• The British Public Deserve Better

    The British Public Deserve Better

    We cannot let our outdated voting system gift the balance of power to one party when democracy demands that all voices are heard and represented in the new world of muti-party politics.

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  • Global Climate more out of balance than ever

    Global Climate more out of balance than ever

    In its annual Climate Report the UN’s World Meteorological Organisation says the last 11 years were the Earth’s warmest on record. It says the global climate is more out of balance than ever before.

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  • Toxic Christianity

    Toxic Christianity

    Christian Nationalism is Bad Faith. The answer to Toxic Islam is not Toxic Christianity

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  • Misconduct in Public Office

    Misconduct in Public Office

    The full consequences for those exposed in the Epstein files has yet to be determined, but moves against high profile individuals in the UK seem to indicate that our vague common law is more effective than US Statutory Law.

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  • Man Utd’s home grown talent

    Man Utd’s home grown talent

    Jim Ratcliffe has apologised for his comments about the UK being “colonised by immigrants”, but was he right to raise concerns about a UK skills shortage? If it’s right for Man Utd to recruit the best from abroad, why not the NHS, IT, Construction and Creative industries? Can we have a sensible debate about asylum and immigration without racist dog whistles?

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  • Raise The Colours Scam

    Raise The Colours Scam

    A bitter dispute has split the Raise The Colours movement. On one side Bridge & Stanley frame Thomas as a “freeloader” and a thief. On the other side, Thomas frames the founders as “scammers” who are sitting on a massive pot of donation money without being transparent about where it is going. Patriots beware! These are not the only ones who are prepared to take advantage of you.

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  • The Strategic Initiative and Tactical Advantage lies with Russia

    The Strategic Initiative and Tactical Advantage lies with Russia

    What are the experts saying about the Russian-Ukraine war? How has the balance of power shifted? Are Russia gaining the upper hand and is Ukraine likely to fall soon?

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  • Elon Musk rejects Nigel Farage in favour of Rupert Lowe

    Elon Musk rejects Nigel Farage in favour of Rupert Lowe

    The rumours of Elon Musk donating $100m to Nigel Farage and Reform UK turned out to be just rumours. Musk has now further distanced himself from Reform UK by backing Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain Party. Will Reform supporters take Musk’s lead and switch allegiance from Farage to Lowe?

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  • I asked Grok: “Is X good for democracy?”

    I asked Grok: “Is X good for democracy?”

    “While X has shifted rightward and boosted certain narratives, it hasn’t fully prevented democratic impulses”. Read that again slowly. Should the sentence end with “yet”? Grok’s assessment of X as a democratic force for good highlights many concerns that we should be worried about.

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  • Dis-Proportional Representation is not Democracy

    Dis-Proportional Representation is not Democracy

    Should “the will of the people” be represented proportionally in parliament, or like a Picasso painting, should we accept disproportionality as a design choice?

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