[PDF file]: […] would need a lengthy theoretical excursus into the reality of a cuntocracy when they daily encounter the activities of every bureaucracy, or have recently spoken to their boss, or flicked through a few television channels and caught sight of George Osborne saying something? So, given our present system of rewarding the wealthy for robbing […]
[PDF file]: […] hasn’t even decided if Le Cercle is ‘sinister’ or a conservative talking-shop. In the chapter on Le Cercle he also writes this on p. 98: British intelligence boss Graham Greene explained in his book The Human Factor (1978) that the two powers, Britain and the US – who claimed opposition to apartheid – were […]
[…] 1000 admitted at the beginning of the inquiry – but impressive nonetheless. The list reminded me of a number of things. There was the comment by former BOSS agent, Gordon Winter that, ‘British intelligence has a saying that if there is a left-wing movement in Britain bigger than a football team our man is […]
[…] ‘Well, maybe I won’t put through that price rise’, or workers, when they’re a little bit less confident about their job, think ‘Oh, I won’t push my boss for that higher pay’. It’s that weakness in activity which eventually gets rid of inflation.3 *new* A beginning? The wall of silence in the major media […]
[PDF file]: […] through licence fees or taxes going towards the Foreign Office subventions to the BAP. Guardianistas M ore transparent are the loyalties of Roger Alton to his latest boss, Rupert Murdoch. The 63-year-old executive editor of The Times was a key figure in so-called liberal journalism for most of his earlier career. A favourite of […]
[…] hasn’t even decided if Le Cercle is ‘sinister’ or a conservative talking-shop. In the chapter on Le Cercle he also writes this on p. 98: British intelligence boss Graham Greene explained in his book The Human Factor (1978) that the two powers, Britain and the US – who claimed opposition to apartheid – were […]
[PDF file]: […] change in front of her eyes until he was ‘almost unrecognizable . . . a Trump sycophant who looked for approval from what I termed his “father- boss” . . . an abusive and codependent relationship’. After six months he went out in ‘a blaze of shame’, as she had warned him he would. […]
[PDF file]: […] be ignored, which is why I was surprised – to put it mildly – that Milne cited it when disqualifying me as a suitable interviewer of his boss. Would Milne or any of us have qualms about a woman journalist reporting on gender pay inequality or a gay journalist covering gay marriage in the […]
