Category: Election
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Things to think about on Tuesday in Parliament Square (and a Wednesday update)
On leaving, remaining, no-platforming and getting very angry
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Emergency! First aid instructions within
Our NHS has nearly gone. The destruction, which started long ago now, is nearly complete. It’ll take a general election to save it but there’s something we have to do first, and we need to be doing it now…
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The secret the rich are desperate to keep
Why are rich business people, most of the Tory Party, and those on the affluent right of all the other parties engaged in such a vicious battle to stop you understanding the new economics?
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Follow The Money
Everyone’s angry and frightened, even the rich, because the rich follow the money, and the money just isn’t giving clear instructions.’
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The great government debt scam
I’m delighted to have a guest-post here from Keith Lindsay-Cameron, the man who’s famous around social media for writing a letter a day to number 10. It is a fantastic addition to our information for campaigners and activists collection – KG.
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Bloody cat!
I don’t really think love and hate are opposites – saying so gives hate a power it doesn’t deserve but I’d like to say this…
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I never thought I’d write a 1500 word essay on toilets, but here comes one…
On the 28th April, many local residents received a letter from Amber Rudd, First Class, and produced on House of Commons notepaper.
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Our Election Campaign (not theirs)
I don’t follow sport closely but from my viewpoint the main role of a manager seems to be that of scapegoat. Player falls over own feet and his team loses? SACK THE MANAGER!
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The last blog before the election from a ker-nackered campaigner
How many desperate conversations, how many sessions of leaflet waving and door-knocking, how many brain-cells battering against the algorithms trying to send the message where other messages cannot reach? How much? How long? How far? How, how, how?
Kay Green 