrong, it's completely wrong, and they fucking got away with it again, again and again and again and again. Slapped a £50 fine, it's like a parking ticket. I'm sorry, but breaking lockdown rules is way worse than a parking ticket. What's going on? What's wrong with the world? That Gray report will just disappear into the ether. Nothing will happen, just like it didn't before. The billions they wasted, the billions and billions, the tens of billions they wasted on PPE equipment they had to write off, on track and trace apps that ruined the freaking workforce. And they'll get away with it again and again and again and again and again. Who's speaking up? Hit the— look, you should share this. I really do think you should share this. Pisses me off. Anyway, look, the country is financially in a lot of trouble. The country's in a lot of debt. Inflation is double-digit. Quantitative easing and the printing of money, monopoly funny money— your spending power is 20 to 25% lower than 2 and a bit years ago, and it's only going one way. So if you'd like help financially, because the government ain't gonna do shit, I'm gonna do my bit. So if you write toolkit in the comments, I'm going to give you access to a detailed document I actually wrote for a mainstream publication on up to 30 ways to save up to half your salary in costs. It's a deep dive article, goes into everything you spend and where you can save. If you write toolkit in the comments, that'll help you save some money. Government haven't done shit to help you save some money, but that'll help you save some money. Just write toolkit. But also if you'd like to start making some money, because to be honest, you can't save your way out of this crisis. You have to earn and invest your way out of this crisis, because most people don't have 20 to 25% disposable income. Most people are spending more than they earn. So if you'd like to learn how to start a business, build multiple streams of recurring income, get some assets, invest in some assets, or be resourceful to start a side hustle— you can't save your way out of this, so you've got to earn your way out of this. If you'd like some help some keynote speeches and talks and courses and instantly downloadable documents from me to help you with this. Just type in toolkit in the comments. I've got about 6 or 7 different resources that you will get. Just write toolkit, I'll share a little link for you. I'll also give you a weekly update called Rob's Resources. You know, for example, I wrote a deep dive article on the 7 different income streams that you can earn from, and 6 of them that millionaires leverage. Um, you know, things like profit income, interest income, dividend income, royalty income. I want to do my bit to help as many people as I can. My personal vision is to help as many people on this planet get better financial education and knowledge. You know, people talk about freedom, but freedom is financial freedom. Once you have financial freedom, then you have travel freedom, location freedom, time freedom, and choice freedom. It all comes from financial first. People don't put enough importance on money. They have a bad relationship with money. If you hate people with money, you hate money. If you love people with money, you love money. Money is a mirror. So if you just type toolkit in the comments, I'm going to give you access to all those resources. Because let's be honest, the government aren't going to help you. They don't know what to do. They haven't got any money. The only way they know how to generate money is increase taxes. But taxes are so bloody high, there's virtually nothing left. What about fueling the economy? What about incentives and subsidies and partnering with entrepreneurs and corporations What about creating jobs and getting the flow of money going? Incentivizing entrepreneurs with targets and tax breaks and subsidies and reliefs and support to hire more people, to produce more, to create more. They should read my book Money because they have no idea about generating money. All they do is have a massive bloated government with loads of people in the public sector spending tax-paid money, and many of those got furloughed. Many of those are doing half a day's work not a full day's work, with no understanding of how to generate revenue other than tax the fuck out of the people who are generating the revenue. It doesn't make any sense. Anyway, I want to help. Put 'talk it' in the comments, hit the share button. We need to get this message out. Needed to have a little rant because it's funny how this is Boris's vote of confidence. Well, to me it looks like not much confidence. The master of spin, Boris. It's a convincing, decisive result, and what it means is as a government We can focus on what matters to the people. Beautiful spin. What about some reality? Not just words and verbiage and fluff. What about some results? What about some actions? That would be great. But talk it in the comments. I'll help you out. I'll give you some financial resources. I'll do my bit every single day. Um, make sure you turn the notifications on for my videos because I'm doing daily videos. How to start a business, scale a business, get better financial education and knowledge. Someone's got to do something about it, and we can do something about it. Hit the share button. Thanks for tuning in. Write toolkit in the comments for 6 or 7 financial resources to not just survive but thrive in this cost of living crisis. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
