Too many Scots still don't recognise the abuse. If only they could listen to you for a few minutes every day, Leah, they would soon be clamouring for independence. I wish I could make your Substack articles compulsory reading for all independence-supporting politicians, and for all independence-supporting candidates who will be standing for election in the next GE. Conveying that the UK is a failing state is vital if we are to persuade more people that leaving the union is in their own best interests, both for themselves and for their children and grandchildren.
Well, well! Richard Murphy liked your piece so much that he has published it today as a separate topic in his taxresearch.org.uk blogsite. I'm going to post to it now to stress that you are the author of c99% of the piece and deserve all the kudos.
Leah, Child Poverty came up today in Richard Murphy's taxresearch blog. I'd like to reference the youtube video as well as your blog above; would you be OK about that? Your blog piece is a great summation of the huge idealogical and humanitarian gulf between the Scottish Gov't and both of the leading English parties, nether of which is fit to govern the UK.
Too many Scots still don't recognise the abuse. If only they could listen to you for a few minutes every day, Leah, they would soon be clamouring for independence. I wish I could make your Substack articles compulsory reading for all independence-supporting politicians, and for all independence-supporting candidates who will be standing for election in the next GE. Conveying that the UK is a failing state is vital if we are to persuade more people that leaving the union is in their own best interests, both for themselves and for their children and grandchildren.
Message for Leah:
Well, well! Richard Murphy liked your piece so much that he has published it today as a separate topic in his taxresearch.org.uk blogsite. I'm going to post to it now to stress that you are the author of c99% of the piece and deserve all the kudos.
Thanks, Ken
Thanks very much. You'll be credited as will Danny Doring and the youtube footage.
Leah, Child Poverty came up today in Richard Murphy's taxresearch blog. I'd like to reference the youtube video as well as your blog above; would you be OK about that? Your blog piece is a great summation of the huge idealogical and humanitarian gulf between the Scottish Gov't and both of the leading English parties, nether of which is fit to govern the UK.
Ken
Of course you can reference it