In this impassioned monologue, the speaker demands the resignation of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, arguing that the current government is a "bloody dictatorship" that imposes an oppressive tax burden—estimated at around 70% of citizens' earnings and spending—while failing to address the nation’s £3 trillion debt. The speaker denounces COVID‑19 lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations as crimes against humanity, criticises former leaders such as Boris Johnson and Liz Truss for hypocrisy, and claims the political system lacks accountability and true democracy. He highlights the government's claim that tax cuts are impossible, counters that the state controls fiscal policy and can print money, and asserts that high taxes stifle economic growth. The rant also references public figures (Russell Brand, Andrew Tate, Donald Trump) to illustrate perceived media suppression, calls for widespread protest and a systemic overhaul—including a flat‑rate 20% tax and a complete political reset—and urges viewers to share the video, speak out, and consider alternative political movements. Throughout, the tone is vehement, profanity‑laden, and rallying, aiming to mobilise anger into collective action.
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Rishi Sunak to resign. Let me ask you this: do you think that Rishi Sunak should resign? Now, this is a headline I would love to see because there has been more nonsense to come out of the UK government today. So the UK government have announced that it is impossible to reduce taxes. There's pressure from Labour to, um, have Conservatives, our government, reducing tax. Do you know that VAT is 20%, corporation tax is 25%, income tax is 45% at the highest bracket? You've got National Insurance, you've got pension contributions, you've got business rates, and so you're probably left with 45 or 43 pence in the pound. And then when you go and buy, for example, fuel with that, um, that's— there's two taxes on that. So when you add all your taxes in of what you earn and what you spend, it is about 70%. Mark my words, the government can bullshit you all they like with all this propaganda, but mark my words, It is about 70% of what you earn and what you buy is tax. You, yes you, are working 70% of your time for the government. 7 hours out of 10 you're working for the government. 70% of your life you're alive for the government. This is an absolute massive scandal and I think Rishi should resign as Prime Minister. Absolutely. Richie is absolutely right. We didn't vote for Rishi Sunak. We didn't vote for Liz Truss. We are not in a democracy. We're in a bloody dictatorship. And there's no, there's no accountability for these politicians. So for example, you know, when we were locked down, which you could argue the lockdown was really a crime against humanity. COVID and all the, the essentially forcing the vaccine upon us. You could argue this was a crime against humanity. And yet the people who did this, Boris and his cronies, number one, they were having parties and breaking their own rules in lockdown. And now number two, they're earning hundreds of thousands of pounds doing keynote speeches. Exactly, Danny has said he's not my Prime Minister. It's not mine either. Because I didn't vote for him. And the last one wasn't mine either because I didn't vote for her. And so there is no democracy. The political system in the UK is completely broken, and they're coming out with even more nonsense. It's propaganda. It's absolute nonsense. It really angers me, and no one speaks out about it. But these people who locked us down and forced us to take the vaccine They should be now standing on trial. And if we let these politicians make these frivolous, disgraceful decisions— and that's another good point, if they resign, they get a massive payout. Thank you for your service. There is no accountability, and they just get away with it. These people should be standing trial. I mean, in America, they're after him, and I've got to say, but Donald Trump was much better a leader. Than our leaders in the UK. So for me, it's an utter disgrace. And here's the update on what the, um, what's just come out of Number 10, out of the UK government: it is impossible to reduce taxes. Well, no, it's not, because they govern, they set the rules, so they can do whatever they want. So it's, number one, it's not impossible to reduce taxes because they set the rules. Number 2, they have a money printing machine. They have their partner in crime, the Bank of England. They have a money printing machine. They can literally print a zillion dollars today. So you could argue they don't even need our tax revenue. Okay, having tax revenue controls inflation from going wild, but other than that, they don't even need it. So that's number 2. And number 3, we're paying so much fucking tax Because we've got to pay for COVID and lockdown and Brexit and Parliament and all the politicians. This is costing us trillions, trillions of pounds. And so we're fucking paying for it. They've got themselves in massive debt. They're over £3 trillion in debt. So it's billions in interest. And they're still saying, oh, but it's impossible to reduce taxes. Why? Because the economy needs to fire up first. Well, the economy can't fire up when you're charging us so much tax, you idiots. If they reduce tax, we'll spend more money. When we spend more money, the economy goes up. Hello! I mean, do you need to be an economist and a genius to work that out? So, no, no, we can't reduce taxes because the economy needs to grow. Well, you're stopping it growing. Jeez, give me strength. Honestly, here's the thing as well. People don't speak up about this. Oh, I'm worried about getting canceled. Oh, can't say the C word. Oh, can't say the V word. Oh, look at Russell Brand is getting attacked by mainstream media. Look at Andrew Tate. 