Mudit Mathur
- Jul 25, 2019
- 1 min read

Brexit - May - Boris

Once again we have a leader that is thrown up from the churn of society's struggle within. In a world of highly individualized values, where norms are for cowards, the decisive and the divisive will win. This leadership style takes us to the point where a new world order has to emerge. While this leadership style is itself neither unique nor new, the manner in which it is sweeping the democratic world, makes it not just a ripple but a wave. It could be a bellwether of change - economically, socially and politically.

Wonder if anyone is calling out 'May day', fighting back the irony of it.

Boris Johnson's battles https://bbc.in/2M6gdDv via @bbcnews

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