Politics in the UK are broken
so say the politicians and they should know
because they are responsible for breaking it!
Why are politics broken?
There are now half a dozen significant political parties in the UK
with reckless infighting within each one of them.
Is this a sign of political stability? No!
Is the emergence of populists a good sign? No!
Will bribes of vibes sort the problems? We shall soon see!
Since the British public voted for them, they are
-the reflections of a worried public
-a deeply worried and dissatisfied public
-whose dreams of a better life have been damaged
-who feels deceived by politicians’ broken promises.
And these promises have not been broken recently
We, the British, have been fed lies and been misled for decades.
What can be done about it?
The-Protectorate will expose propaganda and hypocrisy and puncture falsehoods
It will look at how to change the ways public leaders conduct themselves and how people react to their leadership. It will do this by way of hard-hitting exposes and parody across the politics, society and economics.
The social and economic problems are well-known:
potholes not fixed
shoplifting and other petty crimes unsolved
benefit system bloated and fleeced by scroungers
local high streets decaying
young people without jobs
immigration overload
defence neglected
We shall identify solutions and get the best people to implement them. Not tomorrow, not in 5 or 10 years, but starting today.
The-Protectorate’s purpose is
to pursue the truth
Which will help to strengthen many individuals. It will do this by creating an emotional and intellectual shield for them. It will also do so by highlighting the importance of universal human values.
We all have ideas, thousands of them, and developing them is a process which is recreated every day, on wide-ranging subjects. But there is also a hierarchy of ideas, some of which are controlled by vested interests.
These vested interests have to say that the Politics in the UK are broken
Because it justifies their unproductive and often pointless existences and increases the public’s dependence on them.
And this is in spite of the fact that the most powerful of these promoters is the government and their narrative is created to further their interests.
Whether these ideas are shared by their public will depend on the type of government that a society has. This may be democratic or bureaucratically centralised which plays a big role in determining the level of manipulation that occurs.
These communication issues produce the divergence between the truth and lies. And this may result in changes ranging from new elections to civil unrest.
