Middle East Eye: How will the coming weeks change Britain's future for decades to come?

Author Peter Auburn has highlighted how a small party group has seized power in Britain and talked about the crisis in the country, saying the shape of the UK will be decided for decades to come over the next three weeks.

In his article published by the Middle East Eye website, Auburn says that Johnson deliberately shows contempt for the British Conservative Party by his appearance which indicates his contempt for the gray suits and the traditional costumes of the Conservative Party and the members of the same party.

To support his case, Johnson relies on the support of an army of journalists who gather around him to access information, who tend not to ask difficult questions about his ultimate goals or the parties that fund him.

He points out that large segments of the British media share many parts of Johnson's devastating agenda, and are eager for information.

The role of Cummings
Counselor Dominique Cummings, on whom Johnson relies, is in charge of protecting them.

Britain is currently run by a small gang in Downing Street, which met during the "voting leave" campaign, which led to the Brexit vote, the minister said, adding that Secretary Michael Goff, who is in charge of preparations for an exit without agreement, is an important party in While Johnson may be the leader, Cummings is certainly the one.

Johnson's Conservative Party is no longer a united entity. It has deviated from its 150-year-old traditions and traditions and quickly became an English nationalist party that runs counter to whatever the Conservative policy used to defend in the past.

The writer says that Johnson considers the House of Representatives who voted in favor of this agreement traitors or collaborators with foreign powers.

Clutter and obstruction
At the conference a few days ago, Johnson expressed his determination to withdraw his country from the European Union by the end of this month, but this new period is expected to be chaotic, as Britain seeks to conclude new trade agreements with the European Union, a process that requires years. Lead to chaos and disrupt the British economy.

The writer adds that the businessmen in the country are afraid and terrified of what is happening, because the Conservative Party is no longer the Labor Party, but the party of anger and feelings of discontent.

The ministers spoke at a session of the British parliament last week about the possibility of street violence if Britain did not withdraw from the European Union.

The writer says that despite the sharp disagreement over the exit, the British streets did not witness any civil unrest, adding that it seems that the ministers want to incorporate the idea in the popular discourse, as if they want to ignite the violence to move forward.

Threat and violence
Johnson stressed the need for Britain to withdraw from the EU because it would be the best way lawmakers could avoid death threats and other forms of abuse, as well as avoid street violence.

Parliament could prevent Johnson from leaving the EU without an agreement on October 31, the writer says, adding that the EU does not want to risk holding elections if Johnson fails to reach an agreement.

The author concludes that Britain is approaching the climax of its long withdrawal crisis that began when former Prime Minister David Cameron announced a referendum five years ago, and that the shape of the UK will be determined for decades to come in the next three weeks.