En mass we should all head down tomorrow to go and vote for the party that will lead us to salvation! Who you going to vote for? what will help you decide? maybe a video…
In no particular order, here are their videos. Nothing like a bit of a spiel to help you make up your mind. Oh one last word on the videos, if I can’t find the parties video on the Internet, it will be replaced with something similar. Feel free to add links to the comments if I’m …

In the run up to the 2010 UK elections I thought I’d run a series of posts highlighting the major issues that the UK currently faces. First up and probably not for the last time, debt! If you are not alarmed by our national debt, then you should be (I also invite you to have a quick look at your bank balance to make sure it’s ok) it is up to you to pay it back.

£899 billion owed, so only £14,000 for every man women and child in the …

It’s 2010 and recently I’ve been thinking more about what seems like a shift in foreign policy and global politics. I love conspiracy theories, from aliens to JFK, the Beatles to 911. This post largely will centre around the theory that we are slowly entering a 5 state ruling political system. 1984, great book, great author and an interesting social commentary on what might come to pass. Extreme as 1984 is, the book worked so well because I could immerse myself in the belief that this isn’t too far removed …

A question that I have asked myself for a while is who owns the Bank of England? This post is dedicated to shedding some light on the matter.
BANK OF ENGLAND ACT 1946 (9 & 10 Geo. 6 c. 27)
An Act to bring the capital stock of the Bank of England into public ownership and bring the Bank under public control, to make provision with respect to the relations between the Treasury, the Bank of England and other banks and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid.

[14 February 1946]

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along came the credit crunch, which with a little help from the media threw us in to recession, now come the countless statistics from government and trade bodies about the doom and gloom that is to behold us in the next 12 months. Well I have decided to put another measure in place about how bad things really get.
I have decided to be on train watch, more specifically as seasoned commuter I will observe to see if seat availability increases. A very targeted regional measure I admit, but nonetheless it …

an always slightly disappointing affair in my eyes. I think it boils down to a bunch of random films coming on the TV and the realisation that even though Christmas is the most commericalised celebration of the year, even once it is done and over with then month unadulterated spending occurs. The sales are an extension of the strategy of money making, I’ll be the first to admit that at some point in the next week I’ll be out there spending a stupid amount on clothes I pretend I need, …