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Members July 26

Meanwhile in UK, time for a new Prime Minister. I mean it’s been a couple of years since we last changed. The outgoing fellow won a resounding victory at the ballot box, getting himself a massive majority. He had campaigned by promising not to be the other guy, and it worked.
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It goes both ways

With all the technology at our disposal, we have somehow allowed a few privileged people to guide and dictate the narrative that we see of both history and current affairs. Rather than using bandwidth to show each other the reality of our lives, we use it to get into fights and name-calling.
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Members May 26

Come and join me in a kind, joyful corner of the internet. Wander into the pleasant green universe. If you enjoy good writing, excellent storytelling, fabulous acting or just letting your imagination run free, you'll love it.
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Here Comes the Sun

However, the accumulated consequence of the spiteful rhetoric and chaotic policy is that any politician and any business man would be insane not to consider dealing with anything American an unnecessary risk.
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Uncaged

As it happened, we were offered a free Scotch, so it would be rude not to, wouldn’t it? Paying the bill at the counter, two more free scotches came my way.
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Horror in the Middle East

A long post this, and unusually, not written by me. It's written by Isaac Saul of Tangle. I came across this newsletter on Twitter. Everything below is written (thoughtfully and brilliantly in my view) by Mr Saul.
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Keeping a Journal

I feel like I need a full blown toddler tantrum. At full volume, on my back, in a supermarket, snot and tears all over my face, screaming “why” at the top of my lungs.
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Week Note

I can confirm that there are some parts of the body where tattoos hurt more than others. Around the elbow certainly focuses the mind, for example. Obviously, as a Stoic, I maintained an equilibrium (and whimpered quietly once I got to the car).
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