Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has delivered a scathing attack on the British state, condemning it as “deeply rotten” and warning of a “disastrous situation” facing the country. Speaking to GB News at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (Arc) conference in east London, Truss raised concerns about what she described as a two-tier system of justice, where people are “being thrown in jail for Facebook posts” while serious crimes remain unpunished.
Truss singled out the Supreme Court, which was established by the Constitutional Reform Act, questioning the role of judges in making “political decisions.” She specifically targeted their involvement in decisions such as determining which refugees should be allowed into the UK, stating, “Why are judges making political decisions like which refugees should be allowed into our country? They shouldn’t be making those decisions.”
