No offence is intended. Its just that theres a great profusion of 'folk' activity, and deep down we all know it misses the generality of people in the UK by a mile.

And in the only period that it looked like there might be a confluence of interest, well the most pissed off and irate , disruptive and rejecting parties were the very people you now ask us to put our trust in.

You trust their instincts. I don't.

And yes the EFFDS pamphlets were great, but they were very functional, I had more in mind a book like the ones you see of nursery rhymes and poems with nice pictures. The sort of thing a child might look in for the pictures and learn the songs by the by.