Poverty created to keep us in our place

THE feudal English class system prevents the equalisation of society and thus maintains the unequal distribution of a state’s wealth.

In fact there is economic exploitation of those that are vulnerable and less educated and we should realise that a two-tier system already exists in education and health whereby those that are affluent and powerful can afford the best health and educational expertise.

In reality therefore poverty is deliberately created in order to keep the people in their place for massive exploitation and the maximisation of profit. Thus preserving a structured form of social apartheid.

A written constitution that provides guidelines towards social justice and embodies the ideas and principles of equality and the pursuit of happiness for all would ensure that there is real democracy rather than retaining a feudal medieval class system that exploits the common people.

A modern constitution for the great Welsh nation is also needed in order to meet the aspirations of its people.

During the present time with the advent of the ultra far right cavalier Brexiteer that won the 2016 referendum with its dishonest campaign of stating that one million people would be arriving in the Imperial British State if the result was to remain a member of the EU can the referendum result therefore be termed democratic?

If a no-deal Brexit succeeds everyone should realise then that the door is wide open for the importation of cheap genetically modified food from the United States.

Naturally the more affluent will buy expensive, restricted and organically grown food – thus again preserving a two-tier form of social apartheid.

Also, rather than calling himself a Minister for the Union, Boris should consider seeing himself as a puppet and stooge of Master Trump.

Finally, it can now be stated that the aristocratic, Etonianite and fascist champagne-swilling upper class now rules.

Y Gwir yn erbyn y Byd.

J Meurig Jones Ystrad Meurig, Ceredigion