The title of this blogpost has been almost superceded by the shocking unilateral behaviour of Britain’s first Roman catholic Prime Minister.

I had intended to draw attention to his manifest inadequacy as leader of this country, but his latest move only serves to show how much of a puppet he is, moved by others to do their bidding.

His first Bill in the House of Commons blatantly promotes Roman catholicism, under the smoke-screen of removing an anomaly and of promoting equality by including the Jews in his Bill.

What am I writing about? 

The Roman catholic media is quick to publicize the matter.

The Times had reported earlier on 11 September 2026 that Burnham found it “unacceptable for there to be a legislative bar against people of any faith performing all the functions of my office. The government will therefore introduce a Bill at the earliest opportunity to correct this antiquated and archaic anomaly.” We can now see how much of a priority it is for him.

Burnham’s incompetence has already manifested itself in his comments on the Scottish constitutional position in the United Kingdom, showing that he is not on top of his brief. His dogmatism is already seen in his unilateral creation of Number 10 of the North.

He blunders on with this significant change, no doubt encouraged by his Roman catholic backers but, worse, by the weakness of King Charles III’s understanding of the Christian religion and the king’s willingness to sell out the Church of England to the Roman catholic pope in Rome.

Unilateral dogmatism

Burnham’s unilateral behaviour is seen in his establishing a Number 10 of the North without so much as a “by your leave”. This took significant planning, but there was no public nor parliamentary consultation. He is playing “catch me if you can”. The criminal fraternity discovered during Tony Blair’s time in office that the criminal justice system was not fit to catch their crimes, and now criminals brazenly steal from retailers. This attitude has gradually seeped into the rest of society where people simply push ahead with their agenda and wait for others to catch up on them. Keir Starmer did so as Prime Minister and Burnham is following in his steps.

Burnham has shown where his heart lies but he does not have the capacity to work out on his own and to implement all these changes in his first months in power. They demonstrate that he is a puppet in the hands of international forces bearing down upon Britain. While some have legitimately complained about the overweaning influence of the UN, WHO, EU, WEF and other international bodies upon Britain’s national affairs, only this website has included the international influence of the Roman catholic pope in Rome.

Burnham’s move was evidently well prepared in advance and just as Bill Clinton struck quickly with his pet project when he became US President, and Tony Blair struck when leaving the office of British Prime Minister, so Andy Burnham has shown where his real interests lie. Possibly he is repaying a debt to his spiritual paymasters.

When I predicted that Rome would quickly publicise Britain’s first Roman catholic Prime Minister, I did not expect that it would go further than this and that it would strike at the Church of England. It confirms the reasons behind this legislation that Burnham seeks to overturn. “It has been found by experience …” says British legislation, and once again Britain is experiencing what happens when a Roman Catholic gains supreme authority.

Puppet leadership

Andy Burnham does not have the capacity to dream up the changes he has already made in his short time as British Prime Minister.

The ease with which Andy Burnham’s coup secured him the premiership can hardly be called a coronation so much as simply stepping over the doorstep of Number 10. He was swept along by forces larger than himself and he faced no serious challenge in his pursuit of the top job. For a few months of the summer recess he hid from the scrutiny of the House of Commons but seems to have been secretly planning a number of sudden changes. When he did emerge to face Prime Minister’s Questions, he bungled and put his foot in it.

He has produced chaos among the four constituent areas of the UK as the leaders of the SNP, Plaid Cymru, Sinn Féin and even the Irish Republic met in Cardiff to capitalise on Burnham’s ignorant comments about the constitutional position of Scotland within the United Kingdom.

This is a bad start, but no wonder, for he is not Prime Ministerial material.

His first overseas visit was to Ukraine, following his predecessor Keir Starmer’s unilateral promises to Ukraine without parliamentary discussion.

Whose agenda is he implementing?

He is not on top of his Prime Ministerial brief and his real agenda is appearing on the sly, a sleight-of-hand brief, Government by stealth.

His first Bill mentioned above has not been prepared without behind-the-scenes consultations, the support of the Roman catholic hierarchy and possibly even the failing Anglican hierarchy and the monarch. It gives encouragement to the anti-monarchists, the National Secular Society who are said to have promoted the Bill, who will continue to campaign for the disestablishment of the Church of England. It is almost enough to turn a Protestant Unionist into a separatist and who can say where this Bill will end.

Where are we now?

Commentators do not seem bothered by the quality of our new Prime Minister. Possibly they have been desensitized by seven Prime Ministers in 10 years since David Cameron in 2016, who demonstrated how incompetent he was.

However, already there is a list of national concerns under Burnham’s leadership. Where is he leading the country?

His constitutional changes about Number 10 of the North have already been implemented and his constitutional changes about the Church of England have already been presented to Parliament as the first Bill of his premiership.

Commentators are concerned about his commitment to the defence of the country. After the Chagos Islands fiasco, already the sharks are smelling blood about the Falkland Islands and Gibraltar. Like Keir Starmer, they sense a weak Prime Minister.

Little wonder that Burnham’s leadership has led to a discussion about breaking up the United Kingdom.

Along with this are proposals to return to the clutches of the European Union.

This is a bad start for Andy Burnham; but no wonder, for he is not Prime Ministerial material.

Others have noted the build up of a cult of celebrity [at 2’08] around Burnham, but he does not have the capacity far less the charisma to be a celebrity. He has helped to dilute the central power of the UK [at 16’10, 16’45] with his mayoral schemes. His support for an uncapped tourist levy gives tax-raising powers to mayors, in line with his support of the Global Mayors Forum, another international influence on the UK.

The UK, Church of England and monarch deserve what is coming to them. This Bill is simply a step in the process of the Roman catholic take-over of the monarchy and the Church of England. The ungrateful nature of the monarchy, coupled with its effete attitude towards the Lord Jesus Christ and support of false religion will result in a constitutional crisis that will make this Bill pale in comparison. Andy Burnham will not be up to it; but no matter, the puppet will do as he is told.