It is ‘standing up to the monolithic power of a Government(s)’. I have had to stand firm in the face of extreme abuse of power by UK and Australian Government Agencies who condemned my right to write of the World as I saw and see it.
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What is the most important thing you have done?
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How unpopular is Theresa May?
I have no time for selfish politics and Rees-Mogg and Johnson play their egos as if they were a tune that PM May and the people of the UK have to dance to.
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How much longer can Theresa May survive?
There is a danger that a second referendum may still be on the cards even after the U.K leaves the E.U which is why it is so important to chart the future.
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Do you think Theresa May is a “Strong and stable” leader as she so often claims?
Stable yes but strong I am not so sure.
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What did you think of Theresa May’s speech at the 2018 conservative conference?
PM May said during her speech “to obey the law even when you disagree with it” . Not a very deep Philosophical statement until you start thinking about it.
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Theresa May and the Promise(s) made but never kept.
How can you possibly trust Theresa May?
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Why am I ignored by Theresa May but not by President Trump?
Why is it that when I write to Theresa May I get no response. Even when I wrote about the way my 88 year old Mum was treated in a Care Home - Zero. But when I write to President Trump the White House responds.
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The Legacy of Theresa May
The mind of May rusted with false promise
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What is the importance of young people in your country developing a sense of national belonging, patriotism and pride? How would these values help the development of your nation?
Weak and ineffective leadership. Corruption. Social division. A weakness in enforcing Law and Order. A hypocrisy of intervention in wars which kill children. An acceptance of homelessness. A tolerance of absolute Poverty and a World Political System that devours the democracy of the people as if their human rights did not exist.
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Is it worth it to sacrifice one million people to create everlasting world peace?
There can be no everlasting Peace that comes about with the death of a million people. The deaths of one million people and more occured in 1914–1918 and 1939–1945 with no everlasting Peace.
