Stephen Barrett

Stephen Barrett, a barrister focused on constitutional law, dives deep into the controversial influence of the Fabian Society in shaping modern Britain. He makes a compelling case that Tony Blair's legacy may threaten the jury trial system, arguing it’s the last defense against tyranny and suggesting a shift towards state-employed judges undermines public trust. Barrett also critiques the dangers of 'extreme moderation' and how increasing state employment mirrors past societal failings. A riveting discussion that challenges our understanding of democracy and governance!