Commercial aircraft are amazing: One version of the Boeing 777 can fly 17,395km (9,395nmi) non stop.  It is used to fly between long haul destinations such as New York-Singapore, Perth-London, New York-Auckland, […]
I have previously written about our utterly dysfunctional housing market here and here. Basically we have disproportionate power in the hands of a relatively small coterie of anti planning fascist […]
The main, headline, events of this government are how they inherited an economy trashed by Gordon Brown and turned it round to be bigger than it has ever been before. […]
Jeremy Clarkson is a top rung professional journalist, he is an excellent entertainer and he is very driven and hard working. Which is why Top Gear is the most successful […]
After writing my article What is wrong with UK education. And how to fix it, I have been engaged on social media with some interesting views. Basically the progressives and social […]
Time after time there have been measures taken of school leavers and of UK adults showing adult functional illiteracy as high as 20% of the population and functional innumeracy as […]
First of all it might be good if people understood what deregulation is. Markets require certain conditions to work properly, for instance if there is only one supplier (as in […]
Here are some of the Green Party policies and, as you will see, a lot of them make great sense. (Click the highlighted text to go to my erudite article […]
Socialists always punish successful people and reward unsuccessful people. They call this social justice. Which is a huge lie because it is anything but just. And it is a big […]
Firstly a primer for socialists, who have no understanding of economics: Free trade and globalisation are incredibly good, they drive down prices, increase economic activity, alleviate poverty, decrease unemployment, increase […]
Firstly vegetables contain genes that make them grow green, so that they can photosynthesise. I have been eating green vegetables for over half a century and these genes have yet […]
Gordon Brown’s recession (his team, including Ed Miliband and Ed Balls, must take some of the blame) created the deepest UK recession since the war. Manufacturing output declined 7% by the end […]