After my previous post and having now watched Zack Polanski’s response it reaffirms my confidence of this leader and of this party. They say leadership is projected clearly in difficult times and this to me is what’s happening here. Well done Zack! PS: What’s really “amusing” is watching journalists/media doing […]
Read More If accurate and not merely being critical of a state/ideology (a politicised definition that I do not recognise/exacerbates this form of racism) than this is disgusting and requires swift action from a party I chose to become member of and if continues I’ll quit. One form of racism cannot be […]
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Demanding a mere inquiry of the PM is now considered a “political stunt” and the obvious follow on narrative is the same; “we now need to focus on delivering for the British people” or in layman terms “buzz off we’re busy….democratically speaking”. Archaic democracy models and structures are not just […]
Read More This little nugget tells you all you need to know about who’s really in charge of the United Kingdom both on matters of national security and also international law. Keir Starmer again demonstrates that he’s utterly unfit to lead but more than capable of serving as a U.S. muppet in […]
Read More Positive vibes from Keir Starmer on Iran and EU, but proof to be seen, particularly when many actions (not reactions) needed in many conflicts around the world cause no one can be immune from ramifications when things get out of hand as mentioned in a previous post. It is no […]
Read More So our clever prime minister keir starmer now making yet another U-turn (his trademark letter) and now allows US to launch attacks on Iran to degrade its ability to defend itself as a purely defensive measure by the UK. So it turns out that this conflict is purely defensive in […]
Read More So the logic goes something along the lines of; We’ve learnt lessons of Iraq so we support unprovoked/illegal attacks on Iran but we don’t expect them to retaliate and hit targets used as launch pads to hit their nation in the gulf or elsewhere – (as they’ve threatened to do […]
Read More Keir Starmer makes impressive points so lets break them down One moment he talks about protecting International Law and the other he seems quite supportive of US actions on Iran (or at least does not condemn it) an act that undermines International Law in every possible way. One moment he […]
Read More Ignore the subject matter of the post below entirely for the moment as well the constant/fancy preaching that comes from European heads of state while focusing solely on actions being taken (mostly without any form of public or even parliamentary scrutiny whatsoever) and consider the following; a) these are not […]
Read More Some watch this and consider it Democracy at work while I see it slightly differently; The Hereditary Political Chain that represents an archaic political system unfit for purpose where its mostly about theatrics, personal attacks and children cheering, booing and shouting at each other and banging desks (things not even […]
Read More Truly wonderful to see someone taking full responsibility for poor judgement and the wording in this letter here suggests someone with integrity and a clear sense of values; I wish him well. That being said this in no way absolves Keir Starmer’s responsibility in this matter but in fact […]
Read More They actually managed to achieve it in quite a short time; a true/solid effective change in “faces”. However things pan out what we’re all effectively encouraging is a change in faces/styles rather than focusing on a change in politics and what our role becomes once we’re post election time. Remember […]
Read More So the view from Vanessa Neumann is that national sovereignty is not a matter to be considered where criminals – wherever they maybe – are concerned. Now thats an interesting perspective but does it also apply on criminals in the Mideast that have been indicted by the “International” […]
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Wow, A Walking & Breathing “royal” Garbage Bag! by Fidelito With a very small “r” Read on Substack
Read More Mrs. Bucket (I stand corrected “Mrs. Bouquet”) Has Left Us (but she’ll always be remembered with a smile – may she RIP by Fidelito Read on Substack
Read More A Friendly Message to Prince Harry; “Cool it!” by Fidelito Royal Family matters….. Read on Substack
Read More UK Local Election Results: Why the Massive Surge in UK Reform Party Performance? by Fidelito Why the fuss? Well, good reasons for it. Read on Substack
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British Military involvement in GAZA by Fidelito The blurring lines between alliances/legal boundaries for supporting them, protections of civil liberties/citizens rights of protection and accountability Read on Substack
Read More Political Confusion reflects Political Delusion Hanging over Ukraine by Fidelito Read on Substack
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Perhaps Gloomy but NOT without colour
Read More The BREXIT Moment Celebrated by Trump Grovelling by Fidelito Read on Substack
Read More What it means to be “British” by Fidelito Read on Substack
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Locking out EU migrants and now heading east for migration deals – well now that makes good sense, doesn’t it. The problem as with any other political/economic debates is that people tend to have less knowledge/expertise (myself included in the mix) to make critical decisions particularly when it comes to […]
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Practicing Democracy vs. Preaching Democracy: Here we go gain; after the flawed BREXIT referendum of 2016 we seem to be at another political crossroads where politics seems to be at odds with realities. This is the situation where issues/policies are not discussed/debated seriously from the foundation/raw level but rather from […]
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Great stuff; talking sensibly about BREXIT after the fact! I guess the question of timing would be the first thing that comes to mind. But beyond this small technical issue the one thing we truly need is an honest conversation about the pro’s/con’s of BREXIT not just economically on but […]
