Is Labour genuinely leading Britain, or have they simply been positioned to oversee its ongoing decline?

Adam’s blog asks whether todays politicians – Labour included – are selected not to solve the nation’s problems, but to manage a system already set on a downward trajectory.

It challenges the myth that any major party is driven by a credible philosophy, highlighting how leadership quality has eroded and how the choices offered to voters are increasingly limited.

The blog explores how economic policies, especially the obsession with GDP ‘Growth’. Serve to mask deeper issues and perpetuate inequality, while centralised party structures distance politicians from the public.

Ultimately, Adam argues that the current political landscape offers only the illusion of change, with each party playing the same part and that Labour could be set to become the final custodians of the collapse, rather than any of them being a force for genuine renewal in any sense.