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@AStuttaford
Andrew Stuttaford
3 years
The quest for privacy continues.
@nypost
New York Post
3 years
EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry writing an explosive memoir about royal family life
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The Fetterman/Oz debate is yet another argument (as if one were needed) against early voting.
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Genghis Khan was just a tourist, the Aztecs kindly, if persistent, neighbors, etc., etc. Maybe study a little history.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson
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European Colonial History in six words: “Is that yours? It’s mine now.”
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So geographical descriptions of a virus (or its variant) are OK now? Just checking.
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The Hill
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Sweden records first case of UK coronavirus variant
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The horrors caused by Japan's demographic 'crisis' just go from bad to worse.
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The Economist
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As crime dries up, Japan’s police hunt for things to do
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The present labor 'shortage' reveals nothing more than the fact that employers are unwilling to pay a market rate for the job.
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America Magazine
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“The present labor shortage reveals U.S. society’s dependence on farmworkers. The hands that pick what Americans eat are hands the country relies on.”
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Who could possibly have predicted this?
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@RitaPanahi Tweet inappropriately.
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Stoltenberg is doing a great job, but one of these days NATO will need a new Secretary General.
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Kaja Kallas
2 years
Estonia just approved a new military aid package to #Ukraine . We are sending winter gear, equipment and ammunition to Ukraine. We will deliver them fast. Let us all speed up our help, so Ukrainians can free their territories. This is the way to peace. #StandWithUkraine
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@SoVeryBritish A bit miffed.
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In case there were any remaining doubts as to what the real target is.
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BILL HEMMER
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Washington Square Park, NYC.
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It's touching how the Xi crowd sticks together
@MikeBloomberg
Mike Bloomberg
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The @WHO is a global force for good. If we want to get through this together, we have to work together. Thank you @DrTedros , @GlblCtzn , and @LadyGaga for bringing us all together today. #TogetherAtHome
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Price controls doing what they do.
@TheEconomist
The Economist
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The government has implemented a 60-day price cap on pork of 300 pesos a kilo in Manila. It swiftly vanished from shops, and a pricey black market emerged
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@LMandrakeJr @DanielPryorr Not *that* reclusive. Voted in Broward County.
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@OfficialSPGB @elonmusk Remind me again what Marx, Lenin, Mao and all the rest promised. Madoffs all.
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"no doubt heartbreaking''
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Chris Freiman
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Jacobin defending the Berlin Wall
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@_JakubJanda It's in Beijing's interest to keep the war going: Distracts the West and makes Russia increasingly dependent on China.
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The red-robed judges of Germany's constitutional court have asked an essential question: Is the EU still democratic? via @bopinion
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@michaelbd @titusfilm Trying to normalize the disaster that their energy policies have created.
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Belgium spends around 0.9 percent of GDP on defense, less than half its NATO commitment.
@thehill
The Hill
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Thousands of protestors declare Trump “not welcome” in Brussels ahead of NATO summit
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@PuffinBooks When a publisher starts rewriting the past, perhaps it should get into another business.
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Lenin, of course, only duped the workers for a relatively short period. Then, shortly after he took power, he stopped bothering, and simply exploited them, repressed them, silenced them, jailed them and killed them.
@DerbyChrisW
Chris Williamson
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"The Labour Party is a thoroughly bourgeois party, because, although made up of workers, it is led by reactionaries [...] who act quite in the spirit of the bourgeoisie. It is an organisation of the bourgeoisie, which exists to systematically dupe the workers." – Vladimir Lenin
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Positively Clintonian. I'd be impressed were it not for the lurking suspicion that someone handed him those lines.
@DailyCaller
Daily Caller
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BIDEN: "There's a lot of talk, with good reason, about the number of executive orders that I have signed. I'm not making new law. I'm eliminating bad policy."
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@matthewjdowd Not really. Hyperinflation in Germany ended in 1923. In the May 1924 elections, the Nazis (via a surrogate) secured ~ 6% of the vote. In a second election that year (Dec) their share fell to 3%, and it fell still further in 1928 after 3-4 *relatively* prosperous years. (1)
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One hundred million dead were unable to comment.
@OwenJones84
Owen Jones
6 years
I am very much here for my favourite communist @AyoCaesar becoming an international cultural icon
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@espiers I've lived in NYC since 91, and have seen, shall we say, quite a bit on the subway and in the subway stations over the years. Very noticeable deterioration in recent years, accelerating after Covid.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Another clarifying moment.
@stillgray
Ian Miles Cheong
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Black Lives Matter protesters at the NY CHAZ brag about their college educations and mock the police for being uneducated, working class, illiterate rubes. They also call a black cop “black Judas” or race traitor.
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@winningatmylife Makes a lot of sense if you want to drum up a new anti-nuclear scare and keep Europe hooked on Russian fossil fuels.
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"It is hard to be both the world’s largest importer of gas and oil and the loudest critic of fossil fuels, but Europe has managed to do it."
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Weird that people who don't like an overreaching state think that private information should remain private.
