Mayday (ENG)

Mayday

By: Erreh Svaia

Caprine Dispersion

Theresa May came to power thanks to the disaster that was the referendum for Brexit during the administration of David Cameron, Cameron erroneously bet everything that would be seconded by the public and the Brexit would not happen, he was wrong and with it went the confidence of his party and civil society in it, and left the power, something similar happened to Matteo Renzi in Italy, played power in a flown, and lost, in the case of Renzi handed power to the populists of the 5 Star Movement and the League, in the case of Cameron left power in the hands of no one, of chaos, just as Brexit won in the referendum, so Cameron lost power, and the United Kingdom was plunged into chaos while its politicians debated the power, Johnson aspired to become the Prime Minister while Michael Gove aspired to the same sinking Johnson, and so came May, a pseudo iron lady who could contain the ravages of the sympathetic radical of Hugo Chávez, Jeremy Corbyn, who represented a more extreme version of the Labor Party, could also dismantle the ultra-nationalist UKIP of Nigel Farage, who in some way sought to create ties between the Russia of Tsar Putin and the US on the verge of falling into the hands of Trump, May also found a way to control the conspirators and supposedly libertarians within her own party, Michael Gove and Boris Johnson, whom he knew how to put at her disposal.

What May could not avoid, was falling into the initial protectionist spell of Donald Trump, she fell and could react and rectify, although she lost strength and direction in what would become her main concern, to carry out the Brexit in the least harmful way possible, but could not, the Brexit brought her and most likely the Brexit will take her away, leaving the United Kingdom, disunited, separated from the European Union, and uncomfortably positioned between the influence of Trump and the Russia of Tsar Putin , who will surely be very attentive to the person who seeks to relieve May and is driven by the Conservative party, May simply did not know how to properly resolve the Brexit, because since May came to power she knew that they would leave the EU, there was no doubt, so she did not mind looking for the process to be less painful, she just did not care.

The future is not encouraging for the UK, the irresponsible trap that Farage, Gove and Johnson tended to pursue their personal interests has been lethal to the UK, has subtracted great strength from the European Union, has sowed discord within the UK itself and May has weakened its once solid image in the world, May will leave a legacy of chaos and humiliation, with it will be the world leadership that the UK had a few years ago and possibly the future of her party is also compromised and threatened by the fractions more radical inside and outside him, May could survive the deployment of Brexit but her future has an expiration date, the big question will be who could succeed May in power within her own party, if they will find someone with her stature or simply will succumb to the populist wave that shakes the world, under that scenario it is not difficult to imagine Johnson recovering from his defeat to aspire once again to shake the United Kingdom and delve into the populist dynamic that dominates the world today.