What are the real causes of our economic woes?

It seems an inconsistent pay packet for an already rich man to accept when otherwise presenting himself as holier-than-thou back home.

This nation continually refuses to deploy its own resources to protect itself from decay and pull itself out of the pit of stagnation.

Not one Briton voted for forty, fifty, sixty thousand or more illegals to arrive on our shores each year.

Bournbrook’s Collingwood writes here a story taking place in 2049. Focussed on the geopolitical position of the United States, it offers an unnerving account of what may lie ahead for our world.

‘It is becoming increasingly difficult to write with any enthusiasm about the ongoing farce in SW1.’ - BrittaniQ #18

Why do we have a triumvirate of militant eco-activist groups, funded by the corporate rich, engaging in theatrical mock vandalism, and blocking three-lane motorways during peak traffic?

It is familiar sight to see: a Prime Minister, cut adrift and alone, abandoned by their own bedfellows, and standing on the Downing Street steps.