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Why is that?
Surely if the majority of people think in a certain way, then that should be the way that our democracy is run. We should not have a silent majority wishing that the country was run in one way, while an arrogant minority is taking it in a completely different direction. Examples abound in UK politics of politicians not listening to the people who elected them (the EU, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan etc.) Indeed, in recent years, in politics as in TV, substance has given way to spin.
Well I intend to change that.
The PDC could not promise a horn of plenty for all but what it would promise is an honest, hard-working team of dedicated professionals working together to get the best deal for this country and its inhabitants – not for themselves, not for their cronies or for the self-serving elite but for the hard-working citizens of this country without whom there would be no Britain to make Great again
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Author – Who am I?
I am nobody. I am not a politician or an economist. I am not a Westminster lackey or a disgruntled hack. I am not a financial analyst or a fiscal specialist... and I am certainly no miracle worker... but what I am is a pragmatist, a citizen of this country who is sick and tired of the way the professional politicians and our pseudo-leaders with their self-serving arrogance, their questionable morality and their slick tongues have ruined the country of my birth and its economy.
So, who I am is not important.
What is important…is the message, not the messenger delivering it.
Our politicians all pretend to be experts in the fields mentioned above...notably in economics and finance, but look where that has led us; to the brink of a triple-dip recession.
Experts...? What experts?
I repeat; I am not a politician but crucially some of our greatest leaders were not politicians either; Cromwell, Wellington and Churchill were all military men before turning to politics. None was spoon fed into the job like those of the current generation of Oxbridge educated INEPTs. (Even Nelson Mandela, the world’s most revered politician in recent memory was not a politician initially; he had trained to be a lawyer)...but needless to say, despite their lack of political pedigree, Cromwell, Wellington and Churchill were real leaders; people who knew all about adversity...and it is someone of their ilk, their stature and their conviction that the British people now need to step forward, to take on the challenge of leading this once-great country back to prosperity before the INEPTs do any more irrevocable damage.
I might or might not be that person – but if there is somebody else out there willing to take up the mantle, please, please step forward now; your country needs you...