@MattZeitlin
Matthew Zeitlin
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Weird how many people’s takes on the privacy and newsworthiness of the personal tax records of the ultrawealthy seems to track their views on the advisability of wealth taxes
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“The past was alterable. The past never had been altered. Oceania was at war with Eastasia. Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.”
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Andrew Stuttaford
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👇 The war against 'traditional' cars, will which will (in time) become a war against EVs, is a war against mobility, and thus against freedom. Net zero is an ideology of constraint, coercion and control.
@DominicJPino
Dominic Pino
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6 miles is only a few minutes away because we have cars. For most of human history, 6 miles took forever. It's pretty great to have a vehicle that goes exactly where you want to go, exactly when you want to, carries all your stuff, and greatly expands the area you can access.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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No, it's a fairly typical example of harnessed capitalism, which is itself a standard characteristic of corporatism.
@NateForUtah
Nate Blouin
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ESG is the free market in action. Anyone who disagrees just doesn't like the direction the market is headed.
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"Clean cars"
@economics
Bloomberg Economics
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A third of Africa’s gorillas, bonobos and chimpanzees are under threat by mines producing copper, lithium, nickel or cobalt
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I went to a rally in support of Ukraine in Times Square today. Plenty of Ukrainian flags, of course, but also some from Latvia, Kazakhstan and the non-Soviet, non-Lukashenko Belarus. Those who know, know.
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The curious, semi-religious belief that history has a "side", helps explain why Putin has been allowed to get as far as he has.
@PhilipWegmann
Philip Melanchthon Wegmann
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"All I'm saying is that every country should think about what side of history they want to be on here, and they have the ability to do that," @PressSec says when asked about China equivocating on Russian aggression.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Taking the trouble to go to the polling station to spoil your ballot paper is not 'disengagement' with the political process, but a very clear expression of discontent with the choices on offer. That's very different.
@Olgachristie
Penny Rimmington
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In Basildon alone there were 800 spoiled ballot papers. It was 200 in Immingham, Lincolnshire, with councillor David Watson saying: 'That is a phenomenal amount. The residents have disengaged with the political process.' Wonder how many nationwide?😏
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Net zero is a disaster waiting to happen
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“‘Don’t you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it.’”
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Andrew Stuttaford
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An architect of genocide is given a platform by #Davos to deliver a moral lecture to the rest of us.
@wef
World Economic Forum
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“The strong should not bully the weak,” President Xi said. “Decisions should not be made by simply showing off strong muscles or waving a big fist.” #DavosAgenda
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@wef Remind me again who elected you.
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That's a pretty good endorsement of sending more aid to Ukraine.
@nypost
New York Post
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says she ‘seriously hates’ people who support sending more aid to Ukraine: ‘Most repulsive, disgusting thing happening’
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Andrew Stuttaford
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@StephenKing Maybe check out where Catherine the Great sent her armies.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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@Noahpinion They may indeed win, but Norway is a special case owing to the very high prices of conventional cars, and the (now diminishing) perks and subsidies given to EV buyers. Also no conventional auto manufacturing there, so no job loss fears.
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A despot, a dimwit and a fool. His family members did not, however, deserve their terrible fate.
@OCanonist
Orthodox Canonist
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Tsar Nicholas ii was the best ruler of the 20th century.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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It's not. Villages (including urban villages) grew organically. The 15-minute city is a top-down project.
@jamesrbuk
James Ball
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Another term for a “15-minute city” is a village: a small collection of housing with essential/desirable amenities (pub, shop, GP) nearby. Government policy seems to be that villages are woke now.
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Teen Vogue (!) on Marx: "His writings have inspired social movements in Soviet Russia, China, Cuba, Argentina, Ghana, Burkina Faso, and more." Oh.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Britain has had a Conservative or Conservative-led government since 2010. Heckuva job, Tories.
@PaulEmbery
Paul Embery
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Merseyside Police outside an Asda store today. “Being offensive is an offence.” Staggering.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Not a cult
@AllisonKSommer
Allison K. Sommer
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A trend in Tel Aviv workplace cafeterias - photos of a judgemental Greta Thunberg next to disposable utensils. Here is #1 :
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"Prophets" are almost always delusional or conmen. There's no need to sink to that sort of abuse.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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So go the Mensheviks. It was ever thus. Pity they don't know any history.
@CHSommers
Christina Hoff Sommers
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The authoritarian left is feeling its power. The struggle sessions and purges have already begun. Watch liberal Minneapolis Mayor @MayorFrey ritually atone for his sins —only to be driven away by the angry crowd chanting “Shame. Shame. Shame .”
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"The rise of nationalism also hinders Europe from solving the euro’s structural problems." Translation: The persistence of democracy and some shreds of commonsense have stood in the way of propping up a currency that should not exist.
@TheEconomist
The Economist
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The precise shape of the next financial crisis is unclear but, in one way or another, it is likely to involve property
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😐 Wikipedia may delete entry on ‘mass killings’ under Communism due to claims of bias
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They make it a desert and call it liberation.
