Tag Archives: upstream thinking
‘Role of Government’ in a capitalist society
I cannot believe our politicians have only just realised that the ‘Role of Government’ in a capitalist society is the most fundamental problem they need to resolve. It shows an extraordinary lack of leadership and vision. I can say this, … Continue reading
The affliction of intellectuals who see all sides of an argument
Last week, I read the obituary of former Cabinet Minister, Sir Timothy Raison. He served under Edward Heath and Margaret Thatcher, apparently ‘gaining a reputation as the keeper of the party’s conscience on such issues as immigration, refugees, child benefit … Continue reading
Catch-22 of a rotten political system
It is legitimate to discuss political parties as brands. After three weeks of party Conferences, the Liberal Democrats, Labour and Conservative parties have shown the world their wares and their performance has been open to debate (sic). I understand the … Continue reading
NHS – a ‘sick’ future
First published on Brand Republic 6 June 2011 I have a dilemma. As ‘A Different Hat’ on www.BrandRepublic.com, this is my 100th post. So I want to make it really special. I want to write about the NHS. Because the NHS is really, really special. And I … Continue reading