This and other international posts can be found on www.ABlueRevolution.Com. This as a brief post as we have been shocked by the riots in the U.S. and the demonstrations in Europe over Trump. The anxious foot-soldiers of the illiberal elite clearly believe that Trump represents a
The vision of Blue Revolution is to extend democracy and make Britain safe in perpetuity. We need it as violence both domestic and street violence is going up and the binary political system can't deliver an answer. The nature of politics, therefore, has to change and
Changing society and making social progress is a slow process, hence the reason the shortest timescale for a Blue Revolution's radical agenda to transform and increase democracy and make Britain safe for all is thirty years. The reason progress is slow is that we like to adopt
"She's so 20th century, she's so 1970's she knows the right things to say she knows the right clothes to wear coz she's a modern girl oh yeah". Bob Geldoff somehow caught the spirit of Mrs May back in 1978 and after the one nation
Theresa May is clearly a good person with a conscience which sees merit in some of the compassionate social policies of the New Labour era. People have grown accustomed to having the state on their side not only establishing a framework in which they can
Anyone who has studied economics knows that 'opportunity cost' is what you don't get when you do something. The alternative so to speak. The opportunity cost of a car might be the foreign holiday you can't have because you have the car. In politics we have
Why does the Labour party consider Jeremy Corbyn to be a Marxist whilst at the same time viewing Labour left wing manifesto as progressive? Marx was writing in the 19th century and his ideas were mauled by among others Lenin and Stalin before being discredited
Gosh it never ceases to amaze us just how 20th century our politicians are. 'Cradle to grave wealth redistributive socialism and nationalisation from Labour as the Tories consolidate the middle ground and make it theirs with some post war one nation Conservatism. The dialogue between the two reflects
Like Trump in the US, Emmanuel Macron sees himself as a visionary, like us starting his own party within the last twelve months. Like Trump, he sees himself as a saviour of the people. Trump boasted that he was going to give power back to the
Sir. Whilst remaining a home seems a sensible thing for 1 million ‘boomerang millennials to do’ given the peculiarities of the modern labour and housing markets we are surprised that there is not more concern about it from the financial services sector. The reason for