@Johnyrocket69
Johnny Six
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Mariupol is 90% destroyed, over 5000 citizens died, over 210 children. 170 thousand people in Mariupol. Before the start of the blockade, 140 thousand inhabitants left the city, after - 150 thousand, another 30 thousand were deported to Russia. #Ukraine
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Andrew Stuttaford
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No.
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The Tories' 'net zero' paradise (approved by all major parties). @Conservatives
@SkyNews
Sky News
1 year
Households cutting energy usage to avoid blackouts 'likely how we'll all operate in future' - National Grid
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Andrew Stuttaford
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The idiocy of this statement is only made worse by the fact that there is no "international community".
@DailyCaller
Daily Caller
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. @PressSec : “The Taliban also has to make an assessment about what they want their role to be in the international community.”
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Andrew Stuttaford
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"The bayonet is an essential necessity for introducing communism.” Karl Radek. Biter bit.
@TheHistoryOfSo1
The History of Socialism
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Ex-Comintern Secretary Karl Radek was killed on May 19, 1939 in a supposed fight in a Soviet labor camp. Rehabilitated after breaking with the Left Opposition he had been charged with treason again during the Great Purge and sentenced to tens years of hard labor. #OTD #USSR
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Uh, no. His job is to interpret the law accurately and fairly. Healing "the soul of America" is not part of the job description. 🙄
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A reminder that the religious instinct is never satisfied: There is always another sin. T
@AmirSariaslan
Amir Sariaslan
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This is supposedly a sign of progress 🙄
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Andrew Stuttaford
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@NickLongworth14 @ExploreWellcome Iconoclasm really, as this act is clearly satisfying some sort of quasi-religious belief.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Both are political religions with strong millenarian characteristics, but with, of course, strongly different views as to who'll be 'saved'.
@KyleWOrton
Kyle Orton
7 years
From Hayek's Road to Serfdom: difference between Nazism and Communism is one of religious schismatics from within the same religion.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Of course.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Marxists have not lost their prophetic gifts, I see.
@jacobin
Jacobin
2 years
Washington officials have been terrifying the world with warnings of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine. But everyone else in a position to know seems pretty sure there isn’t one coming.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Blind eye turned to genocide, forced labor, crushing of Hong Kong, etc. And of course the U.S. can trust China. What could go wrong? Our climate Metternich strikes again.
@thehill
The Hill
2 years
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry on climate: "China and the United States really need to cooperate on this and without China, even if the U.S. is, as we are, moving towards a 1.5 degree program [...] nobody else can make it to that goal."
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Andrew Stuttaford
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And how will they treat the hammer and sickle?
@Reuters
Reuters
6 years
Twitter to put warnings before swastikas, other hate images
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🎵Don't know much about history🎵
@SecBlinken
Secretary Antony Blinken
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The War of Independence and the French Revolution were fueled by the same aspirations for freedom, democracy, and human rights. Today, we are more committed than ever to defending them — together. Warmest wishes on Bastille Day to the people of France.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Strangely that change took place without banning steam engines.
@elonmusk
Elon Musk
2 years
Won’t be long before we view gasoline cars the same way we view steam engines today
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Collectivize the farms! In reality the state *has* been unleashed. The results have been coercive, grotesquely expensive and will have little or no effect on the climate. This is about power, nothing more.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Took a while for the druids to win the argument, but here we are.
@MailOnline
Daily Mail Online
4 years
Pope warns mankind has 'sinned against the Earth'
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Andrew Stuttaford
7 years
Perhaps not the best president to cite.
@JamesMartinSJ
James Martin, SJ
7 years
Many hateful comments on social media after standing for up refugees. On behalf of the refugees, in the words of FDR, I welcome that hatred.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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Case closed.
@UNWatch
UN Watch
2 years
🇨🇳 China to the U.N. Human Rights Council: “The Chinese government has been committed to the promotion and protection of human rights.”
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Andrew Stuttaford
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President Biden’s administration leased far fewer acres for oil-and-gas drilling in its first 19 months than any other since Harry Truman, a Wall Street Journal analysis shows via @WSJ
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Andrew Stuttaford
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While the Red Army watched.
@visegrad24
Visegrád 24
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Civilians walking through the streets of Warsaw during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. The Germans killed nearly 250 000 Poles during the two-month long uprising.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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A wealth tax is a sophisticated, lighter touch derivative of feudalism, but the core of it is the same: The state ("the king") has, theoretically, a call on everything you own. And if you think that wealth taxes will be confined to the richest, I have an income tax to sell you.
@Noahpinion
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦
4 years
13/Wealth taxes can obviously help with this too.
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Andrew Stuttaford
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EEA/EFTA = a clean break from the European (political) project, therefore 'hard', but also preserves participation in the single market (therefore 'soft') and it also *seems* to be acceptable to EU-27.
@ChrisGiles_
Chris Giles
6 years
Pity the PM, She has to find a Brexit solution that is simultaneously hard, soft and acceptable to the EU27 (I am not sure that exists)
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Andrew Stuttaford
3 years
Devaluing genocide. Another reason for Xi to thank the climate warriors.
@TheEconomist
The Economist
3 years
A growing movement wants destruction of the environment to be treated like genocide and crimes against humanity
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