A strange return to the 1790s (Early Edition)
Very early, today. There’ll probably be an update at an unspecified time in the afternoon.
Dave Hill - Gender stereotypes affect everyone. Badly.
The Daily (Maybe) - The Guardian may have made a little mistake. Stick to public-sector advertising, perhaps?
Stumbling and Mumbling - examines the root of knife crime. And, yes, it’s (roughly) the economy, my dears.
Penny Red - A wail of despair for desperate Londoners afflicted by the curse of BoJo. And cites Blake, and so is consequently worth a visit for that alone.
Back Towards the Locus - Melanie Phillips regurgitates bile. As usual.
Splintered Sunrise - proves a surprisingly good ventriloquist.
Scribo Ergo Sum - What links a 214-year dead tyrant and the Prevention of Terrorism Act? Hint: It’s not the economy. For once.
Tips to the usual address (tips[at]liberalconspiracy.org) or in the comments.
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Perhaps more signifacntly there was another possible return to the 1790s yesterday.
“afflicted by the curse of BoJo”
when will the wailing of the losers end?
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