Monthly Archives: July 2013

Understanding Affordable Social Democracy

Posted on July 31, 2013 by

The great challenge of the 21st century: How do we organise a society that is both sustainable and affordable? To understand the origin of this problem, please read this first. Looking for a 1 page summary? Download Affordable Social Democracy. The chart … Continue reading →

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Perfectly understandable

Posted on July 28, 2013 by

We don’t pay for everything today, we can’t pay for everything today, and it was never true that we would be able to pay for everything. We were slightly distracted on our journey from pre-revolution to post-revolution into thinking that … Continue reading →

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Living Wage Commission Submission

Posted on July 27, 2013 by

Dear Commission, We would like to thank the Archbishop and the other members of the commission for establishing this important and urgent enquiry into the structure and the future of our societies. Please find attached the submission to your commission … Continue reading →

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State of British Public Debt

Posted on July 22, 2013 by

Since the end of 2008 the total size of the British government borrowing has more than doubled from 617 billion to 1.39 trillion. And that excludes the money we have lent ourselves through the Bank of England, if you count … Continue reading →

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Internet Search Acknowledgement

Posted on July 21, 2013 by

Proposed Opt In for Porn & Violence Searches:   PLEASE NOTE BEFORE PROCEEDING   Your brain has a reward system that does not know the difference between behaviour that is helpful and actions which are destructive to your well being … Continue reading →

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Youth don’t care?

Posted on July 13, 2013 by

You hear it all the time: “Young people aren’t interested. They don’t care. Young people today are lazy and apathetic.” Well… I’d be completely disinterested in politics too if I thought the only options available to me were 3 look-alike … Continue reading →

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Intro

Posted on July 12, 2013 by

If we provide each other with the basic necessities of LIFE, free of charge and without means testing, we will remake our economy and come into balance with our environment. Continue reading →

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Synthesis

Posted on July 11, 2013 by

You know something’s wrong, that we have not sorted out a decent way to live together, yet. And you know that there is a better way, that we are not this stupid and blind, that we can do a better … Continue reading →

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Drug Criminalisation: All Cons

Posted on July 2, 2013 by

Has the “drug war” been a success and should we continue it? You decide… The pernicious, hidden effects of drug criminalisation: erodes the privacy boundary, thence respect for public space  criminalises pursuit of fun and millions of otherwise law abiding … Continue reading →

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