If you are following the Conservative Leadership ‘race’, even from a distance, it is easy to fall into the trap of believing that things really will change for the better. Just as soon as the new incumbent (aka Prime Minister), has been appointed by Tory Members, the world-famous door to No.10 has opened, and they … Continue reading Things will get worse and worse until they can get no worse. Only then can the change we all so desperately need begin
Tag: Localism
The best thing for everyone would be if every MP and Party we have stood down and agreed to never stand again. The problem is, big money would just replace them
There is a twisted hilarity to hearing the words come from your own mouth and almost watching them solidify as they cross the air, forming the sentence ‘Out of the two candidates running to be PM, Boris is by far the better choice’. The problem for us all, is that when the choices you have … Continue reading The best thing for everyone would be if every MP and Party we have stood down and agreed to never stand again. The problem is, big money would just replace them
The UK will go hungry as the food supply collapses. But Boris and all the political buffoons seat blocking our Parliament will continue to have their day…
It’s difficult to imagine that anyone in big business or government has any real concern about supply chain security, when the Conservative-friendly Daily Telegraph carries a story about the CEO of the UK’s Marks & Spencer retail chain now being on a 4-day week for a salary of £750K. Meanwhile, the real people at the … Continue reading The UK will go hungry as the food supply collapses. But Boris and all the political buffoons seat blocking our Parliament will continue to have their day…
Surviving The Great Reset: We cannot rely on existing supply chains any longer
We cannot rely on any system where its reliability is based upon things that we cannot see or have no way to understand – i.e. you can’t pick up the phone or visit and speak to the farmer and ask in which field the wheat being sent to the local mill and then to the … Continue reading Surviving The Great Reset: We cannot rely on existing supply chains any longer
Thank you for your support – Here’s the best way to get value from Levelling Level:
Before anything, a big thank you to everyone who has visited Levelling Level here (in its Blog form) or has already downloaded the Book. Since I began to publish the Book broken down into blogs last Tuesday, the number of visits has been more than I had expected. I have really appreciated the likes received … Continue reading Thank you for your support – Here’s the best way to get value from Levelling Level:
What Levelling Level will look like
When a system exists that is balanced and fair for all, many of the societal problems that exist and that nobody seems to be able to fix today, will simply vanish or quickly go away. Poverty, debt, inflation, knife crime, antisocial behaviour, the cost of living, educational standards, drug abuse, theft, restricted social mobility, prejudices, … Continue reading What Levelling Level will look like
Digital Currency, Crypto, DeFi
Digital or crypto currencies will not survive in their current form. Like the system that cryptocurrencies were created with the best intentions to try and override, it is simply the belief that people have, or the way that people think about cryptocurrencies today that appear to make them work. The cryptocurrencies that you can buy … Continue reading Digital Currency, Crypto, DeFi
Bartering and Exchanging of what we actually have for what we actually need
The point has regrettably long since been missed that the real function of money was to make bartering or the exchange of goods or labour much easier. For instance, when there was no money: if a fisherman had fish spare but wanted his horses saddle repaired, he might have to exchange the fish for bread … Continue reading Bartering and Exchanging of what we actually have for what we actually need
Government from the grassroots up
We quite literally need to look at every part of government and what the public sector does, and rethink who should be making the decisions about how they function and what they do, based on the who, the why, the what, and with only the delivery itself becoming an issue of cost. The technology now … Continue reading Government from the grassroots up
Political unity at the level its best to get anything done; Political control back into the hands of those best placed to manage it
There are always going to be sensible exceptions to every rule. When it comes to governance, we should always strive for unity, cooperation and collaboration when it comes to working together with others to achieve mutual aims – even to the degree that we might work globally to deliver help or outcomes that will be … Continue reading Political unity at the level its best to get anything done; Political control back into the hands of those best placed to manage it
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