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Tag Archives: UKIP
A Week Is A Long Time In Politics
What a complicated system British parliament is. Although two parties generally collect most of the votes during a general election there is no limit to the number of parties who can field candidates and there is nothing to prevent anybody … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Finance, History, Politics
Tagged Brexit, DUP, European Union, Good Friday Agreement, government, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, parliament, Politics, Sinn Fein, Theresa May, Tories, UDA, UKIP
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Article 50 Shades Darker
There are those who voted for the UK to leave the European Union in last year’s referendum for perfectly valid personally political reasons. I may not agree with their conclusions but respect that if they researched and understood how specific … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Finance, History, Life, Politics
Tagged Agincourt, Article 50, Berlin, bigotry, Brexit, colour, communications, creed, EU Referendum, European Union, fake news, gender, hate crime, nationality, NHS, parliament, race, sacking of Rome, sexuality, sovereignty, Theresa May, UKIP, WWII
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