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View From The Brextanic

March 5, 2019

View From The Brextanic Longtime Automatic Earth friend Alexander Aston talks about finding himself at Oxford at a point in time when the British themselves appear overcome by a combo of utter confusion and deadly lethargy, and one can only imagine what it must be like for ‘foreigners’ residing in Albion, who face large potential […]

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Flash-Balls, Pitchforks And A Backstop

January 31, 2019

Flash-Balls, Pitchforks And A Backstop It’s educational and even somewhat entertaining to observe the role of the western press in the ongoing erosion and demise of democracy in Europe. But while it’s entertaining, it also means their readers and viewers don’t get informed on what is actually happening. The media paints a picture that pleases […]

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Incidents and Accidents, Hints and Allegations

August 6, 2018

Incidents and Accidents, Hints and Allegations Salvador Dali Spain 1936-38 (Spanish civil war) Jeremy Corbyn is an anti-semite. Julian Assange is a rapist, a Russian agent and a terrorist. Donald Trump is an anti-semite, a rapist AND a Russian agent. Vladimir Putin wants to invade and enslave the entire western world and to that end […]

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Gross Incompetence

July 8, 2018

Gross Incompetence Jean-Léon Gérôme Truth Coming Out of Her Well to Shame Mankind 1896 Here’s the lowdown: the EU’s single market mechanism dictates freedom of movement for labor, capital, services and goods. These are not divisible; you cannot have one without the other. Still, that’s precisely what Theresa May, again, is proposing. She basically wants […]

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Globalization is Poverty

October 16, 2017

Globalization is Poverty Marc Riboud Zazou, painter of the EIffel Tower 1953Central bankers have never done more damage to the world economy than in the past 10 years. One may argue this is because they never had the power to do that. If their predecessors had had that power, who knows? Still, the global economy […]

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Trump, the CIA and the Yokeldom

August 3, 2017

Trump, the CIA and the Yokeldom Jackson Pollock The Deep 1943    The western world is mired in a mile-deep political crisis and nary a soul seems to notice, or rather: everyone just sees their own little preferred echochamber tidbits of it. Which is not a good thing, because that crisis is bound to trigger […]

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Brexit: The System Cannot Hold

June 24, 2016

Brexit: The System Cannot Hold Stephen Green 18×24 inches. 2016. Acrylic on canvas. MuseumofAwesomeArt.com Well, they did it. A majority of Britons made clear they’re so fed up with David Cameron and everything he says or does, including promoting the EU, that they voted against that EU. They detest Cameron much more than they like […]

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