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Public sector workers are the all-singing, all-dancing, thieving scum of the...
My word, public sector workers really are the all-singing, all-dancing thieving scum of the earth, aren’t they. 750,000 of the bastards out on strike on June 30th – again. All because the public sector...
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Public sector parasites: BRING IT
All right, you public sector fuckers. This is war. We of the private sector have. had. ENOUGH. You cannot be permitted to go further. You may not be permitted to cost our country more than you already...
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Telegraphing change: the generosity of public sector pensions
On the day 750,000 public sector workers are closing schools, the Telegraph reports on the real problem: after years of Labour largesse, the public sector doesn’t comprehend just how good a deal it...
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A friendly rebuff to Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Warren is a non-crazy left-of-centre US politician. Circulating on Facebook is a neat little vignette about a reasonable view of social democracy. I actually agree with her statement (left)...
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No accounting for socialists
I’m at the other end of the political spectrum, but I’d really like to at least *respect* the few hundred motley socialists gathered in the City of London. The trouble is, they’re just so…. daft. Take...
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What’s driving Britain’s public sector strikes: it’s all about risk
There’s not much argument about the figures any more. Median public sector pay+benefits: £619/week. Median private sector: £479/wk. Average public sector retirement income: £5,600/yr. Average private...
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Euro: and they think it’s all over
Looks like it’s finally happening: after staying surprisingly strong during the crisis around it, the currency itself is finally buckling under. It’s breaching 130 to the US$ and it’s a looooong way...
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Queues at Heathrow, Q’s for the unions
Summer’s on the way, and just before a public holiday the news is full of two-hour queues at Heathrow. How convenient… for some. And as usual, Britain’s journalists are completely missing what’s really...
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Circle: healthcare through a glass darkly
Sometimes, investing is really simple. You just look at the numbers, then look at the people. My former client Circle‘s CEO resigned yesterday, and his statement – full of qualifiers about how “the...
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Why I voted Conservative
After Thursday’s surprising election result, there are thousands of Left-wing rants flying around. Some are entertaining. Sometimes, I even make it to their second paragraph. I don’t pay too much...
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