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In the eyes of the EU elite, the greatest impediment to ‘the European project’ is the continued existence of the pesky electorate. |
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| Tuesday 7 February 2012 |
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Brendan O’Neill
Let’s veto the West’s moral posturing on Syria
There is more logic to Russia’s and China’s veto of the UN resolution condemning Assad than there is to William Hague’s sixth-former antics.
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Gabrielle Shiner
Circumnavigating the authoritiesWhy were the parents of the Dutch teen who sailed the world deemed incapable of deciding what's best for their child? |
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| Monday 6 February 2012 |
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Mick Hume
No Jubilee for republicans
– or royalists
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee throws the spotlight on royalty that is not very regal, and critics who are not really republican.
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| Friday 3 February 2012 |
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Sean Collins
The corruption of American politics
From Occupy to the Tea Party, the obsession with corruption is far more damaging to democracy than politicians' alleged shady dealings.
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Tom Slater
If a film is this pretty, who cares if it’s true?
In Bombay Beach, Alma Har’el uses artistic licence to tell the melancholy tale of an abandoned wannabe boomtown.
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| Thursday 2 February 2012 |
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Brendan O’Neill
Banker-bashers: a lynch mob with PhDs
The mad political pursuit of ‘evil’ Fred Goodwin confirms that bankers are to posh commentators what paedos are to tabloid hacks.
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| Wednesday 1 February 2012 |
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Frank Furedi
How atheism became a religion in all but name
It was only a matter of time before someone proposed an ‘atheist temple’, given the religious-
like zealotry and dogma of the New Atheists.
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