Are you are consumer or a citizen?

It is more fun to talk with someone who doesn’t use long, difficult words but rather short, easy words like “What about lunch? – A. A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh

This site is provided free. Students and teachers are welcome to use it as they pick their way through some very difficult questions:

How do you find reliable information when deciding how to vote?

How do you tell reliable information from nonsense, half-truths, lies and propaganda?

What principles should you apply and how do you work them out?

• Level 1 is pre-GCSE, reading age 12.5 upwards at 3650 words in all
• Level 2 is GCSE/ National Diploma with 4724 words at  reading age 14 upwards
• Level 3 is Higher Diploma, A Level or undergraduate. with 4724 words, reading age 14 upwards

You can read on line, section at a time, and they follow a logical order.

We don’t provide a blog or a forum – it is meant as stimulus or starting point for you to argue amongst yourselves, or with yourself. However, if you notice any typos or errors of fact, or if you think something important is missing, feel free to click here to email us.  We don’t need to know what you think or how you vote – we do just need to know that you are thinking and that you will vote. Don’t just passively pay the price then regret it; inspect the goods and ask questions.