Although not living in the UK anymore for some time, I continue to have a great affection for this country. The political discourse that is taking place is deeply concerning. It is important to call out fascist trends and hallmarks where and when they occur.
"It's patently clear that some of the people who're involved in current politics…are borrowing some of the tactics of the 1920s and 1930s."
Yale History professor Timothy Snyder says some of today's politicians have learned propaganda techniques from twentieth century fascists.
@RestIsPolitics according to @TheEconomist the big get together between France and Germany has more to to with the 60 year friendship celebrations rather than trying to mend any rifts although thi might have been a side product.
@RestIsPolitics@RoryStewartUK@campbellclaret What would need to change in the constitution or institutions of the UK and perhaps other European countries to facilitate better pursual of long-term strategies, e.g. for climate change, health care etc.?
Great review of state of play of EV situation in Ireland. Still some way to go before it'll become "worry free" for the masses.
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@RMcGreevy1301 If you call them, they might put you on a priority list. I had a similar situation in December and got subsequently a much earlier appointment confirmed by email.
'An administration built entirely on lies and the bogus charisma of one of the most fraudulent individuals ever to inhabit public life in Britain, has come to an inevitable and inglorious end.'
James O'Brien's unrelenting farewell to Boris Johnson.
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Thoughts are with our American friends. I am sure decency and truth will prevail, eventally. Shame on Trump. Biden's reign can't come quickly enough. #capitolstorm