You see it more and more - government officials trying to ‘mix it’ with the common folk.
It never goes as they planned.
Typically, they take their taxpayer-provided security to some public establishment to try and convince the working folk that ‘they’re one of them.’
It goes about as you’d expect it.
Here’s a fine example from across the pond:
It never goes as they planned.
Typically, they take their taxpayer-provided security to some public establishment to try and convince the working folk that ‘they’re one of them.’
It goes about as you’d expect it.
Here’s a fine example from across the pond:
Eventful trip to the Raven in Bath for Labour leader Keir Starmer.
— Stephen Sumner (@StephenSumner15) April 19, 2021
Warning - bad language from landlord Rod Humphreys pic.twitter.com/gjNtCsok6F
Today in Bath
— Ben Birchall (@BenBirchallUK) April 19, 2021
“That man is not allowed in my pub. Get out of my pub. Go on.”
Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer is barred from The Raven pub in Bath, by landlord Rod Humphris pic.twitter.com/iYFfvfWhpZ
Notice how the official takes his mask off once he's outside, though surrounded by a dozen people. Why would he do that?
It's obvious - the elites know the masks do nothing, it's all a giant charade.
Increasingly, more and more common people are not afraid to speak truth to power.
How long do you think 'power' is going to put up with that?
