Tellas, the first candidate for the British Conservative Party, was accused of deliberately imitating Mrs. Sachel

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to the British Sky News Network, many foreign netizens found that when the British Foreign Minister Tellas participated in the television debate of the Conservative Party's first election on the 15th, it seemed to imitate the first female prime minister in the UK and the "iron lady" Sachel. lady.

Tellas (left) and Mrs. Sachel (Source: British Sky News Network)

The report pointed out that the black suit jacket worn on the day, with a white shirt with a big bow, was almost "exactly the same" with Mrs. Satcher's speech in 1979. It is worth noting that it was that year that Madam Sachel set foot on a podium to run for the British Prime Minister.

The report quoted a tweet issued by a netizen. The netizen believes that Tellas's "from head to toe" is trying to "re -engraved" the image of Mrs. Sachel in the general election. "Every detail has no details. Let it go. "

Screenshots of related tweets (Source: Twitter)

As of now, the tweet has received a praise of 18,000 and was reposted by more than 4,000 people.

The comments in this tweet are also very interesting. A netizen left a message and said, "So, Bolis imitates Churchill, Tellas imitates Mrs. Sachel, who is the next one?"

"This is the most disturbing cosplay I have ever seen, telling it sincerely." Another netizen said.

In fact, this is not the first time that Tras has been accused of "dressing" Mrs. Sachel. As early as the end of last year, the British "Times" pointed out in a report that Tellas tried to make herself the next Mrs. Satcher. Photos on social platforms show that whether they are taking motorcycles or hugging the Mavericks, they seem to be "conveying a message."

Tellas, 46, is the first female judge in British history. On September 15, 2021, Johnson announced the reorganization of the cabinet and appointed Tellas as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. She also became the second female diplomatic minister in British history. She graduated from Oxford University in 1996 and studied philosophy, politics, and economics. She was the "northern girl who had been educated in comprehensive education" that Conservatives' grassroots liked.

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