Johnson is trying to win over many countries to form a new alliance and become the hegemon. Will those countries listen to him?

No country will listen to him, because the British Prime Minister is in a state of distress at home:

1. The trade between the UK and the EU has been disconnected due to the withdrawal agreement on an island. Prime Minister Johnson wants to A strong push was made to amend the agreement, but the EU firmly opposed it. Pelosi of the United States directly named it and warned, scaring Johnson to the point of shivering in the heat. The independent parties on this island have just captured a majority of seats in the parliament, and Johnson is even more worried. What will happen if they argue for independence?

2. Inflation and material supply shortages like those in the UK have caused ordinary people to live in dire straits. Various demonstrations have come one after another, and no solution has been found yet.

3. During the British response to the epidemic, the Prime Minister issued an executive order to combat the epidemic. As a result, he acted as a double-dealer and asked everyone to strictly implement the "rules." However, he himself held an entertainment party at the Prime Minister's Office, more than once. , although he apologized for this, and although the police department investigated and fined him, the public thought it was "evading the important and taking the easy."

However, the British Prime Minister took the lead in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Not only did he visit Kiev, but he also walked around the streets of Kiev arm in arm with the Ukrainian President, expressing his determination to stand with Ukraine. It is a family that promises various weapons assistance and financial support. Ukraine also took the opportunity to publicize the unusually close relationship between the two countries.

On a whim, Johnson proposed that the United Kingdom step forward to reorganize a "EU II", whose members include Ukraine, Turkey, Poland, and the Baltic countries. In this way, the UK is the natural "boss". It can not only challenge the "EU", but also enhance the UK's international status. It can also help it get out of trouble and shift its domestic focus. Johnson's starting point was that these countries were not welcome in the EU. Turkey had been waiting outside the EU for decades, and Ukraine had to wait ten or more years. He estimated that these countries would be interested, but the result was a slap in the face. Ukraine, which was considered the most likely, was the first to jump out and stated that it would not join any "alternative organization to the EU." In a word, Ukraine looks down upon Britain’s “EU II”. Alas, Zelensky did not understand the "music" played by Johnson, and Johnson's hard work was in vain.

To be honest, many countries joining the EU want to receive subsidies. The UK ranks third in the EU. Does it have the strength to subsidize many of its younger brothers? One of the reasons for leaving the EU was that the UK did not want refugees and did not want to pay "dues" every year. Now it still wants to be the boss, which is really overestimating its capabilities. What's more, Britain is still relying on the strength of the United States to mix in the world. How can it have any influence? Forming "European Union II"? Britain is just talking. No country will listen to him, and few politicians think highly of him.