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莉茲·特拉斯將在新書中“分享她在政府工作中的經驗教訓”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/sep/09/liz-truss-to-share-lessons-of-her-time-in-government-in-new-book

這位前首相將她在 49 天首相任期內垮台的原因之一歸咎於保守黨思想缺乏支持

唐娜·弗格森 (Donna Ferguson) 和代理機構 2023 年 9 月 9 日
莉茲·特拉斯正在寫一本關於她擔任總理 49 天的書,書中將辯稱她垮台的主要原因是缺乏“對保守黨思想的支持” — — 以及對“全球左派”的支持過多。

這位前首相希望看到“保守派運動複興”,並決定“分享她在政府任職期間的經驗教訓”,她“常常是房間裏唯一的保守派”。

這本書《拯救西方的十年》被吹捧為對威權主義和“全球左派傳播的時尚思想”威脅的警告——她指責這一運動破壞了她的總理任期。

這位前外交大臣現在是保守黨後座議員,她將寫下她在女王去世前不久與女王的會麵,以及她與俄羅斯總統弗拉基米爾·普京和中國國家主席習近平的經曆。

特拉斯在一份聲明中表示:“我想分享我在政府和國際會議上的經驗教訓,在這些會議上我常常是房間裏唯一的保守派,並表明如果我們希望避免有控製的衰退,我們必須做出嚴峻的選擇 西方建築的典範,它見證了幾代人的相對和平與繁榮。”

她在接受《星期日郵報》采訪時表示,“再分配主義、商業不景氣、“反抗滅絕”和“停止石油”等反增長人士”等觀念在過去十年中主導了政治。

她對持續的低增長提出警告,並認為西方文化“正在受到質疑,甚至包括人類生物學等基本知識”。


莉茲·特拉斯在唐寧街 10 號外發表講話

“她完全迷失了”:利茲·特拉斯首相任期瓦解的內幕

“如果你看看西方政治中人們在關於有陰莖的人是否是男人的問題上所糾結的問題,就會發現這些人不幸的是多麽有效,”她告訴該報。

她說,稅收太高,政府規模太大,花錢太多,“如果每一英鎊的支出有一半是政府花的,我們就不會擁有充滿活力的經濟。”

她還透露,她認為鮑裏斯·約翰遜永遠不應該被免職。 “這從根本上來說是錯誤的做法,”她告訴該報。 “他被選民選舉為國家領導人,我認為這給我們帶來了巨大的問題。”

她渴望看到一位共和黨人重返白宮,盡管她不願評論是否應該是唐納德·特朗普:“毫無疑問,在我看來,拜登正在做的事情正在通過追求巨額補貼來損害美國經濟, 巨額支出,提高稅收,現在試圖通過經合組織最低稅收協議將其強加於世界其他地區。

“拜登僅僅在美國推行社會主義經濟政策是不夠的,他還想將社會主義經濟政策輸出到歐洲和英國。”

她補充道:“拜登顯然是全球左派的重要組成部分,還有全球環境運動、這個世界的格蕾塔·桑伯格、反資本主義運動,他們非常有效地推動了 政治上可以接受。”

特拉斯還害怕凱爾·斯塔默和喬·拜登的雙重表演:“那會非常糟糕。”

她並不排除自己東山再起的可能性,並表示在看到英國真正發生變化之前她不會休息。 “我認為這是可以實現的,但我並沒有為自己指定未來的任何角色。”

當被問及她是否認為自己導致了自己在辦公室的垮台時,她回答說:“我之前說過,我在溝通和執行等方麵犯了錯誤,但根本問題是保守黨的想法沒有得到足夠的支持。” ”。

特拉斯與她的前總理、強大盟友誇西·誇騰的密切政治聯係似乎已經結束。 特拉斯在其首相任期的最後幾天解雇了他,因為他們的 450 億英鎊無資金減稅預算引發了經濟危機並導致抵押貸款利率飆升。 當被問及兩人是否通過短信聯係時,她回答說:“偶爾。 我不會和他說那麽多。”

