Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts
UKgov to "root out waste" with "zero-based" Budgeting
tags
brexit,
gov,
governance,
leadership,
legislation,
policy,
principles,
strategy
The new government is saying all the right things. Only time will tell whether they make a difference. The last few governments also started with lots of hope but lost their way somewhere down the road, and now their legacy lies in tatters. Let's hope this gov lives up to their promises!
General Election 2019
tags
brexit,
democratic,
gov,
leadership
This election is all about Brexit. The party that gets it right will win, and the rest will be consigned to the dustbin of history. Politicians who don't understand what people want don't deserve to be elected.
LibDems 2019
tags
brexit,
democratic,
gov,
leadership
A vote for the LibDems is a wasted vote in this election!
LibDems are the third wheel dancing on the political fringes, who will never gain power to do anything they promise. They know this too, and as such they feel at liberty to make whatever promises they think can sway some donors and voters.
They were tested in government
LibDems are the third wheel dancing on the political fringes, who will never gain power to do anything they promise. They know this too, and as such they feel at liberty to make whatever promises they think can sway some donors and voters.
They were tested in government
Why Florence? #Brexit
tags
brexit
In trying to please those wanting to defeat the biggest mandate the British electorate has ever given, do they (British government & opposition leaders) seem to be gradually watering down Brexit over time? Time will tell if they are friends or foes of democracy.
EU debt burdens seem to exponentially increase with time, as the ECB (contrary to principles enshrined) hoovers up gov/corporate debt gone bad from their pals. Classic case of "Socialising losses, while privatising profits!"
Now, why might the British PM choose to make a big milestone speech in Florence, of all the places? Florence seems far away from the regular drinking holes of UK/EU political glitterati. Who were the intended addressees? Apparently, no one of worth was present there.
EU debt burdens seem to exponentially increase with time, as the ECB (contrary to principles enshrined) hoovers up gov/corporate debt gone bad from their pals. Classic case of "Socialising losses, while privatising profits!"
Now, why might the British PM choose to make a big milestone speech in Florence, of all the places? Florence seems far away from the regular drinking holes of UK/EU political glitterati. Who were the intended addressees? Apparently, no one of worth was present there.
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