August 2026 (10)
Saturday, 15 August, 2026
Then we hopped into a Time Masheen, went back to the 30's and asked the Inca's what they thought.
Saturday, 15 August, 2026. Electronics, and Electromagnetism.
We asked an AI engine, in the public domain, a question relating to Fascism in the deregulated states of the UK and US.
Saturday, 15 August, 2026.
The question of whether Donald Trump's political style and governance amount to fascism is a subject of intense debate among historians, political scientists, and the public, with critics warning of authoritarian tendencies and defenders rejecting the label as politically motivated rhetoric.
Arguments Comparing Trump to Fascism
Scholars and critics who apply the term "fascism" or "neo-fascism" to Donald Trump point to several recurring themes and actions:
- Rhetoric of National Decline: Focusing heavily on national decay and casting himself as the sole savior of the nation. [1]
- Attacks on Democratic Norms: Delegitimizing democratic elections, promoting election denialism, and undermining trust in voting systems. [1]
- Institutional Pushback: Labeling mainstream news media as the "enemy of the people" and targeting higher education or civil service independence. [1]
- Stance on Political Violence: Using aggressive language and occasionally downplaying or condoning political violence by supporters. [1]
Counterarguments and Alternative Labels
Other analysts and conservative defenders strongly reject comparisons to fascism, arguing that such terms distort political reality: [1]
- Democratic Mandate: Donald Trump operates within the constitutional framework of the United States and won office through democratic elections.
- Populism vs. Fascism: Many political scientists prefer labels like "right-wing populist" or "nationalist conservative," noting that Trump lacks the totalitarian desire to subordinate all private economic property and social life to an all-powerful state. []
- Policy Focus: Proponents view his platform—such as tightening borders, deregulation, and economic nationalism—as legitimate conservative policies designed to put national interests first, rather than an attempt to install a dictatorial regime.
Saturday, 8 August, 2026
Daytime Television, in England.
Saturday, 8 August, 2026.
The Television industry should not be voicing a political opinion on forms of Nationalism in the UK, Nationalism is a dangerous and poisonous polity that has caused nothing but grief and harm to the populace of the United Kingdom, and this is the case not just within the television industry but the wider Main Stream Media, where forms of Nationalism have been overtly publicised under the guise of one 'profitable' notion or another. However, the television industry does perform a function in society in allowing various issues to be understood by the public, most of whom do not care nor are concerned with events that transpire outside the UK.
However, interference by political groups whom are promoting forms of extremism within the UK should and must be dealt with in a competent and rational manner. Nationalist regimes and supporters of ethnic forms of Nationalism that would never be able to survive in the United Kingdom should not attempt to interfere in the British television industry, nor in any news outlet. To these so-called 'Jews' living in the United Kingdom, the greatest threat you face in the modern world originates directly from the Nationalist regime of Israel and the repugnant militarist and extremist regime therein, the Jewish Nationalist state is a vile and repugnant distortion of democracy, liberalism and the Lord Gods word.
And now the Weather...yes, its hot and sunny.
Wednesday, 5 August, 2026
Did this man just admit he got paid off for causing the United Kingdom to abandon its membership of the Worlds most influential and capable economic block!
Wednesday, 5 August, 2026. Corruption
Tuesday, 4 August, 2026
Politically, you are nothing if you are not Peaceful, through and through.
Tuesday, 4 August, 2026.
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A message from Andy Burnham |
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Dear Terence, Boldly, confidently, authentically Labour. That is what I promised, and that is how we have been governing over the past two weeks. In our first week, we focused on the cost of living and giving people the breathing space they need. We cut VAT on electricity bills for millions of households and capped bus fares at £2. |
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Last week, we started to take on the difficult issues that have been ignored by Whitehall for too long: We set out fundamental changes to the education system. Young people who want to help reindustrialise Britain will now be valued every bit as much as those who choose university. We committed to building a National Care Service. Carers and vulnerable people long ignored by Westminster will finally get the respect they deserve. And we announced the biggest devolution of power to mayors in modern English history. Local leaders will now have new controls over transport, housing, skills and public services – and, for the very first time, a share of the income tax generated in their areas.
These are Labour values in action. Cutting bills. Rebuilding industry. Backing young people. Ending rough sleeping. Fixing social care. Shifting power. Westminster hasn’t been working for people across Britain for a long time. But in a fortnight, we’ve begun to change that. And we’re just getting started. Andy Burnham |
Leave the intellectualism to those whom can morally and ethically afford it.
Tuesday, 4 August, 2026. Music
Sunday, 2 August, 2026
To be part of a family, or any community, is to have duties and responsibilities.
Sunday, 2 August, 2026.
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Dear Terence, What a fortnight. Our new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has really hit the ground running delivering on people’s priorities and, after an extraordinary campaign, Bev Craig was elected Mayor of Greater Manchester. Across Greater Manchester and the country, Labour members volunteered, travelled, called voters, donated and kept going until the end. Thank you. Bev’s victory belongs to our whole movement. After a bumper set of elections so far this year, I suspect many of you will be happy not to see another polling day for a little while. I wanted to say a huge thank you for everything you’ve done to help secure Labour victories so we can deliver on our values and change lives. Andy has taken immediate action on bills, bus fares, rough sleeping and support for pubs and social clubs. There have been major announcements on social care, shifting power out of Westminster and very close to my own heart as Education Secretary, a new broader approach to education equipping young people for the modern world. We’re starting as we mean to go on. Boldly, confidently, authentically Labour. That is the difference Labour members make possible. Bev’s victory is another reminder that hopeful, positive Labour politics can bring people together and win. There is much more to do. |
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After a really busy first half of the year, I hope you can take a moment to catch your breath and feel proud of everything your membership has helped us achieve. Thank you for everything you have done for our party. Lucy Powell |
Saturday, 1 August, 2026
We congratulate the newly elected Mayor of Manchester, Beverley Anne Craig.
Saturday, 1 August, 2026.
