Arranging Deck Chairs on the Titanic

Through sharp wit and intelligence, the author critiques contemporary politics, likening it to the absurdity of Caligula's reign. The narrative explores a world turned upside down, where reality is distorted and societal norms are challenged. Wilson presents a vivid portrayal of a misguided cult-like following, juxtaposing humor with a sense of impending doom. The act of "arranging deck chairs on the Titanic" symbolizes both futility and a defiant assertion of human dignity amidst chaos, making a poignant commentary on the current state of governance.