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Ex-Chancellor Alistair Darling Dies Aged 70

Truly saddened to hear the news of the passing away of Ex-Chancellor Alistair Darling a person who helped steady the ship after the 2008 global financial crisis. A methodical, talented and committed chancellor under the premiership of Gordon Brown, he served his country well in the most difficult of times. […]

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The BREXIT Sour Pickle But Don’t You Complain Because We’re Special; A Special Case If You Like, Or Even If You Don’t

BREXIT in my opinion has been the single most revealing political “nugget” that demonstrates in no uncertain terms democratic deficiencies that stem from an archaic political system coupled with distorted visions of the past leading to unrealistic expectations for the future. The lesson I guess would be that we all […]

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Rwanda Deportation Policy Rejected by Supreme Court – Sloppy Policy Championed by Ignorant Politicians

Sloppy policies championed by ignorant politicians that deal with symptoms and focusing on most vulnerable rather than root causes (with plenty related to flawed foreign policy & defunding important aid programs). Stopping the boats should begin by assessing current foreign policy and working tirelessly to end human suffering in regions […]

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An MP/Former Chancellor for Hire Who Can ZOOM!

A Promising Candidate…..for Hire who can also ZOOM quite professionally; any takers?? Truly truly sad to have a proud nation being led by these bunch of snowflakes! As mentioned previously a complete political system “Reset” is overdue because system “Cleansing” through punishment alone would be just sloppy patchwork. The world […]

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The Sunak/Baverman Strategy to Fight People Smugglers – It’s NOT About Holding the Wrong Side of the “Stick”, It’s Just the Wrong “Stick”

There’s always an easy convenient quick solution to any persistent problems we face today but the question is whether it is viable/sustainable and more importantly whether it is compatible with perceived values and ideologies of the nation and/or the political alliance involved. To progress further on this last point about […]

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