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THE DUCHESS OF PORK

Posted by julian on June 7, 2010 in Politics

While it may seem odd to my readers, I do believe in a Constitutional Monarchy over a Republic. A titular head outside of politics brings a certain stability and credibility to government that a politically appointed head of state can’t. For instance all judicial appointments in Constitutional Monarchies are made through the crown. Having the [...]

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POOR OLD BP

Posted by julian on June 3, 2010 in Politics

Great Britain once was a great country, full of pride and less than 100 years ago the most productive nation on earth. Now reliant upon financial services for 35% of its gross national product, most former industrial cities look almost the same as Detroit excepting the local populations are dominated by new immigrants from the [...]

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BUREAUCRACY GONE CRAZY

Posted by julian on April 28, 2010 in Politics

The Tea Party’s platform of less tax and less government would go across far better in Europe than it does here. Every time I go to the post office and get stuck in a half hour long queue (looking at ten windows with clerks behind only two of them) and all I want to buy [...]

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AN ENGLISH “INSTITUTION” BECOMES A DEBT RIDDEN SUBSIDIARY OVERNIGHT

Posted by julian on February 3, 2010 in Economy

Even in Great Britain, a country which has had culture snatched from it by indiscriminate immigration and being a member of the EU, is up in arms over losing Cadbury’s a 200 year-old Birmingham-based “institution” majority-owned and run until recently by the Quaker Cadbury, to plastic cheese maker Kraft Foods. Kraft, thanks to Wall Street [...]

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