- migrate from plesk
- polling/survey ranking – what’s most offensive? – list many, let pople vote, display in order of current votes
- Next Home Page – move relevant to members secured page, or public access as appropriate
While I’m building additional content, I would like you to think about these messages.
- No political party has upheld their manifesto – you have more rights to a refund buying a troll doll if it does not meet specifications on it’s packaging. There are no consumer rights or protection for voters.
- the online safety bill is allegedly to protect children online, but Tommy Robinson has been shouting about organised child rape gangs in our cities for a very long time, and has been imprisoned for it. Therefore 1) can you really be that concerned & 2) it’s strange that the uses appear to be to predominately silence free speech.
- calling on the government to {xyz} – what’s the point. Like an irretrievably bad marriage, the best you can hope for is a temporary “I will grudgingly do the minimum that it takes to shut you up for a short while until I revert to my standard ways and character the instant that you think I have changed”.
- Eton isn’t working. Something persistant always seems to change those with allegedly good initial intentions into photocopies of everyone else. (Farage)
- It might be time to look at lessons from other democracies, those where the people are more in charge & where the governements powers are limited to those only strictly necessary
- At some point, it becomes better to have 600 honest plumbers no GCSEs, standard marriages & children than even the best flip-flopping councillor suddenly changing their tune – showing up at a protest, doing a photo op in some Calais camp. No, you’re not one of us, you had that chance.
- Trust takes years to earn and moments to destroy. Do you take back the cheating spouse, or take the knocks, learn from your mistakes and especially learn how discern cheating from honest before perhaps daring to start again?
- If you can’t trust yourself to be unfoolable, how about taking out the risk through a system that those you appoint can be removed either yearly, or even instantly?
- money & taxation – it’s at the root of it all and the truth is it will take a lot of unconditioning for many to understand that you can’t get more money by appointing useless managers that charge 20%- 40% for highly questionably-beneficial activities.
- These “managers” give themselves more power than those who appointed them & but appear largely exempt from the laws they create but can send large numbers of the police you ironically pay for to your doors and like “to make an example of” people like Lucy Connelly. Those are the tactics of abusive and highly disturbed parents, not of a responsible government acting in the best interests of an electorate in a democracy.
- Long live the King, of course, but perhaps King William may be more likely to give Mr Robinson the knighthood and compensation he deserves.