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    Theresa May: The Bankruptcy of British Politics

    By Mark Romel

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    Everyone can see the signs. The British political class have failed to understand reality, and their Reign of Error will soon be over. New voices will emerge and replace the decrepit, bankrupt system that has dutifully served the British establishment for as long as anyone can remember. This is a deconstruction of Theresa May's monstrous speech at the Tory Party Conference in 2016 where she masqueraded as a meritocrat despite being the leader of the party that supports an anti-meritocratic monarch as the head of state, an anti-meritocratic private education system (where all that matters is the wealth of your parents), and anti-meritocratic, rentier capitalism where those who have the most assets run and own the country despite not doing a single stroke of meritorious work. Let's see if May has a coherent plan, or if she just strings sentences together and hopes no one will notice that she is politically naked and clueless.
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    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 7, 2018
    ISBN9780244067090
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    Theresa May: The Bankruptcy of British Politics
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    Mark Romel

    Mark Romel writes about reality, unreality, hyperreality, surreality. Is humanity mad? Does it have a reality principle, or a fantasy principle?

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