Charles Butler Mackay

Argentina edition of Libertarian bible

Margaret Thatcher Is the Mother of Conservatism’s Crisis Three of Margaret Thatcher’s dresses encased in glass boxes and a stall that invited attendees at last week’s Conservative Party Conference to “ask the Iron Lady” to opine on contemporary politics. A ...

Serendipity if there ever were, but I'll take the freebie. ----> www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

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This despite three generations of activism intended to prevent its return. I'd suggest a new plan would be in order.

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Tall order.

This is opposite, but when I get bored with the Filmin streaming fare, I dial up Vera in the original 'English'.

The NDP ran a quasi-official slate in the early 90s, until Bob Rae won the provincial and quickly became the most unpopular man in the province. The municipal party faithful were quick to head for the exits.

Retaliation™

Sora is not the real problem here. The real problem is that in 12, at most 24 months, there will be a Sora clone from Tencent or Alibaba that is just as good and can be run by anybody with a 5099, at which point everyone in society needs to rapidly agree to treat all digital video as fake, period.

Today in catering to your readership.

Asylum hotel protesters 'hit in the heart' to move East Devon demo Asylum hotel protesters in East Devon moved their demonstration after learning the plight of the migrant women and their kids housed there

The absolutely chaotic energy of Devon refugee protests continues, as it turns out that the local protesters ended up feeling sorry for the refugees and moving the flags somewhere else so as not to bother them
eastdevonnews.co.uk/2025/09/09/a...

Thanks, btw.

That would explain it, too.

I actually think most people would be surprised to learn the streetcars have a schedule.

Crypto giant Tether to propose candidates for Juventus board Tether plans to file its own list of candidates for the board of Italian soccer club Juventus at an annual shareholder meeting next month, the crypto giant said on Monday in e-mailed responses to questions from Reuters.

Dying to see how American top decile math deals with Italian football.
www.reuters.com/sustainabili...

Where is the MSM? They are just allowing fascism to take over the country. When the regime shuts them down, perhaps they will be sorry.

The seamless segue from death-of-Europe to this shit catches my eye.

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@groda.eu You were inquiring...

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Farage, Trump, Musk: your boy Javier Milei just took one hell of a beating. Why so quiet? | Aditya Chakrabortty The wild politics and chainsaw made Argentina’s president an economic hero for the right. And now, with his nation’s finances in chaos: silence, writes Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

"It’s not only Milei’s administration melting away; so too are his once-packed international throng of cheerleaders and wolf-whistlers. Farage, Badenoch, Musk and all the rest are maintaining a red-faced silence."
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

There’s “only one sector truly holding up in ADP job numbers now." 👀

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DONALD TRUMP FORGET THE WAY he has imposed upon all of us his idea of "class"-more a Dynasty notion of panache than anything even faintly evoking the uptown swagger that New York epitomizes. Forget his noxious tactics with tenants he wishes to evict. Forget the sheer cheesiness of Trump Tower, Trump Plaza and his casi nos; forget the way he seems to have the Times in his back pocket; forget the hustler on his-best-behavior manner. In fact, forget just about everything concerning Donald Trump except the stupid things he says: "It would take an hour and a half to learn everything there is to learn about missiles.... I think I know most of it anyway." —On his desire to handle nuclear-non-proliferation negotiations for the United States

From their cover story “Jerks: The 10 Most Embarrassing New Yorkers”

magnificent: it turns out there is no productivity crisis, it's just that the tech sector is wildly unproductive and is dragging everything else down with it.

Allowing the internet to evolve past usenet was a mistake

That's right.

Apple calls for changes to anti-monopoly laws and says it may stop shipping to the EU The iPhone-maker criticises Brussels’ Digital Markets Act and says delayed features are leading to a worse experience for users

www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Apple sales to Europe are about 25% total revenue. They're not going anywhere other than back to Brussels with an apology for breaking local laws

Working hours are different in Spain. Two-hour lunches are long enough for many people to get home.