Not gonna happen, I think, but I do sometimes think about some of these ideas and think, "hang on, that's not Labour.  Weren't you guys socialists once?"  Tuition fees, for instance.  Big issue for me; I am one of the first to have to pay the whole £3000 a year.  Not a very socialist path of education policy.
  But I don't think it will lead to totalitarianism.  We are basically just mimicking America, which is a shame.  (Why can't we make up our own way, without deliberately infuriating the Islamists etc?)  I see the solution coming when people just calm down, people don't even think about invading Iran, and we try to patch things up.  Maybe when a Democrat is back in the White House. The late nineties was great - why can't we have that back?  And besides, we might not even have the same country in 20 years.  The effects of global warming could cause a massive rise in temperature in summer, and a great decrease in winter; and the rising seas will engulf a lot of the coastal areas, which, let's face it, is much of the country.

Yeah, but you can get some good comedy out of tyrants.  "Team America", that's pretty funny; and stand-up comics can get plenty of mileage out of politics nowadays.  But if a government of England wants to change the law without asking the populace in any way, then they will have to go through me.  A whiny little grey, old, politician?  Single right hook, that'll settle it.  Unless he's John "Marlon On The Waterfront" Prescott.