🌍🇬🇧💊Well, it’s official—when world leaders start calling the British Prime Minister delusional, it’s no longer satire, it’s foreign policy. The once mighty “Global Britain” is now the polite dinner guest everyone humours until it starts talking to the teapot about sovereignty. And the rest of the table? They’re just exchanging nervous glances, waiting for the carers—sorry, “Cabinet”—to quietly lead him back to the nice, padded residence at Westminster Asylum for the Terminally Overconfident.

🧠 Tea, Toast, and Total Delusion

Let’s be fair—every Prime Minister needs a bit of self-belief. But this one’s living in a parallel timeline where Britain is still an empire, the economy’s “world-leading,” and everyone else is jealous of our weather and our tax code.

Other leaders are reportedly struggling to keep a straight face at international summits. The French President sighs. The Germans just shake their heads. Even the Americans—who elected Trump—look concerned.

Meanwhile, our PM insists there’s no crisis, no war, no problem that can’t be fixed with a plucky grin and another speech about “resilience.” The same grin you’d see on someone trying to convince you that 2+2=fish.

Back home, the headlines read like medical notes: “PM Refuses Reality Again,” “Cabinet Declares Everything Fine While House Burns,” and “Britain—Now With Extra Madness, No Extra Growth.” The empire strikes back? More like the empire’s had a breakdown.

The only thing keeping the whole thing together is the British sense of denial—proud, polished, and served with two sugars and a stiff upper lip. ☕😬

💥 Challenges 💥

Is Britain really losing the plot—or are we just the only ones still pretending we haven’t?

Should we laugh, cry, or start applying for joint citizenship with sanity?

👇 Drop your sharpest lines, bleakest jokes, or most creative diagnoses in the blog comments. Don’t just scream into the void—make it public, make it funny, make it sting. 💬🔥

The top takes will be featured in the next issue of the magazine—straight from the asylum’s editorial wing. 🧩📰

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