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Timotios Melchiot

Timotios Melchiot

Relaxed graduate of English Literature at the University of Sussex. Interest in politics, socio-economics as well as real global sustainability & equality.

Crisis in the Party of the Gatekeepers.

2 min readJan 31, 2022
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Lets explain the rage behind the accusations of unchecked parties at Number 10 Downing Street, held in honour of PM Boris Johnson.

What would otherwise be amusing episodes of privileged merriment, but executed while the entire globe suffered a catastrophic epidemic over the last two years and counting, has brought severe scrutiny on the British Establishment System. Comedy that really isn’t funny can be classified as a bona-fide tragedy.

It is the tragedy of a population that has seen extensive, perhaps avoidable loss of our loved ones that has ultimately, mortally breached the previously impregnable and privileged ‘yacht of merriment’ that has enabled a rogue Public-Schoolboy clan to steer the country into the waters of elite unaccountability and naked kleptocracy.

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First via Brexit, then with a farcical idea of ‘Levelling-Up’ and then topped off with hopeless mismanagement of policies, payments and contracts during a national lockdown. All of which are riddled with extensive opportunism, in-dealing and exploitation of policy to benefit an already wealthy, elite closed circle. All the while degrading the lives of the people that believed that positive changes would result in following these stock of leaders who always told them what they needed, or rather wanted to hear, with zero intention to keep their promises.

Indeed Boris Johnson from the age of 7 knew that he would be leading the United Kingdom with the authority akin to a monarch. Such immature episodes of overblown infantile egomania is normal in every child. It is nonetheless checked, moderated and eroded in practically every person as they grow up and mature. Unfortunately for Boris Johnson he did not have these checks and balances that modulated his reality. Only enabling factors of great wealth, position and perhaps unhealthy social and familial encouragement. Not factors which will build respect or accountability to others in an individuals character.

While such individuals make very good entertainers and comedians their unyielding narcissistic brittleness makes them very poor leaders in the long run. The fact that the British population was unaware of this when voluntarily electing them will lead to an unsavoury backlash to very unceremoniously depose them. Popular hindsight is not at all generous or merciful to populous leaders. Take for base reference Ill Duce, who promised the Italians the return of Roman Glory.

His end was grizzly.

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Timotios Melchiot
Timotios Melchiot

Written by Timotios Melchiot

Relaxed graduate of English Literature at the University of Sussex. Interest in politics, socio-economics as well as real global sustainability & equality.