Is Paul Mason right about the current political climate?

This also relates to the UK general election, elections of populist right governments across the world, and the current leadership debate within the labour party.

The point being that right-wing elites have broken away from the a global order by utilising the far-right to create pockets of ultra-deregulated states. These states then shun any attempts to harmonise positions on global trade, climate change, social policy and tax regimens.

https://twitter.com/paulmasonnews/status/1219186870833373185

I think Paul Mason lost any right to an opinion when he called Jess Phillips "brave and honest"

It's fucking obvious why the defeat was so great.

If you don't honour a democratic vote then the electorate won't honour you.

Twat Watson sabotaged Labours chances of winning by threatening a mass walk out to the LibDems after the Funny Tinge group were formed unless he got his stupid 2nd Ref policy banging on about "broad churches" until he got his own way and once McDonnell stupidly appeased him for the sake of party unity and to get Twatsons whining Chris Evans who swallowed a tapeworm moaning face off the fucking BBC for more than 5 seconds - Watson buggered off as a "job done" and couldn't even be arsed to face the music for his strategically disastrous policy.

Still, that's what happens when you listen to dickheads who lost all of Scotland to the SNP.

Bingo.

Calling everyone who's not a card-carrying Commie "right-wing" isn't exactly helping their credibility either.