Daily Globe British Values, Global Perspective
Prior to the 2016 European Union Referendum I had certain assumptions about Britain, our laws and our politics. It was inconceivable to me that we would have an election and the result not be implemented. I couldn’t imagine Labour winning an election and somehow being prevented from forming a Government. …
Read More »Integration by Stealth: How political union with the EU was achieved without consent
After the British electorate voted to leave the EU in June 2016, many people, particularly on the losing Remain side, searched for someone to blame. David Cameron was a favourite, as he was the one who allowed a vote on the issue. Various politicians on the leave side were also …
Read More »The New Extremism
The changes in our society since the fall of communism were not predicted by anyone at the time. This article summarises what we can see in retrospect and it is not pretty. Marxism and Conservatism are being replaced by a deviant form of secularism. The most obvious change since the …
Read More »Getting out of the burning building
There is an establishment in British politics. What I mean by this is that there is a political consensus, for I don’t want to personify the word ‘establishment’ in a way that is not true. It may be that at one time there was a group of powerful people sitting …
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