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Articles, Issues, News
Community, Society and Justice by Neil Lock
A month ago, I wrote about my views on ethical philosophy. Today, I’ll look at the other side of the coin – my political philosophy. At the outset, I feel a need to issue a Radical Ideas Warning....
Politics, Power and Psychopathy by Neil Lock
Today, I’ll return to the foundations of political philosophy. The subject, on this occasion, is psychopathy. What is it? And why does it seem so prevalent among politicians, and those that have or...
Some thoughts on Godalming Town Council by Neil Lock
As the local Reform UK campaign manager, when I heard of a by-election for Godalming Town Council, I took the opportunity to look at what the council is doing for (or to) us. When I took on the...
Reform UK Taxation Paper by Stanley Jackson
In Ayrshire Pullman Motor Services & Ritchie v CIR ((1929) 14 TC 754) Lord Clyde remarked: “No man in this country is under the smallest obligation, moral or other, so to arrange his legal...
A Defining Week by Shane Bray
They say a week is a long time in politics, and the past seven days have certainly proved that point. I’m sure Angela has breathed a sigh of relief! We were all shaken by the devastating news of...
A sad tale and an AI fail by Neil Lock
Yesterday, I learned of a sad event. Yet another of our much-loved Surrey country pubs has closed. I refer to the Dog and Pheasant in Brook, on the A286 between Milford and Grayshott. Here is the...
Another week, another scandal by Shane Bray
Here we go again. Another week, another scandal — this time involving Jeffrey Epstein’s “best pal” Peter Mandelson. I refuse to call him Sir. Given the circumstances, such a title feels grotesquely...
The Natural Law of Humanity by Neil Lock
Last week, I looked at ethics in general, and the relations between moral obligations and human rights. Today, I’m going to try to answer head-on the question: What is right, and what is wrong, for...
Let’s Get Real – Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Surrey – Part 2 by Jon Davies
When I first wrote about local government reorganisation in Surrey, my concerns centred on the absence of a meaningful public mandate, the lack of transparency, and the speed of the process. You can...
A Year of Labour: Scandal, Hypocrisy, and Broken Promises by Shane Bray
We now have a government that says one thing, does another and lurches from scandal to scandal — all in little more than a year. When Labour took office, they spoke endlessly about the so-called £22...