"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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On Sun, 6 Jun 2004 00:46:19 +0100, "IMM" wrote:



It appears you can't see further than your small village.

Agatha Christies Miss marple was accused of the same thing but she had
a
razor sharp mind and always solved the murder. So thats no mean
acheievement
either. The village is a microcosm of the global one.

It is indeed.

I'm reminded of some of the famous judgments by Lord Denning, former
Master of the Rolls. He would apply the common-sense principles of
village life in his native Whitchurch to quite complex legal matters
and achieve a fair outcome.

What has this tripe to do with the topic?

I rather thought that it would go over your head. The point being
made is that the structure and essence of the village is the template
for the larger issues.

Which has nothing to do with land availability which is the crux of the
problem in the UK. Sort that out and many of the ills of society disappear.