Today, Blacklist Press releases the twenty-fourth edition of Free Speech which you can view here in PDF format. Be sure to share far and wide – we’re already reaching hundreds of readers each week and are growing each day, so it really does make a difference. If you missed the previous edition, you can view it here.
In this edition, tributes are offered by Free Speech writers on the death of Queen Elizabeth II with commentary on her life and legacy as well as the principles and values with which she reigned. Gareth Seward laments the inheritance of new Prime Minister Liz Truss who has shown signs of opting for popular policies in place of urgently needed economic reforms, examining her u-turns on Brexit and change from Liberal Democrat to Conservative, as well as the long-term implications of her energy price plans and proposed tax cuts before criticising the lack of concern among politicians about everyday household concerns and prospects of a Truss general election victory in 2024. Zachary Stiling calls for a total reform of government and offers thoughts on how individuals can influence government policies in relation to future lockdowns, comparing the experience to previous historical tyrannies and urging for mutual support and intellectual reasoning to maintain normality and persuade others.
The Free Speech bulletin is a regular electronic publication of political, social, economic and cultural thought from Britain’s pioneering free thinkers. With a focus on politics beyond the propaganda, Free Speech aims to give a voice to smaller pro-liberty political parties, organisations and individuals whose ideas and perspectives have been silenced by the mainstream. Packed with concise yet informative articles, Free Speech intends to challenge corporate media by presenting accurate and truthful accounts of current affairs that empower individuals to value liberty.
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