Should Boris Johnson Resign? 🤔

Should Boris Johnson resign? The UK Prime Minister had a mass exodus, a mutiny yesterday, losing more ministers than any other Prime Minister in a single day. So my question to you is, should the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson resign? Or is his belligerence and persistence to carry on regardless— is this a sign of strength, or is this a sign of weakness? So I'm sure you know the news, but there's been really scandal after scandal after lie after cover-up after cover-up within the British government. Let's be honest about this. Now, part of me does think this is probably the hardest tenure for a prime minister in maybe a century. Well, maybe since the Second World War. Let me know what you think. Do you have any sympathy for Boris and the UK government? Because let's be honest, Brexit, COVID lockdowns, wars, etc. There's been, um, numerous unicorn events that probably only happen every 100 years. And so to judge a prime minister or a government in events that happen maybe every 100 years, part of me thinks, well, who could have done better? Would anyone have done better? A lot of people have said, well, if Boris Boris gets ousted or he quits, who is better to do the job? So I must say that part of me, the balanced part of me, thinks it's important to think this through. But let me ask you, do you think Boris should go, should resign, or just, you know, is there any way he could be forced out? Do you think he is fit for governing our country? Now, scandals and lies and cover-ups, you know, like hiring the wrong staff who are not fit for purpose and have been through scandals, or, um, having parties in lockdowns, etc. And certainly I believe the ridiculously high taxes that we're experiencing at the moment, for me, I believe these are all bad governmental management tactics. Not saying I'd do any better in that role. Maybe it was a poisoned chalice through this term. But Boris Johnson's actually made history because he lost more government ministers in a day than any other prime minister. He lost 26, 27 full government ministers in a day. And then when you add the private secretaries and the other members, He lost over 50 people in a day. A mutiny, a mass exodus of so many people leaving. Kronos has said, cut to the chase, the rich boys are playing the rest. Well, do you think that Boris Johnson maybe is, um, somewhat of a puppet? Many of you have just said in the comments you believe he's a puppet. A puppet for who? Who is controlling the government if you think it isn't Boris Johnson. You know, wasn't it ridiculous that they had these lockdown parties every month and they basically got a parking fine, a £50 fine? For me, that was absolutely ridiculous. Many of you are saying here smoke and mirrors. So what is the smoke and the mirrors? I'd love to hear your thoughts because remember, we've chosen our political system to be a democracy, so I believe we should all have our say. So question number 1, do you think Boris should stay or go? Let me know in the comments. Question number 2, who do you think is really controlling the political system? Let me know who you think in the comments. And things like New World Order, Rothschilds, World Economic Forum, they're a bit generic. Maybe you could go into a bit more detail. Um, and who would be a better replacement? Hmm, let me know what you think in the comments. I think that it's important that we talk these things through. Um, I feel a revolution is coming— a financial revolution, an economic revolution, a political revolution, a social revolution. And I want to help you, so I have a gift for you. This is completely for free because we're in disruptive and almost Darwinian times ahead. 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If you just write toolkit in the comments, then, um, I will reply to you over the next few hours and share the link with you. Yeah, you only need to write once, Nigel, but if you haven't had it yet, we'll share with you the link again. There's some good points in here. If the government was a business, the leader would have probably been sacked. Yes, by the board. Good point. Also, the government— do you know the government is an insolvent entity? And if a business was run like the government, the The board of the business would be thrown in jail. Um, so yeah, I'm not sure that I like this one rule for them. Oh, let's lock you down, but we'll have parties. Oh, you've got to run a solvent enterprise, but we can run an insolvent one. I don't like this one rule for them, one rule for you. Kronos believes the monarchy is outdated. Well, obviously the government and the monarchy are a different thing, but I would definitely love your thoughts in the comments. Um, on these disruptive times. Um, Boris Johnson has just, well, broken a record and made history, losing more government ministers in one day than even Gordon Brown and David Cameron when they had a mutiny and an exodus. So should Boris go? What is the future of our government in the UK? I would love your thoughts in the comments right now. Please also share this video because we are in a democracy, so we should all have our say. And unfortunately, we don't really have much power, but on social media we have more power because it's more decentralized. And then my final gift to you is if you write toolkit in the comments, I'm going to give you access to some financial resources, some areas to save money and some areas to make money, some areas to build multiple income streams digitally, online, that side hustle, that work from home income, but then also all the different areas that you can maybe reduce your overheads and reduce that wastage. I think I've got 2 90-minute masterclass videos. I think I've got 2 or 3 digitally immediately downloadable PDFs on saving money and making money. And then weekly resources, access to billionaire and millionaire interviews, etc. A few of you have been saying that I should run for PM and I get your vote. Not in my lifetime. I might be many things, but I am not fit for government. No, no, no. I like the— I like the private sector. I like to be an entrepreneur. I like to run a company and an enterprise, not a bloated public sector. I like to have value and do things that are meaningful and creative and produce things. And, you know, I think that many people in the positions of government, they don't really produce anything of value. It's a bloated, overemployed industry. So write 'talk it' in the comments for the gifts from me. Thanks for tuning in. Should Boris stay or go? Let me know in the comments. Let me know what you think is the future of our government and our economy. 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