Just Repeal and Undo
The longstanding, established parties of the right need to start repealing and undoing – or get out of the way so that the Paulines of the world can have a go.
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Who’s Making You Sweat – and Why?
A spotlight on the Burnett Foundation’s upcoming ‘fundraiser’ that is much more than it appears.
Sherman Tanks...
But still snares lamestream media’s Political Journalist of the Year award.
A Reflection on Sacrifice, Brotherhood and the American Ideal
Jesse Brown believed in America long before America fully believed in him. And then he gave his life for it.
Finding Sympathy for Karl Marx
The founder of Marxism once wrote movingly about faith and virtue before taking what his own father feared might be a “Faustian” turn toward revolution and resentment.
The Art of the Eschatological Deal
If the belief is your suffering and destruction is good because it leads to the End Days, while other Arab countries pour hundreds of billions into modernising cities and nations with a view to a prosperous future, then that adds another reason for Arabs to be happy to see the end of the regime.
When Recognition Requires No Responsibility
This imbalance does not advance peace. It entrenches dysfunction and systems that structurally reward political dysfunction rarely produce functional political outcomes.
Nash, Cabinet Confidentiality and Peters’ Standards
Has misconduct stopped mattering, or is it another case of amnesia?
Ancient Rome’s Benefits Doom Loop
This article is about the Roman Empire. However, the author wants to make clear that any resemblance in this article to any modern politicians, their decisions, vote-seeking, economic ignorance, stupid suggestions and the mess they might have contributed to getting us into, is entirely coincidental.
Why Sleep Matters After Stroke
Research shows that sleep helps the brain adapt and rewire, strengthens memory and improves the ability to relearn movement skills: essential components of stroke rehabilitation.
Trump Team To Restore ‘Integrity and Safety’ for Truckers
Houchin’s legislation is named after Dalilah Coleman, who was five years old when she was severely injured in a crash involving an illegal immigrant truck driver who allegedly ran a stop sign.
The BBC Wants To Make the Taliban Great Again
The only thing ‘humanitarian assistance’ in Afghanistan actually buys is a better-funded Taliban. What is extraordinary is that this came from the BBC. They didn’t need to fly across the world to find children going hungry, being abused, or being sold. Britain has all that on its own soil.