Given the last 30 years is democracy really the least worst system? At the very least prospective politicians should have to sit a difficult entry test of reasoning and understanding of all the offices of government. This lot have been clueless . What system of government does Andrew think will work in the age of AI ? — probably AI!!!
Back in January you successfully predicted the departure of Sir Kier Starmer from no. 10 taking place this year and you even said "he would be unlikely to last the summer", all proven true. Now that Starmer is out and Burnham is in, what do you see for the UK political landscape going forwards and do you have any more predictions you could share for us?
Andrew, Setting aside the froth and nonsense of conference season, exactly how awful is the current Labour government in your estimation, and is there any hope at all of them not driving the nation into bankruptcy?
Its becoming obvious that Burnham has no real desire /plan to stop the boats. He has all the hallmarks of someone following the instructions of the elite . His policies are designed to create even more division . Be that 2 tier justice ,financial envy, anti Israel stance and obsession of net zero. What is Andrew's view on this and the undesirable and unwelcome Fabian Society influence on British politics and society.
One hallmark of your interviewing style is the use of statistics and hard facts to ask very precise questions. How do you prepare: do you start with the politician’s argument and look for the numbers that test it, or start with the data and see where the argument breaks down? Or something completely different?
Which has been the worst government you've had the pleasure of holding to account and where does the current one rank?
What is the biggest barrier to changing Britain's course? The politicians, the civil servants, the system or something else?
Given the last 30 years is democracy really the least worst system? At the very least prospective politicians should have to sit a difficult entry test of reasoning and understanding of all the offices of government. This lot have been clueless . What system of government does Andrew think will work in the age of AI ? — probably AI!!!
Mr. Neil,
Back in January you successfully predicted the departure of Sir Kier Starmer from no. 10 taking place this year and you even said "he would be unlikely to last the summer", all proven true. Now that Starmer is out and Burnham is in, what do you see for the UK political landscape going forwards and do you have any more predictions you could share for us?
1.What is one positive and one negative difference between Burnham and Starmer?
2. Will Burnham be brave enough to say that sex is biological reality?
What would it take to cause a collapse in government before the next scheduled election? What are the chances it actually happens?
Andrew, Setting aside the froth and nonsense of conference season, exactly how awful is the current Labour government in your estimation, and is there any hope at all of them not driving the nation into bankruptcy?
What is your view on the potential for a financial collapse, and if so what form will it take?
Its becoming obvious that Burnham has no real desire /plan to stop the boats. He has all the hallmarks of someone following the instructions of the elite . His policies are designed to create even more division . Be that 2 tier justice ,financial envy, anti Israel stance and obsession of net zero. What is Andrew's view on this and the undesirable and unwelcome Fabian Society influence on British politics and society.
One hallmark of your interviewing style is the use of statistics and hard facts to ask very precise questions. How do you prepare: do you start with the politician’s argument and look for the numbers that test it, or start with the data and see where the argument breaks down? Or something completely different?
I found the coup d'état that Burnham organised to obtain his current position distasteful on many levels. Do you agree, and, if not, why?