How the UK's prime minister was chosen

The UK's current prime minister was chosen by the members of the Tory Party. They include foreigners who don't live in Britain and can't vote in elections. They also include rich people who secretly buy a share in party decisions.

*The more loudly a politician proclaims [per] patriotism, the more likely [perse is] to act on behalf of foreign money. Every recent Conservative prime minister has placed the interests of transnational capital above the interests of the nation. But, to a greater extent than any previous leader, Truss’s politics have been shaped by organisations that call themselves thinktanks, but would be better described as lobbyists who refuse to reveal who funds them. Now she has brought them into the heart of government.*