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No one needs to give orders or execute secret plans, because they are already on the same page – and with the funding they need to keep operating in sync.

[someone needs to be "dropping the hammer" somewhere..hierarchies? "decision makers?" "people's network"..etc, etc..]

group of ultra-rich men surrounding Marshall – who between them control or influence bodies at every step of the chain.

A decade ago, almost none of these institutes existed. Today, they are an overlapping network of friends, associates and colleagues.

wishes to back, but it can give a huge career boost to academics who might provide the movement with intellectual heft in future, too.

This is the informal cultural network that the right believed the left dominated in the past, replicated deliberately and at scale by a small

given out book grants to fund research, boasting that the first of these has already secured a deal with the prestigious mainstream publisher Allen Lane.

This casts the talent-spotting net even wider. The Paul Marshall ecosystem can not only pick which broadcasters, politicians or pundits it

It’s here that Pharos and Paul Marshall align, because through his Sequoia Trust, Marshall has provided £700,000 to date (£350,000 a year) to fund those fellowships, which in gratitude have been named for him. Beyond the formal fellowships, the Pharos Foundation has also

he will become the country’s most influential non-politician.

The Pharos Foundation is providing generous research fellowships – paying well above the market rate – to promising early-career academics who fit its ethos.

Paul Marshall, the man who owns the right The multimillionaire controls a network of news channels, publications and think tanks that the left could only dream of. If Reform or the Tories win the next election, he will become the country’s mo...

Byline Times. Paul Marshall, the man who owns the right. The multimillionaire controls a network of news channels, publications and think tanks that the left could only dream of. If Reform or the Tories win the next election, www.thenewworld.co.uk/james-ball-p...

don't say: "you're gonna find out which god you're serving NOW..!" (but rather: "now you've just found out WHICH god you're serving..") the damn fool..

boats, or Robert Jenrick talking about Handsworth, [politicians] are stoking a fire. Some might be stoking it with a smaller stick – and that type of conversation, with the boats, the [asylum] hotels, I feel it’s doing more harm than good in terms of community relations.”

to me an ideology that is not Christian … I know that Nigel [Farage] himself has distanced himself from anything to do with the likes of Tommy Robinson, but I do know that there are still people within Reform who are quite sympathetic to his ideas.

“Whether it’s Nigel banging on about the [small]

and was concerned British politics was “losing its compassion” as parties vied to compete with Reform.

“The march in London recently, with Tommy Robinson, where the term Christian nationalism suddenly raised its head, where they were using Christian emblems to advance

Reform’s only Black branch chair quits over ‘harmful’ migration debate Exclusive: Neville Watson leaves amid concerns about weaponisation of religion and erosion of community relations

The Guardian. Reform’s only Black branch chair quits over ‘harmful’ migration debate.

Watson added that he was dismayed by rising levels of Islamophobia, feared some people within the party were “sympathetic” to the far-right activist Tommy Robinson, www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

D.J. K la Boss.."takes no shorts.."

"relax your mind..!"

YouTube video by EPMD - Topic You Gots To Chill

EPMD. You Gots To Chill. youtu.be/gEg97XeHVzs?...

"lynchin cards.." (and legacies..?)

"the last of us can"

"who can turn a blackmans face into, what can only be described as a smashed up "strawberry flavoured" christmas pudding..?" (using a giant sickle & a broken arrow-head..)

duchamp..it is not..

six men getting sick (six times..)

again..ICYMI..!

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My work is inspired by the rich folklore and cultural traditions of Afro-Caribbean, Native American, and Latin American communities. These cultures share a deep connection to storytelling, ancestral reverence, and resistance to colonialism. www.paullewinart.com/bio

#Folklore #Jamaica. Paul Lewin. I was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1973 and moved to the U.S. with my family in 1977. I now live and work in Oakland, California. Creativity has always been a part of my life—it’s how I process the world, connect with my roots, and tell my story.

Folkloring Jamaica. When the Maroons were almost starving, Nanny pondered surrendering to the British. In a dream, a voice told her to wait 1 more day. When she awoke the next morning, she found 3 pumpkin seeds in her pocket. She planted them on the side of a mountain now known as Pumpkin Hill.

"all the way to the top.." (lounge homeboy, you in the danger zone..)

YouTube video by EPMD - Topic Let The Funk Flow

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nah! both communities share an "overwhelming & irredeemable sense of loss?"and shame? and regret? and a need for a (now useless, impotent) type of vegeance ("now you're cooking with gas..") and ideology..("they require a new type of elitist honour.." because the last one went up in smoke..) sad 4u.

don't say: alienation, inarticulation, bad problem-solving abilities, loneliness and an abundance of infected species..surrounding both communities..(that would be crass)..more mythologising..!

what exactly is the relationship between conservative middle america and conservative (imperialist) japan anyway..?