Editorial British Conservatives faced the real world

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Britannian conservatives face the real world – as did Donald Trump in the United States and Brazil in support of Jair Bolsonaro. Lie, brawl, and populism are raising support for their time, but the real world will win in the end. The lie doesn’t live forever, said Scottish writer Thomas Carlyle.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has become a burden for the country’s Conservative Party. But usually you get what space. The Prime Minister was known as a lying, selfish and opportunistic man.

Johnson’s dishonesty became known as early as his journalistic times. He was later spreading lies during the British EU referendum. But after Theresa May, who led her party flat and defeated the election, Johnson seemed like a winning choice.

The situation has changed. Quoting the vocabulary of Ascot’s galloping races: the Conservative betting target took a hard Kirin, but now it’s getting tired before the finish line – the next parliamentary election. Odds at bookmaker Betsson say Johnson will drop out of office this year.

Johnson’s fate doesn’t really come from the festivities held in the garden of the prime minister’s official residence during the Corona era, which are now raging. The development of the national economy and the living standards of the citizens are the indicators of the real economy and the truth, the movements of which are reflected in the election results and support measures.

Brexit is cutting a big slice of Britain’s economic growth, bigger than a pandemic. Pandemics and brexes are driving up prices. Inflation is at its fastest pace in decades. Energy and food bills are rising sharply.

Johnson the government has so far sought to staged economic problems caused by the EU. The tactics are likely to sour under the election, as Britain is already on its own.

Brexit’s drivers lost a scapegoat with the EU, for which all nasty things can be blamed. Now you just have to live with them.

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