Once again, an interesting and sensible discussion.
By the way, with regard to Thatcherism, are you aware of a 1992 book severely criticising it, named 'Dancing With Dogma'? It was written by a Conservative politician, Ian Gilmour, who was one of what were called the Tory 'wets'. He was in her first government but was then given the push. I consider Thatcher as someone who came to believe strongly in a dogmatic interpretation of 'free market' economics that relied on crazy mathematics.
Paul I hear what you’re saying about Reform. However they are the only real option to effect the change required at this time. No doubt other forces for change will emerge but Reform is the only game in town at the moment for ordinary working people who are sick and tired of being lied to by the Uniparty.
Hi Paul 👋
Thoroughly enjoyed that 👍
I do however think that describing Joey Barton as a "footballer " could be a criminal offence 😉
I look forward to the "Andrew and Paul , Spice Girls special " 😉
Team Sporty here , beautiful voice .
Have a lovely weekend Paul and readers 😀
Hi Paul
Once again, an interesting and sensible discussion.
By the way, with regard to Thatcherism, are you aware of a 1992 book severely criticising it, named 'Dancing With Dogma'? It was written by a Conservative politician, Ian Gilmour, who was one of what were called the Tory 'wets'. He was in her first government but was then given the push. I consider Thatcher as someone who came to believe strongly in a dogmatic interpretation of 'free market' economics that relied on crazy mathematics.
Re-reading it, I am struck by its clarity. It is well worth a read, if one can get hold of a copy.
Paul I hear what you’re saying about Reform. However they are the only real option to effect the change required at this time. No doubt other forces for change will emerge but Reform is the only game in town at the moment for ordinary working people who are sick and tired of being lied to by the Uniparty.