What Do I Think About the Situation?

You'll be surprised why it has taken me this long to comment on English politics, on this snap election/general election whatever you call it these days. To be honest my head has been all over the place and I wanted to see where it was going to go. May thought she was going to remain in power because she thought everyone was going to vote for her; may I point out how many u-turns she made, how many mistakes she made, how many people have left her party since the election, how many insults she gave to the whole country and most importantly just how dangerously out of control she's getting.

The biggest mistake she has made is probably asking the DUP party to join forces; I pray to god she doesn't, that country has managed to calm down and respect each other. She hasn't really learnther lesson from the three attacks, especially the two most recent ones; also I have the uneasy feeling that we are not out of the woods yet, even if it's quiet right now as we speak.

You can feel it across the whole country; even the ground we walk on, you know as the dust settles. You can tell that under your feet the shape of the UK is ready, like a parachute, just about to fly back up into the air; along with the people in the country saying "here we go again" "where is it this time?" Yeah, we may have gotten the full brunt of it all but in the space of the week of both attacks, we actually caught the majority of the people who could be a potential threat.

If the whole coalition won't work out within the next week and half, it will mean we will have to vote again, at which point I might just say go stuff yourselves. At the end of the day I'm so sick and tired of Conservatives; especially Theresa May because she is a vile woman, who has no hope for anyone but her party. If we did or could have a permanent prime minster; I would have to say it would have to be Stephen Fry, he's just a pure genius of a man and he can see both sides of everything. The parties will still have their say but he will have the final vote along with the speakers and the queen.

Trump, on the other hand, I'm glad he's not coming to visit; because I do not believe the queen would have seen him. It does make me laugh that he won't come because we aren't going to welcome him into the country. All I can say is good luck trying to come then in the next four years; don't think we will ever change our minds if you keep on insulting our people and our country.

The cabinet that she has currently put in place at the moment; which she has listened more to than the whole House of Commons when they urge her to rethink her stances on certain areas of the country and more about what the country needs. Well that's what I think anyways but you never know these days what the government is thinking anymore; I hate the way Theresa May thinks she knows best, but also her job can be taken away from her at any time. If not it should be because she's a loose cannon with any route that she goes down; no one is really listening to what we have to say.