I’m not going to beat about the bush here… we’re
living in quagmire of perversity. Fascism has stepped out of a World War Two
spitfire and minced about in coffee shops, local bars and spiked the
unintelligible minds with what I can only describe as being from the bathroom
cabinet of Farage. When will this psychosis recede?
A pattern has emerged over recent years and its
failures of protest from the Iraq invasion in early noughties, ‘Occupy’ after
the subprime market crash and its vacated enough room for the contagion of
Western protectionism to *actually* thrive. To put a real dampener on matters,
intellectuals are now perusing over the dwindling moral flame of the Left --
And worse still stretching their cerebral loaves at the prospect of reinventing
a new opponent to rival far right extremism. Now among the imbroglio of animal
farm antics there’s a glimmer of hope; indeed, the same intellectuals claimed
that the printed book was dead; since then there’s been a revival of physical
books – yeh, what do modern day Philosophers know eh; and this is my main
point: social values have very likely got drowned out by demonstrative meat-heads;
in retrospect, no-one can specifically drown out social values for too long;
hence, why Marx or Engels philosophy is truly never far away from our social
conscience.
GE2017, sparked a new dawn for Leftist politics - the
social movement had momentum and then it inadvertently turned a Socialist into
a sceptic namely; Will Self; y-see he’s grinding through his cerebral gears on
the ‘Funzing’ stage on July 31st
2018; burping out Leftist mantra from the 1990s. By the time Socialism enters
the fray I suspect Self will gormlessly adopt a self-professed mutiny against
his juvenile socialist utopia ---- whereby he’ll spit out some feathers and
drown out the Leftist audience thought-process with anecdotal stage noise while
meandering from side to side in size fourteen shoes – Orwellian ‘Newspeak’
reborn, for his disillusionment with Corbyn started on the day he became Labour
leader. During ‘Newsnight’ accompanying
Matthew Paris, Self announced: ‘it’ll be
an amusing time with Jeremy Corbyn at the helm; he’ll last two months… tops…’ Then Brexit occupied all that’s sacred; but
still the temple scratching continues to why the Opposition isn’t dominating
the incumbent regime. What they mean by dictate to a regime I can only imagine,
it probably means to break parliamentary codes at a far greater velocity than
the Tories currently do - naturally a tall order, for the analogy questions the
Socialist axiom.
Ultimately, now that recess is upon us, it’ll
allow for breathing space from the vermin screeches about nefarious content,
perhaps this is an opportunity for academics to analyse the polished excrement,
for twenty-two pounds a listen. A night off from building a trench in the
backyard as the intellectual forecasts claims we’re entering a period of PR
uncertainty. We’re far from the cuddly
cardigan 1990s when Bliar’s New Labour encroached on a social-ideology that
metamorphosed into Red Toryism, an establishment plan that guaranteed ‘Bliar
and Thatcher a political kinship; presumably the necessary concomitant to suit
the masses. A social future in the balance, just like the UK landmass the
social philosophy ebbed away down a crumbly slope, leaving Corbyn to
reconstruct Labour’s core principles in the harshest of political environs.
Still Bliar has the audacity to sit
in judgement, knowing full well his pontifications are paid for by Israeli Lobby
Group, which goes out of their way to smear racial falsifications on Britain’s
social axiom.
The so-called intellectual ‘socialist-elite’ are
on now a mission to ease off the
social-themed momentum in fear it may take office via default by ‘accident’
– suddenly you’re finding aleatory terminologies affiliated to political
agendas, i.e. Brexit, Public Sector and the Political Chaos. By habit and
history backs up this theory, the electorate aren’t forgiving, and will vote
for a complete change if given the chance. Yet Will Self at the ‘Funzing’ will endeavour to employ a
vision devised to stabilise the decrepit status quo -- in truth, the ilk of the
wealthy intellectual quivers in fear of the Socialist animal, why they fall
over themselves to refute the Corbynistas’
credulous ‘economic policies.’ Implying they’re too over caffeinated to
face the ‘real consequences which renders
Labour unelectable.’ Meanwhile, Brexit and its implications however are
overlooked.
Breaking points in history have the
characteristics and agility of ‘Sesame
Street’s’ Big Bird. It looks like a Fun
Gig, it sounds like a Fun Gig,
but ends up getting gate crashed by ‘Funzing’
hoodlums harping on about the values of true-redistribution – whatever that
means? My intelligence gets thwarted at the misconception of
rearticulating - basically, recycling
what we already know; thus, throwing a scholarly hat on it and then pose
‘they’re rethinking a Western alliance’ – this is no different to High Street
Banks reselling PPI to consumers who’ve just sued them over PPI corruption. A
total injustice is being played out at the expense of social and moral value;
purely on the idiosyncratic opinion Corbynistas’s philosophy is automatically
futile. Surely, every ‘unworkable’ ideology is deemed original and possibly
inspiring prior to it being active and therefore ‘new’? My mumpsimus persona
rattles the cages of the ‘asinine elite’;
herewith, why I gravitate towards ‘the new spirit of the age’ theorems - and by
nature pay homage to the main value: community.
Workers deplore degradation and the loss of
self-respect that made the collective working class the pride of the world –
what’s happening now is the decline of culture, skill and attainment as well as
human dignity depicted by ‘wage slavery’ causes them to surrender their dreams
of bettering themselves economically but enhances a greater requirement– a need
for identity supremacy and once this has been taken advantage of by a far-right
agenda -- yes, the working class have become the ‘menials’ the humble subjects
for despots. We’ve arrived at these crossroads… now media,
universities and the intellectual class are the apologists for the powerful who
sought to justify despotism. They’re employed to install the demeaning values
and rewrite racial definitions – yet the ideology of a democracy is to conquer ‘monarchial principles;’ call it a
rally-cry for a Social Labour Movement.
Events like ‘Funzing’
won’t subscribe to the works of Wilhelm von Humboldt announcing that the
true labourers own the garden rather than the listless voluptuary who enjoys
its fruits; the kind who interact with financial initiatives, speculations and
equip themselves in the knowledge of down-turns thanks to phone yodels from the
market forces - the very same mechanics the predetermine the labour outcomes. I
believe it was the Adam Smith’s theorems which embedded the conservative security
of having inequality driving the workforce for a ‘better life’ these are the
conditions they work to. Overtime, the ideology cements itself into something
sinister and then the Tory establishment asks intellectuals to sell rhetoric...
i.e. ‘is the Left Dead’? Odd analogy to carelessly peruse, because Thomas
Jefferson proposed that widespread poverty and concentrated wealth cannot exist
side by side in a democracy; it makes you ponder why we have foodbanks, for
they’re an example of a failed democracy according to Jefferson. Today, concepts
of foodbanks are swished away by capitalists saying: ‘for those with *temporary* cash flow issues.’ Only the Left are protesting to sustain
our democracy.
These ‘bought priesthoods’ prefer the erroneous desideratum
to continue in a bid to protect their self-preservation; so human values in
retrospect wain and before long the nation who invented human rights globally
is progressively leaning towards those actively doing great evil and violating
against natural liberty under the noose of identity. After eight years of
austerity, ‘identity politics’ is now
the affiche, all designed to mislead
the growing poor.
Brexit appears to be the ultimate betrayal for
the working class – hence, on the horizon is a behemoth change, it won’t be
derived by a definable proletariat whereby they can show solidarity, oh know,
the change will be done in dissent ----call it a rally-cry for a Social Labour
Movement.
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