Libertatio: Recent Episodes
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This time, Not for Trade – But First, to Its People A few days ago my friend, Pamela Adie was turned back at the borders of Mozambique. This unfortunate story isn’t new, but reinforces the horrible and ridiculous travel situations many Africans face when travelling within the continent. Adie, is an activist, who leads a […]
I am sure most of you have heard about the foreign policy of appeasement or even the failures of appeasement by the events that preceded World War II. To be more specific, when we think about appeasement, we think about the policies of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who thought that war with Nazi Germany […]
Dear Readers, When Steven Woolfe asked me to join Libertatio, I was delighted. Steven and I know each other from our days as activists and representatives in UKIP. Those years were an exciting time in my life, as pushed for and won British freedom from the yoke of Brussels, so I am delighted to be […]
The Conservative Government’s proposals to increase National Insurance Contributions (NIC’s) from April will not only be ill-timed, as household utility bills are set to skyrocket, but also an unconstitutional form of taxation without representation. Yes the Government’s tax plans are despotic and tyrannical. That long celebrated slogan, used to rally the American colonists to fight […]
Djokovic’s deportation illustrates the irrational, and frankly authoritarian, policies of the Australian government. Dear readers, Those of you who know me personally know that politics and economics are not the only topics I talk about on a daily basis. They are, undoubtedly, the topics I care about the most. Yet, since young, playing and talking […]
So, following a vote last month in the Commons, it looks like the road ahead for all NHS staff is paved with mandatory vaccinations. This is of course not what one would expect in a free democratic society, but what arguments could be used in a court of law to challenge the requirements? Notwithstanding the […]
In a continent of ever fluctuating currencies, interest rates, wealth and poverty levels it is clear that since the mid-1970s, Chile has been the most successful economy in Latin America. However, is Chile facing a risky economic decline? In a continent of ever fluctuating currencies, interest rates, wealth and poverty levels it is clear that […]