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Monthly Archives: January 2019
The New Leaders of the Free World
I think the principal governing historical fact about Europe is that it committed suicide during WW1 ahd WW2. Up until that point Europe had been the economic and military and political centre of the world for 400 years. It was … Continue reading
The Looming European Civil War
I have no idea what’s happening with Brexit. I read yesterday that Parliament had voted a) against a No Deal ‘hard’ Brexit, and b) against any delayed Brexit. But I also read that neither vote tied the hands of the … Continue reading
The Mysterious Idea Of Europe
About three and half minutes into one of his latest short talks, Steve Turley drew attention to an 800 word manifesto that had been published in a number of European newspapers: I hunted the article down in the Guardian: Fight … Continue reading
Loners and Outsiders
One day back in the the 1980s I had a vivid dream in which I saw a long chain of bodies (actually robot mechanical diggers) being drawn up into the sky from the surface of a spinning planet, and I … Continue reading
The Two Great Truths of the Modern Era
The Two Great Truths of the modern world are, firstly, that Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, and secondly, that Carbon Dioxide Causes Global Warming. Both are regarded as being the kind of Settled Science of which only the ignorant and uneducated … Continue reading
Disturbing
This is disturbing: I’ve watched Roger Stone quite frequently on Alex Jones’ Infowars. He’s become a familiar figure. He’s a political operative who dates all the way back to the Nixon administration. And now he’s been arrested by a SWAT … Continue reading
Political Geography
One of the odd features of the political geography of both the USA and Europe (and maybe everywhere else as well) is that coastal big cities tend to be left wing ‘progressive’, while the hinterlands are right wing conservative. In … Continue reading
Hills
I have no idea what’s happening with Brexit. I have no idea what’s happening with the French Gilets Jaunes protests. And I have no idea what’s happening with the longest ever US government shutdown. I have a sense of living … Continue reading
Posted without comment
Posted without comment. James Delingpole: Grab Your Yellow Vest – Britain Is Headed for Dirty War Officially we’re not supposed to speculate on the civil disorder which might ensue if parliament succeeds in its campaign to thwart Brexit. When Transport … Continue reading
Hyper-cleanliness
In Barcelona, 10 or 20 years ago, I used to wander around the the district of Esplugues de Llobregat on foot, going from bar to cafe to restaurant to bar, having a beer in one, a coffee in another. I … Continue reading
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