Tag Archives: austerity

Indebted

Posted on February 16, 2025 by Stephen Shellard

Why and How the UK Can and Should Invest Now in Grid-Upgrade and Solar Power The national debt is a perpetual and festering sore in any discussion of our economy. The more we borrow, the heavier the millstone we pass … Continue reading →

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Government borrowing and the sins of the fathers

Posted on January 8, 2021 by Stephen Shellard

According to Michael Snyder, commenting in 2010 on the scale of US Government borrowing: We have sold our children and our grandchildren into perpetual debt slavery.[1] Government borrowing now, as a response to the pandemic is a staggering figure, significantly … Continue reading →

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Correlation and Common Sense

Posted on February 26, 2020 by Stephen Shellard

” To establish that someone was in the room at the time of the murder does not, it must be admitted, prove that they committed the crime; but it certainly makes them a suspect.” Continue reading →

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