The nature of the state and future challenges

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[PDF file]: […] Debunking Public vs. Private Sector Myths Mariana Mazzucato, London: Anthem Press, 2015 (2nd edition) Bartholomew Steer Robinson’s Bigger Government serves as an antidote to all those neo- liberal propagandists who preach the inevitability of the death of the state and the rise of the sovereign individual.1 It was chosen as one of the books […]

A Classless Society: Britain in the 1990s by Alwyn W. Turner

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[PDF file]: […] ever win?” Much the talk in political circles concerned the question of whether Britain might have become a oneparty state, along the lines of Japan, where the Liberal Democratic Party had been in power since 1955.’ There used to be a wisecrack along the lines of there having doubtless been an international summit to […]

Gonzalo Lira and the kill chain

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[PDF file]: […] be temporary and discardable. Azov Battalion deputy commander Oleg Odnorozhenko said: ‘There is no cultural, ideological, overall, essential difference between the neo-Soviet project of Putin and the liberal project of the EU.’ He added that Azov would acquiesce in foreign assistance for convenience’s sake, stating that have no illusions about the EU, NATO and […]

Tittle-tattle

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[PDF file]: Tittle-tattle Tom Easton Conspiracies and cover-ups T he past year has not been an easy one for those who view history as just one bumbling cock-up after another. The Hillsborough inquiry1 revealed a co-ordinated effort by a large number of public servants not only to deny justice to the families and friends of those who […]

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[…] be temporary and discardable. Azov Battalion deputy commander Oleg Odnorozhenko said: ‘There is no cultural, ideological, overall, essential difference between the neo-Soviet project of Putin and the liberal project of the EU.’ He added that Azov would acquiesce in foreign assistance for convenience’s sake, stating that have no illusions about the EU, NATO and […]

Operation Chaos: The Vietnam Deserters Who Fought the CIA, the Brainwashers, and Themselves by Matthew Sweet

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[PDF file]: […] had been chaperoned and propagandised across the Soviet Union and ended up in Sweden, and were there welcomed by a country that prided itself on its progressive/ liberal stance on all matters that counted. Many more soldiers followed. What could go wrong? Well, plenty, as Sweet demonstrates in exhaustive detail (and backed up by […]

Failures of State: The Inside Story of Britain’s Battle with Coronavirus by Jonathan Calvert and George Arbuthnot

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[PDF file]: Failures of State: The Inside Story of Britain’s Battle with Coronavirus Jonathan Calvert and George Arbuthnot London: Mudlark Harper Collins 2021 £20.00 (h/b) John Booth There are journalists – and then there are journalists. There’s Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, who while London Mayor called his £250,000 Daily Telegraph second-job contract ‘chicken feed’.1 And then […]

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