Britannia Unchained...

[Michael Grove]

Global Lessons for Growth and Prosperity [IS] a political book written by several British Conservative Party MPs and released on 13 September 2012. Its authors present a treatise, arguing that Britain should adopt a different and radical approach to business and economics or risk...

"an inevitable slide into mediocrity".^[1]

The book is written by Kwasi Kwarteng, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, Chris Skidmore and Liz Truss, five Conservative MPs who were elected in May 2010 and belong to the party's Thatcherite-leaning Free Enterprise Group. The text sets out their vision for the United Kingdom's future as a leading player in the global economy, arguing that Britain needs to adopt a far-reaching form of free market economics, with fewer employment laws and suggesting the United Kingdom should learn lessons from the business and economic practices of other countries, including Canada, Australia and the tiger economies of the Far East like Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore.^[1][2] 

[IN] the context of this zBLOG [BE]ing sandwiched, so to speak twixt my last entitled A MONUMENTAL CONFLICT 
and my next entitled DREAMSTORMING, I can only conclude that anyone who thinks this treatise would act in any possibly appropriate way whatsoever • with regard to and respect for the ISSUES involved addressing GLOBAL WARMING & CLIMATE CHANGE • as a democratic solution for, by and of THE People, I would suggest that [IT] IS indefatigably and indisputably a complete non-starter, as the say !!!???    

[Michael Grove]

WHAT a prediction was that, in the context of the arrival of the COVID Pandemic, which followed the UK Government spending £106 million on a select committee investigation which concluded that...

"SARS will NOT TRAVEL THIS FAR"

...as well as OUR so called LORDS & MASTERS enacting anything of significance to address the REAL ISSUES that have been internationally discussed on an annual basis since the first EARTH SUMMIT in Rio 30 years ago.  

Four of the five co-authors became part of the cabinet of Prime Minister Boris Johnson in 2019,

with co-author Liz Truss serving acting as

Prime Minister from 6 September 2022.