Whenever someone utters the word 'emotive subject', you can safely wager that what they really mean to say is 'everyone just calm down, please'. Or 'this topic is probably best avoided'. The subject will often be about money, religion or politics. Or a rage inducing mix of all three. Brexit is an emotive subject. Exceedlingly … Continue reading Emotive Subjects
In 2016, the UK held a referendum on our membership of the EU. Problem number one: the question was vague. It was a this or not this binary option. At no point was a choice offered on the wide spectrum of possibilities encompassed by the not this option. But that's not to say that the … Continue reading The People’s Vote
Is this the future for Britain? Brexit - a half baked ideology, promoted by half wit Nigel, voted for by half the population, most of whom did so half heartedly, half cocked negotiations, cheered on by a half-brained foreign secretary - and we're not even quite half the way through the Article 50 timeframe. But … Continue reading Half Way House
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