Everyone who voted, either way, in the UKs Brexit referendum of 2016 should read this book. Equally it will be extremely enlightening to those of you who are not U.K. citizens/nationals and want to understand Brexit a little better and… Read More ›
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Pessimism is the Parent of Divisiveness
I read an article from Ed Husain on New Years Eve, a rallying cry for optimism and positiveness. It stirred me into thinking about the divisiveness that has spread across our country since the EU Referendum of 2016, and how… Read More ›
Repost: My grumpy wish list for 2019!
A look back at my wishlist for 2019 written a year ago in preparation for my Wishlist 2020 which I’ll publish in a few days. Not many happened, how about yours? I haven’t written New Year resolutions or annual objectives… Read More ›
Class War Update: Perpetuating Politicians!
Politicians Perpetuating a New Class War, a follow up to yesterday’s repost from a year ago. I’ve finally given up on the BBC and turned to LBC (Leading Britain’s Conversation) on the radio. Great unbiased reporting and interviews as well… Read More ›
2019 Replay: Predicting a new “Class War”?
This was one of our first posts of 2019 which equated a new class war in the U.K. with the great Brexit divide. This class war isn’t segregating people into lower, middle, upper classes based on education, income, career. What… Read More ›
The revenge of democracy
Last weeks election was a people’s revolt against the Remoaner tyranny. So now we know what happens when you declare war on democracy. Now we know the consequences of demeaning the largest democratic vote in a nations history. Now we… Read More ›
We dodged a bullet!
To many of our followers who don’t live in the U.K. you might be wondering what all the fuss is about regarding our recent general election. In essence the people of the U.K. have just “dodged the bullet” of waking… Read More ›
