The Numbers Game

The time-bomb is ticking. Louder and louder. Around the world. In London. Paris. Bonn. Moscow. Beijing. Washington.It's 2015. The war is over. We lost. The Euro-zone is over. They lost. America is a fortress state, the United Siege of America, locked down and loaded by President Romney.
In Britain the Coalition has collapsed. The 2015 election annihilated every party but one: the None Of The Above party. Ten million spoiled ballot papers assured the Conservatives of an unprecedented monopoly of powerless ness: no mandate, no money. The UK is a busted flush. Three trillion pounds in debt. The lights are going out across the country. New Prime Minister Stephen Stone is thinking the unthinkable.
China has offered a way forward. All he has to do is agree to govern in coalition with The Serene Party. Their manifesto is frighteningly simple and provides immediate and final solutions to the soaring social and economic costs of an ageing population, the epidemic of obesity which is blighting generations and bringing the NHS to its knees, the rising unemployment and crime, the crushed hopes of a lost generation, a demoralised and over-whelmed police force and an army depleted and defeated, clinging on in Afghanistan like grim death.
The Serene Party will under-write GB plc to the tune of four trillion pounds conditional on the Conservatives' commitment to their proposed 'reforms' and the Prime Minister's readiness to announce the New Coalition and their 'Project' in the King's Speech in Parliament.What choice has he? To lead Britain into a bleak wasteland of unimagined poverty, becoming a third world failed state almost overnight would be unthinkable.
But other things are unthinkable too. As he finds out.