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Friday, November 15, 2024

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It would appear that your chancellor is becoming a tad worried by the Scottish National Party, as they’ve made it abundantly clear that they would consider a coalition arrangement with Labour if it meant keeping your party out of office. (https://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/top-stories/osborne-hits-out-over-snp-balance-of-power-1-3666662) Of course, if you all hadn’t been so all-fired keen to deny Scotland its independence via a press feed of lies that have now been well and truly exposed, he wouldn’t have to worry a jot about the less than “purr-fect” situation that will be Scottish “interference” in English parliamentary affairs, now would he?

It now appears that education might be at the root of this English establishment’s shot into its own foot, with your own Department for Education ruling out the inclusion of examination results from International GCSEs (IGCSE) in the performance league tables. IGCSE’s are what many private schools apparently favour for their pupils and, as we know, these private schools are responsible for training those children who tend to go on to occupy positions of influence, either in industry, banking or politics.  The DfE has pretty much stated that what these children are taught is nigh-on irrelevant to the needs of modern Britain, maybe because it’s easier for spoiled and overly arrogant little prigs to obtain a pass mark without having to study too hard. (https://uk.news.yahoo.com/private-schools-bottom-class-083559579.html)

This is the problem with charity schools like the one you and Boris went to, you see?  They want to be out of the mainstream and make loads of tax-free money from those who seriously need to be parted from the obscene amounts that they hog.  This includes the jumped-up Johnny Foreigners whom your kind actively despise, but are compelled to court anyway because they own the oil.  Nevertheless, the private educators squeal like stuck pigs when they suddenly learn that they do actually have to meet certain minimum standards in order to ensure that those passing out of their doors stop being the kind of social dunces who have, until recently, managed to inflict themselves upon society at large via the industrial, banking and political systems currently infested by their dysfunctional parents.  One only has to look at the behaviour of – particularly – Conservative members in the House to see how this reduced mental function is, though the medium of television, turning this country’s governing body into the laughingstock of the entire world. Americans, for instance, now gather in family and friend groups to mock the obviously afflicted creatures as they bray and gesticulate like immature little schoolboys who have discovered a dirty magazine in a drawer.  I strongly suspect that it is not only the Americans who do this.  Putin has been smiling a lot lately, as have Merkel and Hollande, and the Chinese press has already questioned openly why their government should bother paying any attention to those who currently speak for our washed-up little island.

I wonder if the self-proclaimed “ruling class” will ever come to understand that it is not they who determine this country’s fortunes; it is the schools that have been teaching whatever took their fancy who are ultimately responsible for the pile of crap under which we seem destined to be buried for at least another three decades.  If that understanding is possible, then people with history degrees who inexplicably control the vast sums available to the government will come to understand that if not for a certain Scottish king in years long gone, there would have been no United Kingdom in the first place!  Perhaps, had that blood-line continued, the millions of lives forfeited during the First World War might have been lost over something more worthwhile than a mere family squabble among the decidedly faulty European imports, along with their hangers-on and the sycophantic nobility which we have ended up with.

Has it ever occurred to anyone from your class that Britain used to own an empire, Prime Minister?  Used to.  Yet every single nation over which we once ruled rebelled against the mindless cruelty and exploitation that your class imposed upon the natives of the countries concerned, royally kicked our national backside out of their lands, and made sure that we wouldn’t try and come back if we knew what was good for us.  I don’t believe the connection has even come close to being made in the hubris-flooded minds of yourself and your colleagues, Prime Minister, because you are now doing to the people of THIS country exactly what your forebears did to those little brown-skinned slaving machines.

Where do you think that particularly dangerous, pride-fuelled arrogance and ignorance might lead, Prime Minister?  Get George to put down his broken abacus, put his socks and shoes back on, and look back at his history revision notes. In particular he should seek out what has brought down every single empire that has ever – and I do mean EVER – existed, including ours.  As a clue, he should be looking at examples of the centralisation of wealth by the rulers, leading to the always unsustainable “haves and have-nots” situation.  He should see a pattern emerge from that point.

Oh, and just as a word of advice, cocaine is being “cut” with methamphetamine, normally at 10% but unscrupulous dealers are going as far as 25%.  Coke use is rife in your circles, so the press tells us, so I suggest you and your colleagues might wish to drop some timely informal warnings to anyone you may know who thinks shoving powder from questionable sources up their nose on a regular basis is in any way a bright thing to be doing.  Education, see?  It’s at the root of everything, including keeping friends safe.

Sincerely,

Darren Lynch

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