SCOTUS delivered a fatal blow to the deep state today.

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The recent resignation of British Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer is a symptom of the discontent that the British people have with the current Labour government, but the larger problem is that the current manifestation of the British government operates almost entirely without the possibility of voters’ consent exercising any meaningful control. 

While British voters may be frustrated with an incompetent, corrupt, and leftist government, there remains almost no outlet by which they can translate their frustration into an electoral victory with accompanying political control of the government.   

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“conservative” prime ministers such as David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, and Rishi Sunak either opposed Brexit, presided over record non-EU migration, continued the embrace of green energy and deindustrialisation, or proved too incompetent to enact meaningful reform.

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the British nation is also demographically changed through immigration and naturalization of non-white, non-British people becoming British “citizens,” this also does not bode well for the political future of Britain.
 An imported class of voters brought in to permanently change Britain will not stop supporting the uniparty which funds it through generous welfare programs and is ideologically committed to these imported minorities over the native British people.

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Even if an outsider, right-wing political party could win control of Britain’s parliament and the prime ministry, this would not change the fact that much of the actual policy-making, governance, and criminal justice in Britain is conducted by the leftist administrative state in Britain (similarly to the American administrative state and deep state) through its judges, administrative agencies, bureaucrats, police forces, and intelligence agencies. These are notoriously impervious to political control by voters, and they are the ones truly exercising most of the control over British life.   

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This unresponsiveness of the government to the voters is a feature, not a bug, of the liberal administrative-intelligence state. Even as leftists prattle about “our democracy” and the “will of the people,” this is just a smokescreen for achieving their own ideological ends, which are achieved by a permanent administrative-intelligence state. If the will of the voters clashes with these goals (such as in the MAGA movement or Brexit), then this is “democratic backsliding” and must be resisted by the permanent organs of the state, even to the point of intelligence agencies propagandizing and censoring their own citizens. The people must be protected from their nativist, nationalist instincts and kept under the globalist yoke.   

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The Supreme Court has dramatically expanded presidential power, the court held that presidents have free rein to fire agency heads at will, despite federal laws that require a cause for such dismissals and a 91-year-old decision that had limited executive authority.

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The logic of the decision extends to other agencies, including the National Labor Relations Board, the Merit Systems Protection Board and the Consumer Product Safety Commission

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No president before Trump had sought to wrest control of the agencies that regulate wide swaths of American life, including nuclear energy, product safety and labour relations. 

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