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The Next 9 Months

It’s been a hectic couple of weeks, in which Britain crashed out of the EU, a PM announced his resignation, a coup was attempted then stalled against the leader of the opposition and the most odious man in the world … Continue reading

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Referendum Fallout

So the referendum happened, Britain decided to do a very stupid thing and a lot of people started maneuvering for power and saying some very silly things. Here I’d like to take a look at some of the silliest of … Continue reading

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Graphs Are Cool – Unemployment Under 8 PMs

A nice graph to start the day: Courtesy of Touchstone. So remember folks; Thatcher saved Britain. Cheers

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Alternative To Cuts

Given the lack of an active alternative to austerity in the UK Parliament, a group as been formed to oppose austerity and present an alternative. Please check out the People’s Assembly Against Austerity. It’s nice to see the left uniting … Continue reading

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Wealth Distribution In America

Further to a post I made a while back, this is a great video about how people’s perceptions of wealth distribution, ideal for how wealth should be distributed and the reality of how wealth is distributed, can vary so much. … Continue reading

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May Contain Crap

Not mine, but still funny. Cheers

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Warning: May Stunt Growth

With all the ho-hah over the labelling of horse meat as beef, I thought I’d come up with some examples of proper labelling in the political sphere… Cheers

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Politics – The ‘Underclass’ Fact & Fiction

A good editorial in the Guardian, spelling out what anyone who’s ever looked at the issue critically knows: The ‘Underclass’ in Britain was not created by a group of lazy, feckless poor, but rather by low paid, insecure jobs. Six … Continue reading

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