The Man on the £5 Note
A nation that refuses to remember and celebrate its history will see its past expunged by those who prefer to forget it.
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I admire Trump’s first principles thinking. He wanted to solve a clear problem and, by asking a simple question, he accidentally revealed the insidious machinery of the US empire.
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We can each now exploit our different cultural values to do as little actual work as possible.
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Yet another innocent child lost to a violent, predatory scumbag from a violent, dysfunctional culture.