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Its Hardly A Radical Idea To Suggest That Regulators And Legislators Understand The Law Now, Is It?

There's Unrecognizable Change Happening In Britain. The Life Prospects And Job Prospects, Particularly Of Working-class People, Have Been Severely Dented. Without Anyone Being Asked.

Minimum Sales Prices For Alcohol Are A Startlingly Bad Idea. As With Excise Duties, The Effects Are Regressive.

In Britain, What We've Done Is Say To 485 Million People, 'you Can All Come, Every One Of You. You're Unemployed? You've Got A Criminal Record? Please Come. You've Got 19 Children? Please Come.' We've Lost Any Sense Of Perspective On This.

And What Is The Reaction Of The British Politcal Class? Well The Lib Dems, Still Think That The Euro Is A Success! I Don't Quiet Think Where Cleggy Gets This From, I Don't Know. Prehaps He Is Cosidering An Alternative Career, As A Stand Up Comedian, Once He's Out Of Politics.