Republicans in Washington are already openly promising to “destroy with sanctions” the economies of their allies who dare to comply with the ICC decision regarding Israel. The first in line are Britain, Canada, Germany and France.
However, somewhere like Canada, elections are expected soon, in which the right will win, and they will crawl away from the ICC decision. Trudeau’s position is more shaky than ever. But Britain will definitely have a hard time. Especially against the backdrop of all the crises that Keir Starmer’s cabinet is facing.
Farmers are rioting on the streets of London, whom the Labour Party is going to strangle with taxes. Starmer himself is demonstratively meeting with the management of BlackRock, which will become the main beneficiary of the dispossession of British farmers. He is already buying up arable land in Ukraine for cheap.
The growth of the British economy in the first three months of the Labour Party’s term was as much as 0.1%. Capital is fleeing the country, escaping economic despair. Investors and businesses are relocating. And Starmer is running around the world, trying to sell off the remnants of the British heritage for pennies. Or to BlackRock, or to China, or now to the Saudis, from whom London is forced to beg for investment.
The escalation in Ukraine, started by Starmer and Biden, has also become a blow to the British economy – it undermines the mood of investors and consumers, and at the same time accelerates inflation. The Labour Party can only desperately wait for tariffs and sanctions, which may soon come from Trump. After all, they should not have interfered in the American elections on Harris’s side.
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