It says a lot about the class divided
elitist system we, in this country live under, when three lads from
the same year, at the same posh, very expensive school, end up at the
same time, with three of the most powerful jobs in the country. All
members of the arsehole Bullingdon Club for arrogant parasites. As
far as the working class are concerned they are also three of the
most dangerous men in the country. Groomed at the establishment's
sausage factory, Cambridge, to protect their own and their millionaire
friend's wealth, they are slotted in to positions of power.
I suppose if the working class
were to put out a most wanted poster, then No.1 most dangerous man in
the country would be George Gideon Oliver Osborne, son of Sir Peter
Osborne 17th Baronet, and heir to the title. He lives in his padded bubble of
privilege and wealth, oblivious of the troubles and problems of the
ordinary people and ruthlessly carries out the dictates of his
rich bankster buddies. The establishment has tasked him with the job of
removing all wealth from the public sector to the private sector and
to prepare the British working class for entry to the sweatshop
economy. He does his job with an arrogance and relish. I suppose you
could put murderer on that wanted poster, as in his drive to satisfy his
billionaire bankster friends, he has introduced policies that
increase poverty and deprivation, and in that poisonous cocktail, death
lurks and strikes.
WANTED
I'm not suggesting for one minute
that we should replace this dangerous, arrogant, pompous, privileged
parasite, with a more caring compassionate individual. That would
make little or no difference what so ever, the corporate beast and
the banksters would still be pulling the strings. The public assets
would still be plundered and the public wealth sent up to their
already fat overflowing coffers.
No, it's the system that stinks,
the elitist profit driven system of exploitation and privilege, that
needs to be sorted out. Not changed, just simply scrapped. Capitalism
can't be made fair, it can't be made caring, it is first and foremost
a system of the few getting rich on the backs of the many, and the gap
between rich and poor will always grow. I'm sure you can think of a
better way to run our society than handing power and control over our lives to a bunch of
pampered parasites from a wealthy privileged background.
