For his weekly monologue Neil Oliver hits on a familiar metaphor.&nbsp; The grand theatrical performance of global politics and the orchestration of the actors and scripts.&nbsp; The difference in this modern era is that no one in the audience is watching the pantomime any longer, it is all too predictable.&nbsp; &nbsp;<strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">WATCH:</span></strong>

For his weekly monologue Neil Oliver hits on a familiar metaphor.  The grand theatrical performance of global politics and the orchestration of the actors and scripts.  The difference in this modern era is that no one in the audience is watching the pantomime any longer, it is all too predictable.   WATCH: . Posted in Big […]{ai:summary}<p>Neil Oliver discusses the predictable nature of global politics, comparing it to a theatrical performance. The audience has grown disinterested in the orchestrated drama unfolding before them. #politics</p>

Neil Oliver, it's all a Political Pantomime but the Audience Isn't Buying it... - The Last Refuge

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