Tag: federalism

• Do I Vote?

  Do I vote on Thursday? Here in the UK, I’m supposed to do my meagre part in electing a Member of the European Parliament, yet I know very little about the running or conduct of that institution.  In this, I am not alone.  This is anecdotal, but I am prepared to bet only a very…

  frederick anderson

  May 19, 2019

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  Alliances, Arrogance, Brexit, Disconnect, Election, European Union, federalism, Proportional Representation

• A Momentous Year

  A coke and a smile and it’s already 6th of January, most New Year’s resolutions are well on their way to being broken and a whole new seedbed of freshly sprouting tragedies are preparing to break the soil of 2017.    So, will this year be better than last? No. At least, not in the eyes…

  frederick anderson

  January 6, 2017

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  2017, Antarctc Ice, Armageddon, Brexit, Disaster, Doom, Farage, federalism, Global Warming, growth Rate, London Bubble, National Health, New Year, Remainers, Trump, UK, wealth, zealotism

• 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