Ex-Prime Minister: Transgenderism Is Taking Over The British Government
March 10, 2026
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In this video, Zuby sits down with former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss to expose how transgender ideologues, environmental extremists, Muslim Brotherhood supporters, and Keynesian economists have infiltrated Britain's civil service as "destructionists" who reject traditional family, biological sex, and national interests—allowing them to dominate unelected bureaucracy while career officials who just want to get on lose out. Truss recounts her own 2019 stunt as the brief "British women's deadlift record holder" (pulling 230kg) to highlight the absurdity of men competing in women's sports under transgender ideology. They discuss why this ideological capture is rampant across Western Anglosphere countries (UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)—weak chains of command, "independent" bodies that insulate bureaucrats from elected politicians, and the myth of "following the science" or expertise that lets ideologues override democratic will, contrasting it with clearer hierarchies like in the UAE.
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