Nexus Blog

Global Warning

The past two weeks have seen unprecedented instability unfold in the global economy, due to a number of events such as Trump tariffs and the maintained geopolitical environment of wars and division throughout Europe and the rest of the world. The underlying problem is that the world economy is not truly global, rather it is pinned on a bundle of superpowers which can cause great risk as we have seen throughout the past two weeks. Nexus aims to provide a solution by fostering a versatile and robust economic model which aims to open economic markets to same extents in all regions of the globe by interacting with free trade organisations such as the EU, and NAFTA and others to ensure that our export industry has multiple layers of backup and foreign demand, we also aim to heavily increase public spending to facilitate an increase in productivity in the public sector and expand growth within the public sector through our manifesto policies to expand domestic consumption as well as foreign demand to issue an overall increase in economic performance. We will also produce a new manifesto for the EU a which will help explain our position on free trade and international private sector growth and multilateral economic policies.

we will keep you updated on these via website and instagram. 

Political Deception

Politics is being turned into a game of communication, all about the faces of parties, not what lies beneath such as the policy which will actually influence the electorate if they get elected. The 14 years of conservative rule is an example of this, because the leading portion of the electorate voted for them based on bold headlines such as 'Get Brexit Done' or Cameron's promise to undo the consequences of 2008 which Labour apparently caused (it didn't). A more prominent and important example is Reform UK, 'the party of the working class', headed by a multi-billionaire, voted against a bill that would've been in favour of the working class, and advocates for tax cuts for the upper bands and a cut on public spending (austerity) which would've essentially been a tax on the working and middle class as they are the ones which rely on public services the most. However, the British electorate shouldn't worry! Nigel Farage is apparently a good chap, he goes to the pub, he hangs out with the electorate (even the American electorate) and he wears a flat cap whilst filming videos from Churchill's old house. NO, NO, NO. That may be what he dresses up as, it may be what he does as part of his weekly life, but it ISN'T, his policies. 

We aim to solve these problems by advocating an alternative to certain aligned mainstream medias, but to also be a key part of educating the electorate on key issues and how policies, including Nexus policies can help solve them through projects such as the Nexus Peoplesto, and the rally which is in development.