What a week it’s been; first we had the English High Court make an official nonsense of Theresa May’s ludricrous tautology ‘Brexit means Brexit’ on 3 November and then across the pond on the 9 th , we had the unedifying prospect of a Trump presidency crystallise into crazy reality. I don’t propose to spend too much time talking about the Brexit decision except perhaps to level one of my (by now obligatory) pot-shots at the UK media’s increasingly rabid take on the necessity of leaving an organisation that has – despite its neo-con agenda – managed to create more social and economic equality than a century of Conservative government would ever have achieved. I won’t even bother to get too fixated on the danger of a press largely controlled by a bunch of cynical tax exiles with a ‘bread and circuses’ agenda of ‘taking our country back’ so that outside regulation can be done away with to the benefit of the same kind of cynical tax exiles. The inexorable lurch to t...
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