Today, Blacklist Press releases the twenty-sixth 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, Gareth Seward reflects on the pound’s plunge in value during the year and its consequent misrepresentation by the mainstream media and anti-Conservative leftists, the effectiveness of the monetary response by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England in combatting inflation, the credibility of the Truss-Kwarteng economic plan, Britain’s ballooning current account and public sector budget deficits, the effect of interest rate increases and market jitters, and how a continuing left-wing fiscal policy is proving to be economically damaging to families and businesses. Stephen McNamara examines the lack of responsibility stemming from the annual conferences of the Labour, Conservative and SNP parties, how political representatives are failing to address the real issues of price increases and wage stagnation, and offers advice on how to survive winter with prospective power blackouts and high energy and food expenses ahead.
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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