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  • 🚨🌏Taiwan calls for help as missiles fall, ports burn, and the world’s democracies rush heroically to the nearest microphone. Everyone agrees that invading Taiwan is outrageous, illegal, destabilising, and historically catastrophic. The real problem begins five seconds later, when someone asks who is willing to risk ships, soldiers, trade, fuel prices, factories, elections, and possibly…

  • The row over Nigel Farage not attending the Clacton count is being sold as another pantomime episode in Britain’s broken political circus: Farage absent, Count Binface present, cameras everywhere, outrage on tap. But behind the jokes and rolling-news smirks sits a far more serious question: why are possible threats around Reform figures being treated like…

  • 🗳️🎪The Clacton by-election should have been a democratic contest. Instead, the major parties treated it like a dodgy kebab at 2am: avoided, sniffed at, and left for someone else to deal with. Labour, the Conservatives, the Lib Dems and Greens reportedly chose not to stand, calling it a stunt or circus — which is handy,…

Ian McEwan

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