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We Are All Marxists Now5 comments

theoptimisticconservative wrote 5 days ago: How do you know when the memes-‘n’-tropes of an ideology, and its policy corollaries, have become th … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Commentary, Basic politics, conservatism, Marxism

What Liberals Will Get10 comments

theoptimisticconservative wrote 3 weeks ago: Collectivized.  Poor.  Nasty.  Brutish.  And Short. I asked nearly a month ago what liberals want.  … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Tax Policy, Economics, Health care, Basic politics, Left-liberalism, Health Care, cap and trade

The Dark Nationalist Heart of New Labour’s Devolution Project12 comments

David wrote 4 weeks ago: I was struck last night by how the panellists of BBC1’s Any Questions displayed a rare unity i … more →

Tags: Anglophobia, asymmetrical devolution, Barnett formula, Britain, British nationalism, Britishness, Britology, democratic deficit, Devolution

Cui Bono?11 comments

theoptimisticconservative wrote 3 months ago: … or is it Kto Kogo? It seems that the worse things get, the more Latin comes pouring out of us.  Th … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Economics, Basic politics, Government Spending, Government Policy

The Horsey Truth9 comments

theoptimisticconservative wrote 4 months ago: Youthful = Useful   Mark Steyn wrote yesterday at NRO about how useful younger voters have made them … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Conservative Politics, Basic politics, Government Policy

Hoofbeats1 comment

theoptimisticconservative wrote 5 months ago: … of a Hobby Horse I have a few hobby horses, as readers who stick with this blog will learn.  On oc … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Tax Policy, Basic politics, Government Spending, stimulus bill

Giving Us a Fish

theoptimisticconservative wrote 5 months ago: Give a man a fish… The usually reliable Thomas Sowell seems to have recovered from his una … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Government Spending, stimulus bill

George Parr - Credit Crunch2 comments

isseh wrote 1 year ago: “George Parr who is a invester banker is being interviewed by journalist to discussed about cr … more →

Tags: British humour, financial systems, credit crunch, George Parr

Will Fuel Be At $100/Barrel?

kktheone wrote 1 year ago:   I was reading an article called “Swaminomics” in the Sunday Times. The author, Mr. Anklesaria, pre … more →

Tags: Business One, Inflation, Oil, Price Rise, barrel, swaminomics, Sunday Times

English Nationalism and Progressive Politics6 comments

David wrote 1 year ago: For me, ‘progressive’ is something of a dirty word. I associate it with the arrogance of … more →

Tags: Britain, British Bill of Rights and Responsibilities, British nationality, Britishness, conservative party, David Cameron, democratic accountability, Devolution, devolved powers

Rant: Proper Perspective, Please!4 comments

Dakota wrote 1 year ago: The poor Washington Post can’t seem to make up its mind about market economics. Conservative think … more →

Tags: Economy, rants, Rant, Gas prices, Carbon Tax, Fuel Economy

Credit crunch - the need for "purposive" intervention and increased disclosure in markets

kitanomaru wrote 1 year ago: The cause of the credit crunch initially and the difficulties experienced by markets and regulators … more →

Tags: Money, Business, economic argument, credit crunch, financial regulation, Financial Markets

England: The Inconvenient Nation Blocking European Federation1 comment

David wrote 1 year ago: England and the EU represent two fundamentally opposing traditions and philosophies. England is the … more →

Tags: British values, Englishness, Politics, Religion, constitution, gordon brown, Liberalism, England, USA

The Britain Of Brown's Dreams: Meritocracy Not Democracy4 comments

David wrote 1 year ago: “Let us go out with confidence to meet the world to come, let us embrace this new age of ambit … more →

Tags: Politics, Religion, gordon brown, England, Immigration, Labour Party, meritocracy, equality of opportunity, Economics

Who does this country belong to, anyway?3 comments

David wrote 1 year ago: Whatever the whys and wherefores of the Michael Martin expenses row (the Speaker of the House of Com … more →

Tags: Englishness, Politics, Myth, England, scottish independence, proportional representation, PR, English Parliament, Devolution

What are 'English values'?2 comments

David wrote 1 year ago: In this blog, I’ve set out to maintain a continuous critique of so-called ‘British value … more →

Tags: Britishness, British values, Englishness, Politics, History, Culture, Deconstruction, Religion, constitution

Immigration As Onshoring4 comments

David wrote 1 year ago: Immigration, from an economic point of view, could be described as a form of ‘onshoring’ … more →

Tags: Barnett formula, Britology, Economics, Employment, England, English ethnicity, English identity, English independence, EU

what Boomers want

BEC wrote 1 year ago: As consumers of goods and services, what do Boomers want? There are lots clicks on the sidebar wit … more →

the Boomer image

BEC wrote 1 year ago: Not only do Boomers know about marketing, marketing knows a lot about Boomers. Or, so several mark … more →


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