Why seek your opinion if it won't be considered? Your opinion is valuable!

Nevertheless, here I am, addressing the concerns surrounding Matt Hancock and his actions. While the news has been buzzing with his resignation due to Covid rule violations, I find myself questioning it. The fact that he was working in close proximity with a colleague, both being essential workers in their own right, isn't the real issue. Are you curious about what truly stirs controversy here?

I'm not overly invested in his personal life or his marital struggles. We are all human, and since the days of Henry VIII, England has allowed divorces. Finding love and leading a fulfilling life are crucial for personal well-being. However, I must admit that his personal choices do seem to reflect his character: a compulsive pathological liar, a cheater, a professional narcissist whose primary concern is himself, with his pockets well-lined.

His wife received the same treatment, and so did England. Seeking satisfaction elsewhere, squandered all his resources on a vulgar mistress while leaving his dependents in dire straits. The NHS workers and staff, along with the patients, are those dependents.

Unfortunately, it appears that he has lost sight of the true meaning of being the UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. Legally, he isn't merely a public servant; the core of his role, as well as that of any minister in power, is to serve the public, even if it means putting their lives first, much like a knight.

A minister is a public servant, and it's the taxpayers who fund their salaries and lavish lifestyles. Young man, take note! They are chosen to represent the majority with integrity, respect, and honourable values. Public figures are meant to be role models, and any UK minister who fails to maintain their integrity or self-discipline should be swiftly dismissed for violating codes of conduct and demonstrating disloyalty.

Having said all this, it seems he had a well-thought-out plan to exit swiftly before becoming entangled in the questionable dealings of his team of eight.

The UK NHS and Education systems have made it clear that wellbeing is at an all-time low, teetering on the brink of collapse, nearing ground zero. Unless the public, the courts, the judges, the head of state, MPs, and all others open their eyes wider and cease the divisions and political manoeuvres, this post isn't about red or blue—it's about values and making decisions that benefit everyone.