'If you say anything, they'll cancel you, or they're listening to you, or they'll come for you.' But this is the problem, right? If none of us speak up, nothing changes. With Russell Brand, for example, innocent or guilty, I don't know. But if you don't stand up for his fair right to have a fair trial, and not a trial by mainstream media, if you don't stand up for his free speech and his right to a fair trial, then you are next. And if we don't make these politicians accountable, they are going to continue to ruin our country and drain us of our resources and keep us in trillions of debt and keep increasing the taxes, and nothing is going to change. And I'm sorry to say this, but that's just the sad fact of it. I can't even believe I'm going to say what I'm about to say, but I'm going to say it anyway. And you probably think I need my head examined. But I'd even be open to Labour taking over. I mean, Labour can't fuck up the country any more than the freaking Conservatives did. Yeah, bring back Guy Fawkes, let's blow down the Houses of Parliament and start again. The whole country needs rebuilding from the ground up. The UK is fucked. We used to be the British Empire, we used to rule the world, we used to have great leadership. I mean, look, the Queen, what What a great leader. And now what have we got? We've got nothing. Honestly. So, I say you should fucking resign, Rishi. But the problem with that is— Nathaniel has told me to stop swearing. Fuck you, Nathaniel. No. I can't even necessarily blame Rishi because it's the system. The system got Rishi in. If Rishi's out, the system will get someone else in. So nothing's gonna change unless the system changes. We need a proper democracy. What happened to that? Do you remember that word? Democracy? You know, when your vote counted and you could have a say? There is no democracy. So the political system needs wiping out. All these politicians who are getting paid loads of money, wipe them out. You know, the tax code is thousands of pages long. Fire all the people who manage the tax code. Hire me, 20% flat rate. Forget progressive tax. Forget having 200 staff just to manage this complicated tax code. Flat rate, 20%. The billionaires pay 20% and the zero-ays pay 20%. Job done. That'll fire up the economy because instead of these billion-pound corporations paying 4% tax, they'll pay 20%, and that'll pump trillions into the economy. And then they can reduce the taxes and the economy can still grow. Oh, but they won't do that. I wonder why? Because they're getting paid off. It is ridiculous. So anyway, look, all I can say is we need to stand together, stand up, speak out, um, and we need to hold these governments and these political leaders— as someone has said in the comments, puppets— we need to hold them to account. Yeah, maybe we do vote Reclaim Party. We need to get down to London. And show them. You know, when the lockdown happened, there were probably half a million people who were like, this is wrong, I resist. And 69.5 billion people just— they didn't just comply, they bent over, pulled down their pants, spread their cheeks, and coughed. Whereas if 69 out of 70 million had gone down to London and said, oh, you fuckers, no, it would have had to have changed. I understand it's just as bad in Canada. I hear it's even worse in Canada. Yeah, with, you know, with like reversing money out of people's bank accounts with the trucking protests and stuff like that. Ian has said Rob for PM. No chance. I'm not letting the system ruin me. At least I've got some semblance of speed. I can build things, I can make things happen as an entrepreneur and as a creator. Definitely not standing for PM, but thanks for all your kind words. I appreciate it. So let me know what you think in the comments. You can push back. At the very least, share this if you agree, or, or do your own video. And then when they impose these ridiculous rules, of which they have no proof for, where there's supposed to be proper legislation and there isn't— there was no proper legislation for COVID, it was just like, oh, we'll lock the country down— if this shit carries on happening, I'll see you in London. Thanks for tuning in. Why am I so angry this evening? Let me ask you this: are you happy with the way the country is being run? Are you happy with paying nearly 70% in tax? Are you happy with the nation being trillions in debt, um, and taking it all off of you in the form of tax? Are you happy with that? Are you happy with the consequences of lockdown and COVID and Brexit, all of which just seem to be forgotten? Are you, are you happy with that? Because you should be fucking angry as well. Anyway, I don't want to have a heart attack. I'm supposed to be having a nice dinner. See you soon. Thanks for tuning in. Make sure you hit the share button. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. We must stand up. We must speak out. Hit that bloody share button. Ian said it's all shy. It is all shy. It is a clusterfuck. It is a ridiculous mess. It needs starting again. We need full reform of You know, the political system, not just the people in it, but the system. In a way, you can't blame the system, they are a product— sorry, in a way you can't blame the people, they are a product of the system. We need an uprising, we need a revolution. This is what we need. Yeah, and the price of bread and everything else. Exactly. You know, your money's gone down by more than a third since lockdown. Bet you didn't know that. They don't tell you either, do they? Oh, inflation is at 7%. No, it's not. Fuck off. You're telling me everything I buy went up 7% in the last year? Did it? Fuck, you think we're stupid? Maybe, maybe we are stupid. Thanks for tuning in. Hit the share button. Remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. Stand up, speak out.
