Gloria de Piero, a former journalist, and now
MP for the Labour Party in the United Kingdom wondered why people just don’t
like her, don’t like politicians in general, and according to herself set out
to investigate why.
She found at least part of the obvious
answer: People feel strongly and accurately that most politicians just don’t
have any idea of how most people live and what their concerns and problems are,
thus their solutions and voting are doomed to be flawed.
And it is, by far.
And this is just the tip of the iceberg. All
the dominant parties in the UK
Gloria is a member of the Labour Party, one
faction of the power hungry very eager to implement totalitarian laws and
practices. Tony Blair and those in his circle virtually set a record there. The
current government is better in some ways, worse in others. None of the two
factions offers or is interested in offering any true solutions to the woes of
mankind.
People should hate politicians. They are,
generally speaking indifferent power-grabbers enjoying their wealth and
position for all it is worth, serving a corrupt system constantly stepping on
the poor and not so well off.
It isn't just politicians that are
deliberately distancing themselves from most people, but journalists as well
and most people part of the established order, so she is at least twice wrong.
She lied and reported lies for years for the establishment she serves, and now
she has taken a step up from there.
I see her entire campaign of «curiosity»
described in the Guardian article as just one more attempt at deception and
diversion.
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