No, the IEA can't fail. It can only be failed. I mean, if you want to know what's happening

is according to some reporting, letters calling to the resignation of Liz Trusts are already now

coming in. That's very funny. Fantastic. The thing that I would say is that although it's very

funny to imagine Christian Nemitz changing his avatar to whatever that fucking the crying anime

guy is and having

everything to be blackout. I don't expect that's going to happen because in my experience,

like this country from, look, I'm not from here. I don't pretend to be, but I have read a lot about

this country's contemporary history, specifically post-World War II, you know, that I think is relevant.

And I think that we're in a much worse situation now in terms of the information environment, that in the 90s, they just kind of were like, oh, well, fuck it.

We'll just ditch the Tories and support labor, the Murdoch press and so on and so forth.

And, like, that allowed a perfect continuity of Thatcherism with Blair and with new labor until

they fucked that up.

And then we got the Tories again and so on and so forth.

But, like, I think the extent to which you, unless you were directly affected by the pound plummeting,

or you were directly affected by, say, import, export stuff in the UK, this isn't, this hasn't

yet really cut through to people because the way the news is portraying it is like Britannia

unchained, finally we get rid of woke red tape, like, you know, child safety seats, whatever the

fuck.

What's going to make the difference, in my opinion, is if their stupid decision causes,

causes the Bank of England to then raise the rate so high that it really fucks people

on mortgages, because that's going to be the thing that affects them.

However, knowing the UK, if I had hazard a gas, they're just going to turn around and be like, oh yeah, we ran out of money because we spent it on too much universal credit for the damn

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