The leader of Britain's Conservative Party, who is a Nigerian anchor baby married to a Scotsman, has fired one of the party's leading members, a prominent Welsh Zionist married to a member of Britain's Jewish community. The reason for the sacking is because the Welsh Zionist was plotting to join a Putinist-aligned populist party whose main purpose is to split the right-wing vote in the UK and boost the SNP in Scotland.
The Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch (formerly Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke) was born in the UK back in 1980, after her Nigerian mother entered the country to acquire a valuable "birth-right citizenship" for her, before taking her back to Nigeria where she was raised up to the age of 16. She also has Nigerian citizenship, which she has not renounced.
The Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch (formerly Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke) was born in the UK back in 1980, after her Nigerian mother entered the country to acquire a valuable "birth-right citizenship" for her, before taking her back to Nigeria where she was raised up to the age of 16. She also has Nigerian citizenship, which she has not renounced.
The law that allowed her to acquire UK citizenship so easily in 1980 during a short-term visit by her mother was changed soon afterwards to prevent birth-right citizenship being granted to people from foreign countries soon after with the British Nationality Act of 1981.
Despite being a Nigerian anchor baby, Badenoch nevertheless managed to get herself elected leader of the Conservative Party in 2024. This was after most of her competitors in the party had been annihilated in the General Election of that year. Badenoch, however, survived simply because she had been "parachuted" into a safe Tory seat in 2017 as part of a long-running "modernisation" campaign by the party to have more non-White faces. As ethnic candidates placed in Tory seats generally performed badly, they were seldom put in marginal seats.
The leading member of her party whom she has just fired is Robert Jenrick, a man of Welsh ancestry with deeply Zionist sympathies who is married to a member of the Britain's Jewish community; a community which is definitely not shy about exerting its political influence in the UK. In the past Jenrick has also received generous funding from other members of that community.
Of course, his Zionism had nothing to do with his firing, as the Nigerian anchor baby is also strongly pro-Israel. Instead he was fired for plotting to defect to Reform UK, a party that is aligned with Kremlin interests, funded by Russian-flagged dark money, and supported by its own TV news channel funded by yet more dark money, this time with clear links to Vladimir Putin.
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