[PDF file]: […] to beat the Tories (or Farage)?’ For a significant portion of the membership the tribal impulse to beat the other side (whatever it is these days) will trump concerns about so-called bureaucratic misdemeanours. After all, on the back of such unsavoury behaviour we got back into power, didn’t we? Who cares whether Starmer (or […]
[…] and that remains the case at the time of this essay’s publication. In the flush of panic that had flooded through the Washington DC establishment when Donald Trump was elected US president in 2016, the permanent state tried to figure out what had gone wrong. Since America’s twoparty monopoly could not be faulted, its […]
[…] as was).7 Taibbi wrote: Groups like the CCDH often paralyze left-leaning political figures and media commentators by making them afraid to be lumped in with antivaxxers or Trump supporters. Only a few sharp reporters like Branko Marcetic of Jacobin, have had the vision to understand that “They’ll come for us next.” In other words, […]
[PDF file]: […] Mussolini survives as well. Until recently this would have been speculation of precisely the type seen on obscure late-night TV channels. But, in a world where President Trump can state, when asked to visit a US WW1 cemetery in 2018, ‘Who were the good guys in this war?’ and can also say that he […]
[PDF file]: […] ‘patriots’ seem set on embracing the failing American empire ever more closely (the most obvious example of this being Nigel Farage and his close ties to President Trump). Unless you know Germany pretty well – and the German language; all of the sources are in that language – don’t buy the book. If you […]
[PDF file]: The view from the bridge Robin Ramsay As always, thanks to Nick Must and Garrick Alder for editorial help with Lobster. *new* Back in Dallas Something about the Kennedy assassination encourages otherwise intelligent people to abandon all their normal intellectual standards and just write stupid shit. Dominic Sandbrook’s ‘JFK: a death that sparked a thousand […]
The view from the bridge Robin Ramsay As always, thanks to Nick Must and Garrick Alder for editorial help with Lobster. *new* ’5G is a compartmentalized weapons deployment’ I have commented before in this column on the apparent lack of editorial control over the content at the Global Research site. Because this is a huge […]
