Now the government of Japan has collapsed and the PM has stepped down

[Don Alaska]

The PM of Japan has stepped down now and the recent trade agreement with the U.S. is in doubt. The government of Nepal has REALLY collapsed. Protestors have burned down the parliament building and burned the house of a previous PM, trapping his wife inside who was burned alive. The military has deployed to attempt to restore order, but it seems that that Himalayan nation is descending into civil war. Governments all over the world appear to be dropping like flies.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

I agree. France is a mess, and Germany and the UK not much better. I've heard that military and ex-military folks are even banding together into militias off-the-books in the UK as local protection forces in the face of impotent policing. Canada remains tip-lipped but its cities are having civic unrest and crime problems too.

Not that we don't have our own woes, like Portland Oregon.

I'd guess there are several things going on. Engineered depopulation (abortion, birth control, normalizing two-income families) made 3rd world "replacement" through immigration an easy sell for decades, but that has now boiled over. Unanticipated deglobalization is removing the scaffolding that has propped fragile economies up for a long time. The latter has pushed globalists to accelerate their timeframes for dissolving nations into a world government.

Things may have advanced to the stage where impatience means actually liquidating populist political opposition. Look at the sudden concerted deaths among AfD candidates in local German elections recently.

 

[Don Alaska]

It appears that King Charles has come out against Starmer. I guess that was in @galty's video as well. He apparently is disgusted with the way Britain's military veterans are being pushed aside in favor of the illegals just as was happening here in the U.S. under the last administration. Can't the king technically choose another PM and ask him or her to form a new government?

 

[galty]

It appears that King Charles has come out against Starmer. I guess that was in @galty's video as well. He apparently is disgusted with the way Britain's military veterans are being pushed aside in favor of the illegals just as was happening here in the U.S. under the last administration. Can't the king technically choose another PM and ask him or her to form a new government?

No

The PM is chosen by the members of his own party only they can force him to resign.

He can also go to the country and hold another election if he thinks he is right and needs the people to back him.

Think Charles saying that about the Vets is a blow to Starmer and all the Woke lefties.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

It sounds like Nepal has fallen now too.

 

[Don Alaska]

It sounds like Nepal has fallen now too.

Yep, the PM in Nepal had to be emergency evacuated by helicopter to avoid being killed. I think 5 governments have fallen in the past few days and everyone is now watching the UK.