Please do forgive me if moderation is very slow today.
We have our first live Funding the Future event in Cambridge, and from about 9.30 this morning until well into this evening, I expect to be almost entirely distracted by that, and will not be able to moderate many, if any, comments that we get on here during that period. I know that this might be frustrating, but whilst I really do try to be as productive as I can be, I cannot both talk to people - as I'm going to be doing all day - and moderate at the same time, unless I am going to be really rude, and that is not my plan.
With luck, and presuming I am not too tired by the day's experience (and I expect this is going to be draining), I will try to deal with comments tonight. If not, it may be tomorrow morning.
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Good luck with today. Hope it is a great success.
Craig
P.S. Trust you have a decent selection of biscuits on offer
Thanks
And no biscuits – too much liability risk
Wishing you all the best for the event in Cambridge
Thanks
Hope it goes well today Richard
Thanks
It did
I am tired now
It was worth it
I’m sorry I’m missing your Funding the Future premier event today and hope all goes well. I look forward to reading your report on the day’s events (but not until you’re rested) in the hope that, over time, similar events will be held across the UK. The potential to spread an understanding of how economics, money creation, taxation and politics intersect is vitally important if the distortions of governments and the media are to be more widely revealed and challenged.
Regards, and thanks for a great initiative,
Ken
Ken
It was good
Are tou well enough to come to Edinburgh on 21 March?
Go well
Richard
I’m glad it went well today and I will attend the Edinbugh forum if fit enough, but it’s still wait-and-see a year on from my first hospitalisation.
Ken
I will keep fingers crossed