Con politics is a mutated form of conservatism. Conservative thinking is generally cautious about big societal changes, and tends to oppose them unless most people have in time come to see that the changes are actually quite harmless, or indeed beneficial for society. Con politics, on the other hand, pushes...
There seems to be a glaring illogic to official arguments about the need to vaccinate British children against Covid that no one in the corporate media wishes to highlight.
Days ago the British government’s experts on vaccinations, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, withstood strong political pressure and decided...
What happens when the public reveal the corruption in the UK government?
The government falls?
The whistleblower is celebrated?
Think again. In the UK banana republic everything just keeps falling apart.
If ever in doubt check out your legal position but never let the bastards grind you down:
The law concerning whistleblowing
What is a...
Commuters from the South West now face an average 51-minute daily journey – the equivalent of 24 working days a year, according to TUC analysis released today (Friday) to mark Work Wise UK’s Commute Smart Week. Getting to and from work now takes commuters in the South West an...
This may become a regular feature but for the moment I am perplexed as to what the difference is between these two politically. Either from an ideological or policy perspective please can someone tell me the substantial differences. I really want to know.
Please could you put your responses in...
...that most of the people who voted for it do not have a clue about what is going on. The language, the lies, the patronising deceptions, the lack of attention to detail, the willingness to be hoodwinked... the list is now almost endless.
It does not matter how one voted....
A recent study uncovered a significant drop in traffic from Facebook to news sites, plunging by nearly 50% in 2023. The annual Trends and Predictions Report from the Reuters Institute, based on input from 134 media leaders across 56 countries, sheds light on this concerning trend. Data from Chartbeat...
The government’s public sector pensions bill is being debated, with much nonsense being spouted from the government benches, and some great sense by Labour MP John McDonnell. So in his honour and to counteract the Tory tripe, I’m reposting my article on public sector pensions that I wrote back...
Let's get one thing clear. The propaganda about Ukraine and Russia requires the liar in chief. Any person known for their honesty would never have engaged in the lies told to us about the history and on going nature of this current tragedy.
The ribbons put up in villages, towns...
This is the report that SHOULD finally shut down this barbaric coalition policy to destroy the poor. However it won't. They will continue their policy of Not ridding us of poverty but of the people who are poor. They long for a low wage economy but despise the victims...
