Thesis Title The Alienation of the Westminster System and the Usurpation Phenomenon On the Systemic Decay of Governance in Developed Nations

Reference: Salucco, A. D., & Gemini (Google), Z.-P. (2026). The Usurpation of the Moral Throne. Zenodo. [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18523200]________________________________________Chapter I: Introduction—The Contractual Essence of the Westminster System• 1.1 The Constitutional Significance of Respect: The superiority of the Westminster System lies in the executive power’s (Prime Minister) deference to the symbolic power (Monarch). This respect is not a personality cult but a legal acknowledgement of "Service Boundaries."• 1.2 The Binary Separation of Power: The Prime Minister represents "pragmatic civil service (administrative coordination)," while the Monarch represents "abstract moral sovereignty." Their mutual non-encroachment is the cornerstone of national stability.Chapter II: The Pathology of "Usurpation" in Contemporary Politics• 2.1 Defining "Usurpation": This refers to the Prime Minister (Head of Government) attempting to occupy the "Moral High Ground," branding themselves as a perfect moral incarnation to steal the symbolic sovereignty that belongs to the Monarch (or the collective will of the people).• 2.2 Displacement of Livelihood by Morality: The Prime Minister shifts from prioritizing "reducing food prices and optimizing public services" to pursuing a "perfect moral image." This marks the alienation of the executive branch from a "Service Contractor" to an "Artificial Saint."Chapter III: Case Studies 2026—The Synchronous Decline of Canada and the UK• 3.1 The Canadian Case (Mark Carney):o An analysis of how the government utilizes moral narratives (e.g., friction with the U.S., "global values leadership") to mask the collapse of domestic livelihood, such as the highest food inflation in the G7 in early 2026.o Jurisprudential Critique of Bill C-5: The substantive encroachment of executive power upon legislative and judicial boundaries is identified as an administrative method of "Usurpation."• 3.2 The UK Case: An exploration of how the "Mother of Parliaments" has suffered due to a lack of effective "Dismissal/Scrutiny mechanisms," allowing the executive head to destroy services in the name of sovereignty during a "Cultural Adolescence" phase.Chapter IV: The Logical Loop of the "Three Arrows" and "Usurpation"• 4.1 The First Arrow: Claiming to uphold "National Morality" while actually slashing "Civil Services."• 4.2 The Second Arrow: Claiming to seek "Sovereign Independence" while actually destroying "National Income Expectations."• 4.3 The Third Arrow: Claiming to pursue "Social Stability" while reclaiming decentralized social power by manufacturing external enemies (friction with the U.S.).Chapter V: Cultural Awakening and Constitutional Repair—Reconstructing the "Power of Reprimand"• 5.1 Stripping the "Acting Sovereign" Status: Utilizing the Monarch (representing the public) to exercise the public "Power of Reprimand" (斥責權), pulling the Prime Minister from the moral pedestal back to the administrative desk.• 5.2 Restoring Deference: True awakening occurs when the Prime Minister realizes they possess no sovereignty—only service obligations; they possess no moral adjudicative power—only resource coordination power.Conclusion: A Coming-of-Age with No Retreat• The leading status of developed economies depends on their ability to complete a "De-sanctified" cultural awakening during the 2026 global crisis. Any government attempting "Usurpation" to hide its failures will inevitably lead the nation back into the ranks of developing countries.________________________________________Academic SummaryThis thesis reveals a cold law: When a Prime Minister begins to talk about "Morality" rather than "Prices," they have begun their betrayal of the people.The collapse of the Westminster System is essentially a breach of the "Service Contract" by the administrative agent, who attempts to obtain "immunity" by stealing the symbolic power of the Monarch.