"Boris Johnson is not my Prime Minister" is the chant ringing-out in the streets of London just hours after the UK voters swept him back into Number 10. The ebb-and-flow of 2020 change now has strong momentum in Great Britain as a 70 year old structure of governance trembles. Perhaps post-2020 change can best be tracked by a "spectrum of colours" that are all heading in the same direction [see photo].
Post-2020 change is structural and thus it is not given to producing a controlled implosion where everything crumbles into a neat pile of rubble. The truth is that it is not viable to have a structural implosion of globalism, collectivism, socialism, institutionalism [EU, UN, Central Banks, etc], and elitism. Thus post-2020 change must ebb-and-flow as each component of the C20th structure flexes, bends, and stretches to resist the "winds of discontent" within a system that is no longer fit for purpose.
Globalism was built by the finance industry [elites in London] is being propped-up by power-based collectivists [EU and China] . And so the elites of London [rich and powerful] are now aligning with the communists [CCP] and thus they are creating a new post-2020 form of collaboration. These new "coalitions of interests" will inevitably struggle to become stable entities and thus the resistance to post-2020 change will become a contested affair over the next 30 years. For example, the SNP in Scotland is an integral part of the resistance to the will of the UK voters who supported Boris Johnson and his Brexit plans. The SNP vote appears to be in part a vote to remain in the EU and in part a vote to have a referendum on Scottish independence. Most who voted for Boris Johnson would probably be more than happy to "wave Scotland goodbye" but uncoupling England [and Wales] from Scotland is an even more complex endeavour than uncoupling the UK from the EU. So the resistance to Boris Johnson coming from the SNP will be loud and aggressive as it garners support from socialists, elites, the CCP, a defiant media [BBC et al], a bloated and centralised public service, and at least a 100 years of "group think".
Prime Minister Boris Johnson crashed though the "red wall" of UK Labour voters none of whom have a drop of "blue blood" running through their veins. However these folk are holding their breath to see how the ebb-and-flow of post-2020 change works out for them.
Meanwhile the chant in the streets of London today is "Boris Johnson is not my Prime Minister" as a new resistance army marches through the cobbled streets of yesterday.
Richard
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Hi there.... Everyone must now hold onto their hats because the swirling winds of change are blowing in one direction as the post-2020 era begins. Change is coming however the resistance to these world changing winds is coalescing within collectives, institutions, media, anti-carbon economics followers, and bloated global bureaucracies. Those of you who are minimalists will rejoice in the emergence of a post-2020 era. Cheers, Richard