Starmer is gone! We can be very thankful that Starmer was such a bad politician. His blunt, tone deaf policies and public statements since he became Prime Minister in July 2024 have incensed people all across the country. First he called all those angry about the murder of 3 girls in Southport ‘far right’. ThenContinue reading “Be Thankful for Starmer”
Category Archives: Democracy
My Candidate Interview With The Brexit Party
In the summer of 2019, I applied to be a Parliamentary candidate for the Brexit Party for my constituency. Selection would mean I would be representing the Brexit Party to become a Member of Parliament when the next General Election was called (which was expected to be soon). I was invited to attend an interviewContinue reading “My Candidate Interview With The Brexit Party”
UK Corruption: A Dossier
Over the last 10 years, the UK has fallen from 11th to 20th in Transparency International’s ‘Corruption Perception Index’ (CPI) with the UK’s CPI score falling from 81 in 2015 to 70 in 2025. https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2025 The CPI ranks 182 countries and territories worldwide by their perceived levels of public sector corruption. The results are givenContinue reading “UK Corruption: A Dossier”
UK Inquiries Act 2005
The UK government commissions inquiries over incidents where trust has broken down and the public wants answers. Since the enactment of the 2005 Inquiries Act, the notion of the UK “independent public inquiry” has become a nonsense. Let us review the particulars: • The govt has sole responsibility for deciding whether an inquiry is heldContinue reading “UK Inquiries Act 2005”
It’s Hard To Disagree With Jeffrey Sachs
Jeffrey Sachs (born November 5, 1954) is an American economist and public policy analyst. He is a professor at Columbia University and is director of the Center for Sustainable Development at the university. A number of Sachs’ political assessments have struck a chord with me over the last 5 years, such as he delivered duringContinue reading “It’s Hard To Disagree With Jeffrey Sachs”
You Are In An Oligarchy (And You Probably Didn’t Realise)
Have you, like me, started to suspect that British politicians ignore the people? Does it feel like politicians pursue their own agenda irrespective of the stated requirements of the majority of the electorate? Are we being gaslighted? Are we represented? Are we a democracy? The time had come to discover out if anyone had conductedContinue reading “You Are In An Oligarchy (And You Probably Didn’t Realise)”
The Decline of the West – Oswald Spengler
Cultures come into being, evolve, mature and then decline. So wrote Oswald Spengler in his book ‘The Decline of the West’, pub. 1918. Spengler explained that the final form of a culture is its ‘Civilisation Phase’, representing the high point of the culture. From this point the culture starts its decline. Each culture is independentContinue reading “The Decline of the West – Oswald Spengler”
Jury Trials: The Last Check on Authoritarian Power
The fact that the government intend to maintain jury trials only for murder, manslaughter and rape shows us that the government doesn’t care about these crimes. No, the government agenda is much more insidious: they want control over what we say and think. They want control over who is punished and who is not. TheContinue reading “Jury Trials: The Last Check on Authoritarian Power”
From Democracy to Algocracy
One of the purposes of Digital ID will be to centralise a country’s data so that it can be fed into AI LLP (Large Language Programmes) which can analyse that data and make or adjust policy based on the results.Yes, people,we are heading for a system of ‘Algocracy’, ie rule by algorithm. This article inContinue reading “From Democracy to Algocracy”
The UK Govt Loves Corporatism
The burdensome administrative task of recruiting members of the British Armed Forces has been outsourced to external companies, led by Serco (who appear to be the favoured partner of the UK Govt in every endeavour these days). I can’t help but feel that the best organisations to recruit members of the British Armed Forces wouldContinue reading “The UK Govt Loves Corporatism”