*Welshman mutters darkly about Arthur being styled King of England* (Mind you, if he's coming back to save the Welsh, he's probably got to sort out a chain of command with at least two Owains, so the whole thing will probably dissolve into a drunken brawl.)
Are we sure it isn't too late to summon the bravest knights in the land and send them on a quest to find the isle of Avalon – the dwelling of Arthur, the once and future King of England, and maybe get him sort out these Brexit negotiations?
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To be fair Wales needs Brexit sorting out too, but if there was a Dux Bellorum fighting of the Saxons he might have belonged to Hen Ogledd and Dumnomnia as much as the kingdoms that constitute modern Wales, though they surely preserve his lore and language.
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I´m afraid the sword needed for that is stuck in a stone in Brusells, he is welcome to pull it out first. Many have tried, none succeeded.
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So, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Elton John, Sean Connery, Paul McCartney...
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Stephen Fry and Brian Blessed?
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Oh no, let's not invoke mythical knights in shiny armour, more monarchy, aristocracy, elites etc...let's just stick to working, sensible, ordinary people. They should be enough to see through the crap, without flipping excalibur.
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Luckily, once again, science comes to our help: "Scientists "reverse time" with quantum computer"https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/scientists-reverse-time-with-quantum-computer-a4090781.html …
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The call was heeded some time ago, although strange women lying in ponds, distributing swords, might (wrongly, apparently) have been discarded as a sound basis for a system of government, and Anarcho-syndicalism was practiced instead.https://www.thelocal.se/20181004/eight-year-old-swedish-girl-pulls-1000-year-old-sword-from-lake …
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There was a short story I read online 15 years ago that had the premise of a resurrected Arthur wondering why these Normans wanted his help, and why they didn't just use those nuclear weapons against their enemies.
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