Or they will not Philip.
To feign to be prophetic and to go unheeded, does not a Cassandra-like creature indicate.
Certainly Cassandra went about a-woe-is-me-ing hither and thither, [think Jeanne Mockford in TV's Up Pompeii*] all the while, not being attended-to, but she did have the advantage of certainty;she could only prophesy the truth.
What is to be considered, above all else, by the likes of you and me Philip, is the fact that we shall not be around for very much longer.
It ill behoves us then to seek to burden the future with the known follies of our past.
The very best thing you and I, and all those like us, can do is to insist on the re-jigging of the pricing policy of all Utilities so that the basic costs begin both low and affordable and rise with increasingly-profligate use.
If we are intent to end-up with a basically decent living standard for the people of the future, we must have the people of the present in the forefront of our minds.
Without subordinating this vital responsibility to the parasites of the pensions industry.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125650/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm