politics
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Count Binface Takes On Farage in Clacton’s Unique Election Race
Nigel Farage is apparently running for re election in Clacton as part of a scheme to have the voters exhonorate him for financial scandals that are surrounding him. He accepted money from a convicted bitcoin criminal and used part of the money to purchase a house of 1.4 million pounds. The other traditional parties declined…
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Introducing Satyrical: Humor in Leadership Critique
If you were thinking there is a typo in the title of this post then of course you were right. But it is intentional. I invented a new word referring to both satire and satyr. I needed a new category for posts that make fun of the current state of affairs in the world (satire),…
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The Eurovision Controversy: Israel’s Impact on the Contest
Despite 2 years of controversy over the participation of Israël to the contest the EBU as organising body keeps asserting that the festival is not political and a force of unification. Obviously many people disagree, so much so that a number of countries decided not to participate this year. And a recurring theme after the…
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The Dangers of Unlimited Power: A John Adams Perspective
‘It is weakness rather than wickedness which renders men unfit to be trusted with unlimited power.‘― John Adams
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