Read More When racism is at the heart of a government led by someone of a migrant background; when governments by-design allow unelected financial minutemen/power-brokers to in-effect rule from the sideline without accountability; when rules of common decency are constantly ignored by the speaker of the house you may conclude that this […]
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While I do respect Theresa May as an honourable politician I’ve always had problems with unelected leaders crashing at No. 10 without public scrutiny, selection and debate. This archaic system must change and the “British Democracy” as Sir Humphrey Appleby once called it must finally evolve even if it means […]
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For the first time ever I do so agree with Rishi Sunak; Democracy is indeed a target. It is a target; When people have no direct say in selecting/removing their leaders When narrow ideologies/lobbyists drive the national/international agenda When an archaic governance model continues to be a drag on political/institutional […]
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Information/reporting seems to be making the rounds on the internet on possible implication of Rishi Sunak’s wife’s Indian family business InfoSys in lucrative Gas/Oil exploration deal within GAZA for Israel. There are multiple sources on the web including the clip above as well as the articles linked below. If this […]
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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. […]
Read More 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 […]
Read More 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 […]
Read More Here are some thoughts & a prediction considering there are much more important things to focus on like the conflict in the Mideast, so here goes briefly; It is quite clear to me that braverman is into politics for the wrong reasons; championing vile ideologies the likes that we’ve rarely […]
Read More Truly a significant day in British history for all the wrong reasons and more importantly its a glaring indication of sunak’s ignorance when it comes to politics and totally out of touch approach in tacking social issues. So in one firm swoop he attempts to take back control of cabinet […]
Read More Here’s what I don’t understand; what precisely is the kind of training do these officers have in terms of constraints in using their firearms? Is it just the case of the lead officer handing them arms and telling them to go enjoy themselves? Is understanding accountability for misuse of arms […]
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It was a very sad day today having learned in the early morning yesterday of the the death of the beloved iconic Comedian/Entertainer Paul O’Grady. As many others I’ve been watching him for years over the telly both as the hilarious Lily Savage as well as his TV shows like […]
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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 question for me is not about Gary Lineker himself nor about left/right politics but much more about fundamental individual freedoms that have been the foundation of western democracy and its model for as long as I can remember wherever one used to live. It seems to me that the […]
Read More 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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Truly devastated to learn of the death of British satirist/comedian John Bird, one of the best this country had to offer in my opinion. The shows he starred in including Bremner, Bird & Fortune as well as John Bird & John Fortune were 2 my absolute favorite shows. I actually […]
Read More With recent revelations of the corruption scandal in the EU championed by Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola, the hope/expectation would not be dealing with this issue separately but rather using it to help develop a more robust system to fight corruption at every of the organization, otherwise it’s a precious opportunity […]
Read More Well it certainly didn’t take much time for that to happen; a few hours since Rishi Sunak uttered these words. I like many other commentators was actually impressed with Rishi’s first speech after being elected and believed this may signal an interesting/potential turning point in British politics despite the many […]
Read More This short clip tells you all you need to know about British politicians moving through the ranks of political parties and governments/departments by sheer political gusts of wind rather than any form of even basic competence levels in departments they’re supposed to lead, let alone when luck lands them at […]
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The worst part in all of this – as we’ve seen many times before – once someone crashes at No. 10, it’s terribly difficult to not only get rid of them but also select someone competent enough to take charge simply because the system is designed from the ground up […]
Read More Let’s be clear about this governments so-called mini budget; as many commentators have mentioned this is a self-inflicted disaster – that the PM takes full responsibility for as head of government, so trying to pass the buck to the Chancellor as his own idea though expected in this era consumed […]
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Former Chancellor of Exchequer and former Prime Minister Mr. Gordon Brown and in my opinion the only qualified person with a track record to run this country in the current economic crisis continues to give valuable advice to the current government and the 2 candidates running to succeed boris johnson […]
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This man surpassed the level of corruption and coarseness we’ve ever seen in British politics but he is there for many reasons; one of which I would like you to listen to in this speech by Sajid Javid’s resignation speech in parliament today Yes my friends you heard it plane […]
Read More Recently I’ve tried to resist the temptation to write political posts as I pretty much said all I cared to say on many topics but today I decided to post a brief comment on the recent attempt by some in parliament to topple mini boris from power – I even […]
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