My Generation

Through a personal lens, the author critiques the impact of the baby boomer generation on contemporary society, expressing anger and sadness over the changes wrought by the educated elite. The first part reflects on the author's working-class roots and the era of Mrs. Thatcher, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of the political class's rise to power. The latter sections analyze the misuse of power by this new establishment and conclude with a hopeful call for reclaiming democracy and national sovereignty from the political elite.