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His column takes the reader from Mr. Colvile, as reporter on the state of the NHS five years ago:  ‘When we talk about the NHS collapsing, we think of people being left to die in their homes. But the truth … Continue reading →

I printed out this July 2020 interview, conducted by Eric Levitz, of Mr. Shor. Almost a full twenty pages long.  Mr. Levitz excels at soft-ball questions, inquiries. Perhaps in deference to Mr. Shor’s wunderkind status? ‘College Marxist’ is a demonstration … Continue reading →

As always ‘The Rebellion Against the Neo-Liberal Elites’ that takes place regularly, in France, remains unreported, in this newspaper! Its ‘old news’. What takes the place of actual, but inconvenient news, is the ‘Culture War’ French Style: It devours everything … Continue reading →

After Mr. Ganesh’s eulogy for ‘Daft Punk’ of February 26, 2021: Daft Punk and the virtues of mystery Business and politics could learn from the French duo’s reluctance to ‘engage’ https://www.ft.com/content/54fdadfe-7ea5-4278-8e0c-daf7039caf6e This duo in tharl to Star Wars and Tron, … Continue reading →

Mr. Jones, you are the master of political equivocation, not to speak of political conformity. That the Blairite Coterie manufactured the ‘Anti-Semitism of Corbyn’ as the political wager to ensure what? That Labour would lose to Boris? It was a … Continue reading →

What can the reader make of this paragraph of Mr. Robson’s interview with Josh Cohen? “Can you imagine if you presented Freud to Jane Austen?” Cohen asked me recently, during a two-hour amble around Kensal Rise, near where he lives … Continue reading →

Headline:Joe Biden can save global migration from the deep freeze Sub-headline: Through example and sheer numbers, an open US could bring an open world … ‘This criminally undersells it. Whatever their content, previous reforms were of national or perhaps regional … Continue reading →

Read Mr. Colvile’s C.V. as posted at the Center for Policy Studies web site: Robert Colvile is Director of the CPS and Editor-in-Chief of CapX, as well as a columnist for The Sunday Times. In December 2019 he took a … Continue reading →

Preview in new tab Headline: UK ruling on worker recognition threatens to crash Uber model Sub-headline:Ride-hailing app now faces having to deal with holiday pay, minimum wage, sick leave and pension contributions https://www.ft.com/content/643de8f2-8098-41a3-9e9e-b9eee25f4593 In California Uber, and its political allies, … Continue reading →

Andy opens his essay with this sentence: ‘If there’s one core assumption shared by the two tribes of our culture, it is that America will soon be a “majority-minority” nation.’ The relevant question is glaringly obvious, who are these ‘two … Continue reading →