For the world to move on, if there is one lesson to be learnt, it is that if you leave swathes of your nation uneducated, lost and forgotten, they will lash out and turn opinion polls on their head, lurching not to the left of the political spectrum but the far-right, where there is a host of simplistic answers to tough questions.

They will find a bully who shouts the loudest in their language and cling on to a preposterous dream that he can reverse time and create a revolution where the jobs of a nation are created for the people of that nation, with the words ‘GREAT AGAIN’ dominating every speech; it is all very Germany in the 1930’s don’t you think?

The neoliberal dream is over, deservedly so in my opinion as it served a miniscule few who escaped unscathed and wealthier during economic collapse. However, the vacuum has been been filled by the worst people in any civilised society and we must now wait to see how it all pans out, because all we can do is predict unpredictability.

What I am certain of, is that the world is more dangerous place with the likes of Trump as the president of America and Nigel Farage trying to rewrite and remove independence in the UK judiciary system. We are moving into dangerous times where we have individuals who, when they can’t deliver their fanciful promises, will look for others to blame.

That’s when it turns ugly.

There is no need to say anymore, apart from to reiterate what I said the other day when I predicted riots; it all kind of reminded of a verse from one of my favourite songs which funnily enough, was banned from mainstream radio at its time of release (unless you listened to John Peel of course).