Brexit Planet Dust

What has surfaced and come to fore is the old, 1930's idea 

of the "menace of the masses" (Wells, Blooomsbury).

Disregard of the 'mob' and distrust of democracy.

The liberals and city sub-elites have revealed their secret: that they hate

the 'unwashed', and in the name of progress 

look forward, in ocean-liner fashion, to a future

dripping with thrusting art-deco lines, the way of Mussolini.
These middling men pretend that they

are on everyones side, but they're on their own.

Its a way for politicians to defer responsibilities to a 'central

thing' which on its top level is closed to the gurning populations of Europe.

Same reason they need to bring in refugees, so that 

they 'have to make decisions' under duress,

decisions they don't have to be accountable for, because they've

got the bottomless excuse of 'the poor'.  This also

provides a great excuse for the non-termination of austerity

or any other measure for that matter.  The same excuses war

provides.   They also have it from previous form, that people shall

accept austerity/rationing given the 'right reasons' (WW2 Britain)
and that protestations are merely proof of their subservience (Machiavelli).

The chaos afforded by terrorism is merely more grist for

their mill.  In other words, it is against their interests for

terror to ever cease.  It was not shocking to hear that the regulations

being discussed at the moment the British referendum results

came in is if domestic robots would have the rights of persons in the future.

                (Modern Heretic, John Dunn)