I advocate changing much of the status quo, so I don't care much for the "we can't do x" arguments. We can, the valid question is whether we should and if so, how? The simple trut… (View Post)

The person who said it would need to be done first is *Nigel Farage* at the presser. Perhaps he is less absolutist than you are because he has the risk of actually being in charge? (View Post)

That is the part that concerns me. I have for a long time on here warned not of Farage, but of what comes after Farage fails. The UK's political economy is broken at a fundamental level. Reform … (View Post)

All things are possible! The point with all of it is there is almost always a counterparty to negotiate with. Farage - like Starmer and Sunak and especially Boris! before him - is offering crayon sol… (View Post)

Who is suggesting that? Two fundamental problems in our politics Polarised divisions where wazzocks insist that if you don't want x you MUST want y Crayon policies offering simple solutions to c… (View Post)