British Politics

We need democracy, not the permanent bureaucracy

Civil servants are hampering the work of our elected representatives

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Things can only get worse

There is a vast epistemic divide between those who experience decline, and those who don’t

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Building a house on rock

Danny Kruger was right about Britain and Christianity

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British voters do not want the EU to make their laws for them

Despite decades of spin, British voters want British laws to be made in Britain

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Is Reform inevitable?

Nigel Farage and his comrades cannot grow complacent about gaining or using power

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Jeremy Corbyn could change British politics again

“Your Party” is bad news for Keir Starmer

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The migrant hotel protests are different this time

Protestors want to change the law, not to break the law

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Rural revolt

British farmers are growing increasingly disillusioned with politics and politicians

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The British economy cannot sustain its contradictions

Like the late Soviet Union, it depends on ignorance and wishful thinking

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The British establishment has committed itself to motivated ignorance

An investigation into community cohesion cannot be serious if it assumes that communities are cohesive

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