I agree with all of that,coto.But the way to change it is to...

I agree with all of that,coto.But the way to change it is to make people aware of what happens behind the scenes.Or to ask that question. There is a growing dissatisfaction,in my view,resulting in a sense the major parties both march to the beat of the same drum.That they have been captured by powerful elites whose wishes they dare not oppose. This may be wrong.It could be the dominance in both parties of an 'educated' aka 'brainwashed', class of people, whose world view lacks borders and who are convinced their 'world' view is THE view we should all follow.Or be branded as 'Far Right' and our opinions dismissed as being 'populist'. But the fact remains, the ultimate power remains with the voter.And if the voters make it clear there is an issue they want sorted -or else, politicians with a seat in Parliament at stake,will listen.And to make sure they don't just give lip service to resolving the issue, voters should make it clear they want positive action to fix it.Permanently. Voters have the ultimate power and they should use it.Or lose it.

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