在采訪中,她承認她仍然難以“計算”在 10 號任職期間發生的事情,特別是關於“女王身上發生的事情”:“這是非同尋常的,而且也是在擔任外交大臣和英國首相期間發生的事情。” 歐洲土地上的第一場戰爭於當年早些時候打響,因此 2022 年就像過山車一樣,非同尋常。”

她的辦公室表示,她將自己寫這本書,而不是聘請代筆人。 將於四月出版。

Liz Truss to 'share lessons' of her time in government in new book

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/sep/09/liz-truss-to-share-lessons-of-her-time-in-government-in-new-book

The former PM blames lack of support for Conservative ideas as part of her downfall during her 49-day premiership

Liz Truss is writing a book about her 49 days as prime minister, which will argue the main cause of her downfall was a lack of “support for Conservative ideas” – and too much support for the “global left”.

The former prime minister wants to see a “Conservative movement revival” and has decided to “share the lessons” from her time in government, where she was “often the only conservative in the room”.

The book, Ten Years to Save the West, is being touted as warning against authoritarianism and the threat from “fashionable ideas propagated by the global left” – the same movement she blames for derailing her premiership.

The former foreign secretary, who is now a backbench Conservative MP, will write about her meeting with the Queen shortly before the monarch’s death and her experiences with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and China’s Xi Jinping.

 

In a statement, Truss said: “I want to share the lessons from my experience in government and those international meetings where I was often the only conservative in the room and demonstrate that we have stark choices to make if we wish to avoid a managed decline of the western architecture that has presided over generations of relative peace and prosperity.”

In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, she said that ideas like “redistributionism, business being bad, the anti-growth people like Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil” have dominated politics over the last decade.

She warned of persistent low growth and argued that western culture is “being questioned, even basic things like human biology”.

“If you look at the knots in which people tie themselves in western politics about whether somebody with a penis is a man or not, it shows how effective unfortunately these people have been,” she told the newspaper.

Taxes are too high and the government is too big and spends too much money, she said: “We are not going to get a dynamic economy if half of every pound spent is being spent by the government.”

She also revealed that she thinks Boris Johnson should never have been removed of office. “That was fundamentally the wrong thing to do,” she told the paper. “He’d been elected leader of the country by the electorate and I think that’s caused us huge problems.”

She is keen to see a Republican back in the White House, although she would not comment on whether it should be Donald Trump: “There is no doubt in my mind that what Biden is doing is damaging the United States economy by pursuing huge subsidies, huge spending, raising taxes and now trying to impose this on the rest of the world through the OECD minimum tax agreement.

 

“It’s not good enough for Biden just to have a socialist economic policy in the US, he also wants to export that socialist economic policy to Europe and to the United Kingdom.”

She added: “You’ve got the global left which Biden is obviously a key part of, but also the global environmental movement, the Greta Thunbergs of this world, the anti-capitalist movement, and they have been very effective in pushing what is politically acceptable.”

Truss also dreads a Keir Starmer-Joe Biden double act: “That would be very bad.”

She didn’t rule herself out for a comeback, saying that she would not rest until she sees real change in Britain. “I think that can be delivered but I’m not specifying any role for myself in the future.”

When asked whether or not she believed she contributed to her own downfall in office, she replied: “I’ve said before that I made mistakes on things like communication and execution, but the fundamental problem was there wasn’t enough support for Conservative ideas.”

Truss’s close political bond with her former chancellor and strong ally, Kwasi Kwarteng, appears to be over. Truss fired him in the final days of her premiership after their budget of £45bn of unfunded tax cuts sparked an economic crisis and sent mortgage rates soaring. Asked whether the pair are in contact by text, she replied: “Occasionally. I’m not speaking to him that much.”

In the interview, she admitted that she still struggles to “compute” what happened during her time in No 10 – particularly concerning “what happened to the Queen”: “It was extraordinary and it also came off the back of being foreign secretary with the first war on European soil kicking off earlier that year, so 2022 was an extraordinary rollercoaster, extraordinary.”

Her office said she will be writing the book herself, rather than using a ghostwriter. It will be published in April.

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