Liz Truss replaces Dominic Raab as Foreign Secretary

Liz Truss has become only the second woman ever to be appointed Foreign Secretary after Margaret Beckett in 2006.

The new change sees the MP for South West Norfolk take on a dual role with the Equalities brief also.

[timpass]

Michael Gove has been appointed ministry of sound .

[davidjordan]

Good to see a Truss supporting Johnson.

[christopherorozco]

I guess Trump was right when he said Boris was the UK's Trump 🤣🤣🤣

[lokischildren]

Another currupt tory replacing another one

[splintercast]

Talk about being promoted above your station. What next? Zippy as Chancellor of the Exchequer?

[Mrbluesplayer]

Christ, Ms Pork Scratchings as foreign secretary, what an absolute joke!

[terrynicholas]

It's like a pantomime in real life

[JohnMallah]

It's political chess, and Boris came out on top on this one. Something had to happen in regards to the outrage and Boris played it well here in regards to replacing him. The new appointment and reasons for, are debatable in the current cultural and global climate IE talks with The Middle East, China and Russia.

[Wenutz]

Foreign diplomats better be prepared to seat on unconfortable chairs

[fiehansen]

Woke police employing just women in the end.

[simka]

Such interesting, and damaging, other choices.

    I wonder if Mrs Truss will continue to ‘advise’ her Prime Minister(s) and the rest within the ‘Cabinet’, in terms of abuse of power and influence.

   Let’s take for example, a recent visit from Mr. Nechirvan Barzani, apparently a friend of Mr. Zahawi, thrilled for his newly assigned position as Secretary of State for Education.

   Quite an interesting event held by the British Government, inviting a representative of a place within Iraq, self-styled President. President of a farm, president of a syndicate or the president of some Kurdish workers? I know of President of Turkey, Mr. Recep. Tayyip Erdoğan, President of Iraq, Mr. Barham Salih. It must be quite ‘overwhelming’ for this separatist group within a part/region from Iraq to have such ‘honour’, and to be given another chance to continue through a seemingly hidden agenda, and unscrupulous politics to receiving legitimacy, and if this is the case then, the (yet again) misleading politics of the current British government supports a potential, futile war. Since when the Conservative Party is trying to legitimise such separatist groups (which History?).  

 The intent of these meetings, in my opinion, is not beneficial to the British People nor to the British Government.  They create confusion and break connections with other nations, and disturb the relationships with other countries.  

  It is easy to dismantle an educational system, to bring it to a ridiculous state but it is harder to recover it once the process of destruction begins. The sooner we intervene, the easier it will be to restore the normal system of education.

What are the British people eating? Is it British made?