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Tag Archives: democracy
The Bruges Group meeting 28 March 2018 – Too many loose ends remain untied
Robert Henderson There was a healthy attendance for the first meeting of 2018 The speakers were John Redwood and the economist and journalist Liam Halligan. They were both good value judged purely as speakers but I ‘m afraid Redwood … Continue reading
Don’t listen to the ” keep Theresa May at all costs ” Brexit siren voices
Robert Henderson There are plenty of voices saying stick with Theresa May because that is the best hope of achieving Brexit. This goes against all the evidence about her intentions that we already have from her behaviour over the … Continue reading
The remainers throw away their best chance of sabotaging Brexit.
Robert Henderson Astonishingly, the remainers have missed their best chance to hinder the Brexit process by failing to seriously oppose the motion put down by Theresa May that a General Election be held on 8 June. The motion was passed … Continue reading
Britain needs electoral reform but the abolition of first past the post (FPTP) is not the answer
Robert Henderson As parties outside the British political mainstream garner more and more support the call for electoral reform will increase.. It is not simply that the coming general election will produce a House of Commons whose representation will be … Continue reading
Devolution and the House of Lords
Robert Henderson There is one important aspect of the devolution mess created since 1997 which receives little or no attention in the mainstream media or from mainstream politicians, namely, the role of the House of Lords. As things stand all … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Devolution, Nationhood
Tagged democracy, England, independence, Parliament, political correctness, quisling elite
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Devolving powers to Manchester is the thin end of the Balkanising of England wedge
Robert Henderson The government have recently announced the passing of responsibility for the £6 billion of NHS money spent in the Greater Manchester area to a consortium of ten local councils. This is in addition to the creation of a Mayor for … Continue reading
Posted in Devolution, Nationhood
Tagged democracy, England, independence, Parliament, quisling elite
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The Scottish referendum and the accidental emergence of the English voice
Robert Henderson The outcome of the Scottish independence referendum has resulted in the breaking of a particularly effective omerta within the British political classes, namely, that there should be no acknowledgement of the wilful damage done to English interests by … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Devolution, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged democracy, England, independence, quisling elite
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The future of England
Meeting arranged by the Campaign for an English Parliament (CEP) House of Lords 20th November Speakers Frank Field Labour MP Lord Maclennan (Lib Dem) Professor Wyn Jones ( Professor of Welsh Politics, Cardiff U) Eddie Bone CEP There were around … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Devolution, Immigration, Nationhood
Tagged Celts, democracy, English, independence, quisling elite, Scotland, The Scots
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Public and Private Confusion (And, yes, there is an alternative)
I wrote Public and Private Confusion in 2006, before the credit crisis, before even Northern Rock was saved by the taxpayer. NuLabbour’s mania for privatizing anything in sight was in full spate, mostly, because the Tories had privatized all of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Immigration, Politics
Tagged democracy, EU, free trade, laissez faire, liberty, public service, public spending
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Not as white as they are painted
Robert Henderson Those of us who do not share the liberal’s ostensible love of the multicultural mess they have made of modern Britain will be gratified to hear that the latest communal outbreak of the Joy of Diversity has brought … Continue reading
Posted in Anglophobia, Immigration, Nationhood, Politics
Tagged democracy, ethnicity, freedom, history, invasion, laws, political correctness, quisling elite, race
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