Our Worthy Heirs

As Britain edges closer to independence from the unelected European Convention on Human Rights, a former protectorate of the master race has made encouraging progress in a similar direction. Uganda, whose most famous past president was a graduate of the King's African Rifles, has formally evicted the interfering busybodies of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, thereby freeing the government to deal robustly with migrant hordes, disruptive protesters, and those who fail to work hard and play by the rules. The current president has perhaps gone a little further than is strictly British in his incentivisation of non-traitorous voting practice; but unlike the British government he has apparently been forced to deal with actual political opposition.