You do not have to be Newton or Faraday in order to spot the way of things - that the proverbial hit the fan a couple of years ago and - far from recovering - we're about three quarters of the way around the U-bend.
Quite how heavy a turd we're in will no doubt become clearer later today.
Many commentators and observers think we ain't seen nothing yet.
Which got me thinking.
There is no doubt that we are living through a historic chapter.
Reading what my fellow Brits have to say on internet forum after newspaper comments box after blogpost, there does seem to be a general opinion that we have lived through the death of a nation. Or, at least, the very slow lingering death of a nation. Our own.
But, in nature, there is a cycle - birth, death and rebirth.
If the corrupt political elite and the globalists have killed our once great nation, it is a time for optimism - a time for planning for the rebirth.
While we mere members of the public watch with disbelief as the castle built by the corrupt crumbles into the sandy beach upon which their illegitimate power and wealth was constructed, we can at least take the time to plan ahead.
After such turbulent times, there is always this rebirth - a Renaissance.
It is up to us - the freemen, libertarians and constitutionalists who frequent this blog - to plan now for the next Great British Renaissance.
As the Towers of Babel crash around the heads of the corrupt, it is time for us to start preparing to restore order from chaos; by extolling the virtues of those things that made us Great in the first place.
So, what are those things? Where we can all agree is on the constitution - the Bill of Rights, the Magna Carta, Habeas Corpus - and on the principles of common law.
I think it is wonderful seeing so many of my fellow British citizens - concerned patriots all - filling every possible mainstream media forum with the word "treason" and raising awareness of what has been done against us by the corrupt elite in power.
Our next step is to add to that by explaining far and wide the values of freedom and liberty, the protections and wisdoms contained in our written constitution. To go out and explain the principles of common law and how they - and they alone - are the principles which should govern our lives.
Times are rough. True. Yet these turbulent times present an opportunity.
As we sit quite helpless, watching the corrupt structures fall into the footprint of their own impossibly built design, there will be pain and there will be difficulties for all of us.
What a wonderful opportunity to go out and explain to people how things that we did as a nation before corruption set in - our glorious common law and our fantastic constitution - were so much better; that they represent freedom and liberty and should be defended at all costs to prevent future generations from ever having to live through this chaos ever again.
Our forefathers bequeathed to us some incredible gifts and we are witnessing what they tried to prevent. Somewhere along the line, our forefathers - noble and wise men whose names spring forward from the pages of Great British history books - have been let down. Their gifts to us have not been used wisely.
But with a bit of effort and talk amongst ourselves, the precious value of those gifts could well be the first heartbeat of the next Great British Renaissance.
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