If I was the Leader !

As you all know, being an armchair critic is often quite easy.  After all, all I have to do is state my views. However, life is not always that simple. There are many writers but very few who will put their neck on the line and state things that most people think in their heads but are too afraid to expresspublicly.  Fortunately, I am not hampered by such restraint.

I have often been asked, what would I do if I was the Prime Minister or the President. The probability of that happening is of course zero.However, I got thinking and the following are just a few thoughts, you never know, they might read and implement a few of them!

If I was the Prime Minister of BritainI would:

1. Leave the corrupt European Court of Human Rights.
2. Ensure the anarchy caused by groups like Extension Rebellion, Black Lives Matter, Woke protesters, Far-Right marches andhate marcherson our streets stop and those caught are put behind bars.
3. Raise the Personal Tax Allowance to £15000.
4. Stop the massive wastage of money and resources in the NHS (and other public services).
5. Stop illegal migration and put the British people first.

Of course,there are many more things one would need to do concurrently that would be contributory and supportive of the main ethos of nation first.

If I was the Prime Minister of India, I would:

1. Get rid of WAQF and bring back all assets under the control of the government and return those stolen from individuals and other organisations.
2. One Nation One Election and stop the madness of the country always being in some sort of election mode.
3. One Nation One Law, there are no excuse to have any exemptions.
4. Expedite the closure of all outstanding cases in the courts, especially the high-profile ones.
5. Get rid of media that undermines national law through their lies, misrepresentation and spreading of outright disinformation. E.g. The BBC, CNN etc

Again, there would be a huge number of other things that one would need to do to underpin and support major structural changes.

If I was the President of America, I would:

1. Stop funding the morally and ethically corrupt United Nation which survives because of the huge amount (30%) of funding provided by the US. Same is true for other international NGOs like WHO etc.
2. Stop its mindless love affair with terrorist nations like Pakistan.
3. Bring about major societal and governmental changes to supercharge the economy and bring down its debt burden.
4. Raise the minimum wage (currently it is only $7.25/hrthough individual states can increase that if they should wish).
5. Revamp public health care.

To be honest, there is so much mess in America, my list of things to do would be quite long. It’s a nation in serious decline. It’s capacity to print money has allowed it to get away with the ramifications of its dismal economic policies.

If I was the DictatorinChina, I would:

Get a grip on the mounting debt.

1. Stop indulging terrorist states like Pakistan.
2. Make India a friend, because the alternative will serve neither nation.
3. Stabilize the property market.
4. Reconcile the hidden losses in the many state ventures that are not performing.

China has grown exponentially. It’s a dictatorship therefore what the leader says, happens. There is no resemblance of law or justice for the ordinary citizen who either comply, or they go missing. China is spreading its footprint of grabbing land and resources from its neighbours, and whilst this might seem a good idea, it’s only matter of time before it explodes in their face. A savvy dictator would now show restraint and make friends.

In general, the west needs to reassess its position within the global order. Gone are the days of being the imperial masters and ruling other nations (overtly or covertly). For the west to survive and maintain at least some of its identity, they will need to reject their love affair with extremists, Islamists, Khalistanis and all other miscreant nations who will ultimately bite their butt sooner or later.

For the east, China, Russia and India can reset the world for the next millennia, if only they got their act together and found a way to work as a collective.Think about it, India and China alone account for some 2.8 billion people.

The untapped gem of the world, African nations, need strongleadership that is just and puts people and nation first, and not be enslaved by the power of the Dollar that so often buys their compliance.

 The 20^th Century belonged to America. The 21^st Century will belong to India, primarily because of its massive untapped potential, its young intelligent population, and the fact that it is the largest democracy the world has ever known.