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Articles, Issues, News
A Blue-Collar Worker’s view of today’s mainstream media by Denis Podany
(By a working man, who’s had enough of being treated like he can’t see what’s right in front of him.) There was a time in Britain when the press behaved like an independent court for the people. You...
How should government behave towards the governed? by Neil Lock
Recently, I addressed the question: what functions should government perform? Based on the ideas of John Locke, I came up with a fairly conventional list. A legislative, with highly circumscribed...
The rise of the Blob – and how Britain lost control of its own system by Denis Podany
These are the thoughts of a blue-collar worker. For most of Britain’s history since the start of democracy, the way government worked was simple. The public elected ministers, and ministers told the...
What should be the functions of government? by Neil Lock
“Political power, then, I take to be a right of making laws, with penalties of death, and consequently all less penalties for the regulating and preserving of property, and of employing the force of...
A Brief History of Air Pollution in the UK by Neil Lock
This will be a sharply cut down précis of some of my earlier work, which has documented the history of the science and politics of air pollution and anti-car policies in the UK. Air Pollution...
The Clean Air (Human Rights) bill by Neil Lock
There is upcoming, on Friday November 7th, 2025, the second reading of a parliamentary private member’s bill. It is titled the “Clean Air (Human Rights) Bill.” I must say that this is the most...
What our MP thinks about digital ID by Jeremy Hunt
Dear Neil, Thank you for your email. Like you, I long opposed the introduction of ID cards and strongly resisted Tony Blair’s earlier proposals. However, I am now open-minded about exploring digital...
Digital ID: 8m company directors being forced is completely wrong
To: Jeremy Hunt MP From: Neil Lock Subject: Digital ID: 8m company directors being forced is completely wrong Dear Mr Hunt, I totally oppose the attempt to roll out compulsory digital IDs for...
Predatory Precaution by Neil Lock
Today, I’ll uncover one of the worst, and most insidious, of all the bad things that are being done to us human beings today. That is, the perversion of the so-called “precautionary principle” into...
Our Enemy, the UN by Neil Lock
Today, I’m going to identify, and try to help you understand, the organization that is the primary enemy of humanity and our freedoms today. I refer to the United Nations. This is the headpost of a...