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And yet, this New York Times reader would know about none of this were it not for other sources. US journalism is weird. All of it. And I fear UK news (eg the Graun, Telegraph, Times) is going down the same path.

Cc @ottocr.at

Ah yes the one where the leftist criticizes centrists for criticizing leftists thus doing exactly the same thing he accuses centrists of doing. Genius!

Not Saddam tha Jizzler

New case from the European Court of Human Rights which reiterates that there is a wide margin of appreciation for member states in determining the means of protecting the right to gender recognition, particularly where a balance must be struck between competing rights/interests.

Or maybe, and this is truly radical, they’ve thought about it just think it’s the right political position to take. This tweet is dripping with misogyny.

The CHP just can’t get a break

The thing about this is, Trump saw it and thought, “If France can do it must be easy!” Whereas Europe quietly knows that what France does in order to be French is frequently so hard it should be impossible to pull off at all, and the rest of us are usually as well off not even attempting it.

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We marched better in our Boys Brigade parades. I’m not a huge fan of these parades but if you do them do them right like France does.

It'll be two years, this Monday night. Time, at last, to write about Agnes.

I knew it, it's not the fault of the extreme right, it's really the fault of the mainstream. The mainstream and leftists like Jason should spend valuable time arguing amongst themselves rather than confronting the actual problem.

From what I can see, the Telegraph is giving a full uncritical online platform to an immigration policy that is more extreme than that offered up by the neo-Nazi British National Party at the 2010 general election - general-election-2010.co.uk/bnp-manifest...

I'm not convinced this is really the problem. If Golda Meir were in charge or Thatcher or Tansu Ciller, I'm not convinced that much would change. it's structural

Entirely our own choice. 33% of Israel’s overall trade is with the EU. We can be as relevant as we want to be.