Trump Reopens Government After Gaining $0 For Border Wall

Donald Trump has threatened to call a state of emergency if he fails to secure funding in order the build his border wall. This is obviously unethical, but could it be done and what would the consequences be? Technically, yes it would work and could open up alternative avenues for procuring the billions needed to … Continue reading Trump Reopens Government After Gaining $0 For Border Wall

UK Drugs Policy: A Better Way?

For over fifty years now the UK has been losing a war that should have never been declared in the first place. A war in which countless lives have been turned upside down and thousands of people across the world have had to suffer. A war that not only could never be won but also indirectly hands control of one of the biggest and most profitable markets on the planet to violent criminals.

Weapons manufactured to fight Manufactured wars

Are We Manufacturing Weapons to Fight Wars or Manufacturing Wars to Sell Weapons?

Terrorism, it would seem, is everywhere right now. The threat of terrorism is something many of us have had to live with for a long time, and, despite various wars, bombing campaigns and military interventions, we’ve had little success in quelling these forces of terror. But what role do we play in their perpetuation? Are … Continue reading Are We Manufacturing Weapons to Fight Wars or Manufacturing Wars to Sell Weapons?

Yarl's Wood facility

SERCO: The Dark Underbelly of Government Contracting

As much as they may like to give off the impression they can, we all know our government can’t do everything itself. Often what will happen is governments will contract private companies and corporations to deal with certain things for them. Take the IT company, Hewlett-Packard, for example. In 2013, they took in over £1.6 … Continue reading SERCO: The Dark Underbelly of Government Contracting