PNN – Will Dry, who worked as an adviser to the British Prime Minister until two months ago, is working with the rebels of the ruling Conservative Party to oust the Prime Minister.
Pakistan News Network; “Our political system is bankrupt” and the country is facing great challenges. These were said by the former and special adviser Rishi Sunak, who joined the rebels of the ruling party to evict the British Prime Minister from the building number 10 Downing Street.
Dry is working with a group of former government advisers as well as current Tory MPs who believe the party, under Sunak’s leadership, is heading for its “biggest defeat” in the general election.
Dry resigned in November 2023 after becoming “disappointed” with Sunak and has set up a special committee on the UK polls on the government’s performance. According to the committee’s prediction, the opposition Labor Party will oust the Conservatives in the next election with a stunning victory.
Warnings about the possibility of a big defeat of the ruling party of England have been raised in the situation that the protest and strike of the workers of various trade union groups in this country due to the economic conditions have been in the news many times in recent months.
Recent polls also indicate a sharp drop in Sunak’s popularity, and even some prominent figures such as “Simon Clark”, a former Conservative minister who was in the government of former Prime Minister Liz Truss, asked the Prime Minister to resign. According to him, Sunak is leading our party to an election “where we will be massacred” because he “doesn’t understand what Britain needs and doesn’t listen to the people”.
“Everyone can see how big the challenges we face are,” Dray said in part of his remarks. “Unfortunately, we’re not taking decisive action to overcome them…You can’t eliminate challenges without understanding how fundamentally bankrupt our political system is.”
“Don’t doubt that we will see at least a decade of Labor government in Britain.” Sunak’s former adviser warned his conservative party mates.