UK/Prime Minister

Prime Minister

Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

UK/Prime Minister link (Prime Minister)
Arms of His Majesty's Government
Start	April 4, 1721
Deputy	Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Website	http://www.number10.gov.uk/

The UK Prime Minister is the official head of the UK Government.

Official narrative

Reflecting the will of the people... representative democracy, party politics etc.

Concerns

The UK Deep state has a long history of involvement in the electoral process and of obstructing certain policies while promoting others. In the 1970s, Clockwork Orange was carried out against the Harold Wilson administration. Brian Crozier, in his memoirs, revealed the existence of Shield, a group expressly formed to help in Margaret Thatcher's bid to become prime minister. The Integrity Initiative re-posted anti-Corbyn tweets.

Bilderberg Attendance

From 1963 - 2016, all UK Prime Ministers except for John Major were Bilderberg guests. At least one, Tony Blair, lied to the UK parliament in an effort to hide his attendance. UK Prime Ministers generally attend before becoming party leader.

Before becoming Party Leader

• Tony Blair - 1993
• Gordon Brown - 1991
• Margaret Thatcher - 1975, 1986
• James Callaghan - 1963
• Edward Heath - 1963, 1967, 1969
• Harold Wilson - 1962

As UK Prime Minister

• David Cameron - 2013

As ex-UK Prime Minister

• Alec Douglas-Home - 1977-1980 (chaired), 1986

Never attended

• John Major

Quintessential British Establishment

Oxford and Cambridge Universities (OxBridge) are the very epitome of the higher-education 'British Establishment', with Oxford alone having provided all but four of fourteen Prime Ministers since 1935. The exceptions to this ridiculous dominance being Winston Churchill (war-time special-case), John Major and James Callaghan (non-university educated plebeians) and Gordon Brown (Edinburgh). For public consumption, Oxford and Cambridge are arch-rivals; in reality they are two sides of a coin.

Of the 54 UK Prime Ministers (as of 2011), 41 studied at Oxbridge, 10 did not attend a British university, and only 3, Earl Russell, Neville Chamberlain, and Gordon Brown, went to non-Oxbridge universities (Edinburgh, Birmingham and Edinburgh respectively).

In other words, the 'Oxbridge' duo of Oxford and Cambridge universities, exerts near total dominance on the education and grooming of the people earmarked to front UK Deep State interests and ensure that its hidden permanent government sails on its merry way undisturbed by quaint notions of 'democratic accountability' and the like. Hence the deep penetration of both institutions by the UK SIS's whose real role in the machinations of the State are far and away removed from those of popular imaginings.

Cultural references

The first chapter of the sixth book of J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series is set in the office of the UK Prime Minister. Entitled "The Other Minister", it clarifies that the UK PM, far from the being the top of the power structure, actually takes orders from the Ministry of Magic. As top of the publicly visible part, his role includes concealing the existence of his superiors from the "muggles".