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  Having said that, I'm convinced there is a good export potential for Kentish farm produce to other countries in return for hard cash. We could use this cash to import prime materials that are not available here, such as metals and textile materials, which we would use in our foundries and textile factories.
  
  To get the real economy up and running, we need to have a clear idea of what is on, and what is not on.
  
  The idea is to give the young Kentish generation a future, and an enduring one that no-one can ever come along and destroy.
  I'm sure that ghosts of vampires past, such as T. Blair, will never hit our shores again in the guise of a "prime minister".

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