Will keep this live with the brands owned by major donors to the Leave cause or the Conservative Party. For more info as to why companies are on the list see BoycottBrexit Dyson Samworth Brothers WestCornwallPastyCo Ginsters Soreen Dickinson & Morris Tamar Foods - many supermarket own label Walker & Son - supermarket own label pork …
Baby Boomers. The Shameful Generation.
Baby Boomers. Used the language of the Fascists their parents died to defeat to steal the future from children they would rather see suffer than give up the present they would selfishly keep for themselves. When the story of #Brexit is told by Historians, the Great Generation will be followed by the Avericious Adolescents Voiceoftreason.blog
A Shopping Basket full of #Brexit
Recently something's been really wrong in my town. I used to have a local supermarket, it gave me reasonable food at good prices because it bought in bulk. It had a loyalty card I could use in all the other similar supermarkets and generally it looked after food hygiene and recycling as much as it …
The Choice defines the Man
You're in a negotiation. It's going horribly wrong because...well how could it not. You haven't planned it; you have no leverage; there's no reason for it; the outcome is guaranteed to be worst than what you have already; your position is untenable and based on lies; half the electorate actively hate the idea you're in …
Brexit is hurting the NHS, your job and your housing. And that’s just year one.
If you care about the future of the NHS, housing or just your job, it's time to care about Brexit and how much it's going to take away from you and your family. A chat with an "Elite" on Twitter. One who's desperate to hurt the UK, in the service of a neoCON rabid New …
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The General Election Cancelled Brexit
One of the latest pernicious extrapolations being used to pursue Brexit is the idea that because 85% of the Electorate voted for Conservative or Labour, hence 85% of people voted for Brexit. There are multiple reasons why this isn't the case, but the best one is to compare directly to the 2016 single issue Referendum. …
The Brexit HBR Business Case
Today we're going to work through a strategic business case to evaluate how you're likely to perform in role. Investment Case You have an initial investment of £50-60B to make that will have an impact in £100s of Billions over decades. The transformation will completely distract your Executive Team and all your senior managers leaving …
A Very British Tyranny
So in conversation yesterday, I realised just how low the bar is for understanding of the EU system. Therefore today I'm going to talk about this spurious lie that the EU is undemocratic, unaccountable and not transparent compared to the UK... Lets first separate two concepts. 1. The Council of Ministers/EU This is the primary …
The Case for – Progress
Much has been written about the idea of a progressive alliance between parties but few have dared suggest a better route would be the unification into a new party, Progress. There are two obvious candidates and this commentator believes that both would have much to gain from a marriage instead of an affair. For …
Corbyn and the Single Market
There's a serious Remain problem here. I am referring to the Umunna ammendment and the idea that Corbyn was in some way justified in his whip and front bench actions. For the sake of argument let me accept the ideas that: Umunna was making trouble Corbyn is playing a long game on Brexit, hoping the …
