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Political Observer scoffs! Here are the opening paragraphs of Mr. Caldwell’s funeral oration for the Enlightened Merkel Rule: The drubbing inflicted on Germany’s Christian Democratic Union in the country’s recent elections is a sign that, alongside Chancellor Angela Merkel’s 16-year … Continue reading →

Old Socialist offers some selected paragraphs. Note the collection of Topic Sentences, carefully brought to vivid life by our Adrift Thatcherite … On Inter-connectedness : The past two years have taught us a brutal lesson in how interconnected the modern … Continue reading →

Political Observer comments on the ‘political transcendentalist’. This newspaper employs one of the most interesting writers and political commentators, of the political present, in Janan Ganesh! I read many different publications on the internet, I spend my days reading! Conduct … Continue reading →

Philosophical Apprentice, on the political toxin of ‘History Made to Measure’. The reader has to recognize that Martin Wolf , by linking to Kagan and Frum’s essays, of the two of the most notorious Neo-Cons, signals the complete rehabilitation of these political … Continue reading →

The ignominy of being compared to Jimmy Carter, and Mr. Luce self-serving myopia, regarding Reagan’s back door deal with the Iranians : topped off with an Oxbridger’s pastiche of a Psychoanalysis of President Biden, and Doom Saying. Maybe not Freud, … Continue reading →

After this stinging indictment, of the feckless Joe Biden, as presented by Mr. Luce:   Headline: Biden’s Afghanistan fiasco: ‘We look like a deer caught in headlights’ sub-headline: The chaotic scenes in Kabul are unlikely to derail his domestic agenda … Continue reading →

Edward Luce addresses the reader : Headline: Biden’s Afghanistan fiasco: ‘We look like a deer caught in headlights’ Sub-headline: The chaotic scenes in Kabul are unlikely to derail his domestic agenda but undermine his promise to restore competence Not since … Continue reading →

The first paragraph of his essay is cinematic in its sweep of images, and evocation of emotions: The bookends of our two-decade entanglement in Afghanistan are two men falling from the sky. The first, on September 11, 2001, happened in … Continue reading →

While reading Katrina Manson essay I was thinking: where are the Neo-Cons who advocated and ‘sold’ the war in Afghanistan, to the American Public, as politically, morally necessary? Recall David Brooks’ ‘The Collapse of The Dream Palaces’ dreck?David Brooks of July 18 … Continue reading →

Mr. Long’s unsurprisingly inauspicious opening paragraph, in regards to Pedro Francke: Pedro Francke has been called many things in recent weeks: a moderate in a radical leftwing government, a Marxist who will wreck Peru’s standout free-market economy and a turncoat … Continue reading →