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In the Great Tradition of Populist Leaders, Boris Johnson can no Longer Tell Truth From Falsehood
December 21, 2021
Johnson required no tuition in mendacity since he had practiced it continually throughout his career, but he was nevertheless impressed by Trump’s expertise in selling falsehoods.
The Controlled Demolition of the EU: To Avoid It, Berlin Looked South When It Bet on Draghi (but Had to Look Northeast As Well)
November 3, 2021
Draghi represents the forced continuity wanted by the Paris-Berlin axis for the EU: the Italians wanted to leave in 2020, the solution was the former head of the ECB as Prime Minister. How long will it last, with galloping inflation and Poland as anti-EU?
London Is Exploiting Danger of Conflict in Ireland to Extract Brexit Concessions from EU
October 16, 2021
London is betting that the EU will continue to blink and make concessions in order to avoid creating conflict in Ireland, Finian Cunningham writes.
Britain’s Johnson Tries to Roam the Globe
October 5, 2021
Britain isn’t flourishing, and Johnson’s silly pretensions in that regard are only lowering the UK’s standing even further — all round the globe.
