Tag: Conservative

• A Time for Change?

  A report by the Hansard Society, the UK’s leading source of independent research and advice on Parliament and parliamentary affairs, should give everyone pause. Interviews conducted with a representative sample of 1000 British citizens found 63% agreed that “Britain’s system of government is rigged to the advantage of the rich and powerful” and in response…

  frederick anderson

  April 8, 2019

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  Churchill, Conservative, democracy, future, government, Internet, Members of Parliament, Power, privilege, representation, Right-Wing, Rule, strength, Vote, Walpole

• Red September

  September is the party conference season in our sceptre isle, something which should not bother normal people most years.  This year, however, there are sinister political currents flowing.   We should be wary of this autumn’s neap tides.  Because for ordinary Britons everywhere they may become an inundation. There are three political parties, three conferences. The…

  frederick anderson

  September 24, 2018

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  Agenda, Brexit, Brexiteers, Cable, Conference, Conservative, Corbyn, crises, Labour Party, May, Remainers, representation, Socialist, split

• UKIP – RIP?

  The resignation of Diane James from leadership of the UK Independence Party, whilst perhaps not entirely surprising, is unfortunate.   Her reign of only 18 days must be something of a record for a political leader of any party, indicative perhaps of the struggles that seethe beneath the surface of UKIP’s emergent force. I raise my…

  frederick anderson

  October 5, 2016

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  Brexit, Conservative, Diane James, Elections, Eurpoean Union, federalism, Jeremy Corbyn, Lonmdon Bubble, Marxism, Marxist, Negotiations, Nigel Farage, referendum, Socialist, Theresa May, UKIP