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“Sticking to Your Guns” – and Other Failed Strategies

12th August 2019 Emile Woolf 0

There can be little doubt that tenacity is a great virtue. It means holding on to something important, something you believe in, no matter what. The trouble with tenacity, however, is that it does not [more…]

Reggie’s Guide to Stopping Unwanted Marketing

13th November 2019 0

Many people get annoyed when they receive unwanted calls, texts, emails and letters. Having worked in the direct marketing industry for 35 years I thought I would put together a short guide covering the steps [more...]
Postal Voting, Overseas and General Statistics

12th May 2019 0

After the description of how Postal Voting works and by implication, how much it must cost, it seemed worth while looking at the number of overseas postal voters. These should mainly be people who have [more...]
Postcard from Lille, Part 38

9th November 2019 0

If you’re ever in Atlanta, Georgia, may I recommend the Georgia State Capital Museum? During my time there, Atlanta was the second most violent place in the Union. The actual murder capital of America was, [more...]
Absolutism and Abortion

5th December 2017 2,507

The ongoing vilification of Jacob Rees-Mogg regarding his specific view on abortion is beyond the pale for any society that regards itself as civilised and rational. There is a reason that numerous philosophical dilemmas and [more...]
Keeping Economics Simple

23rd September 2019 0

The US Department of Defence is a major customer of many private sector suppliers, including the Boeing Company. Although relationships between customer and supplier are mutually beneficial, that is by no means the only reason [more...]