By Dylan Roberts Lost in the Supermarket If supermarket just isn’t as pleasant as it was, it might be worth asking why that is. So, next time you go, don’t zone out whilst you’re purchasing. Rather, stay alert. Don’t rush to get it over with, slow down and take your time. Notice what’s around you,
By Dylan Roberts Lenin: “The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation.” These are damaging times; every day is difficult The daily spectacle is a shadow play of jokers and demons; it is a permanent burlesque. You are stuffed with images, sordid and opaque. The rich
By Dylan Roberts Financial Censorship—Act as if it makes a difference Recently, PayPal retracted a line in its terms and conditions stating that ‘spreading misinformation on the platform would be subject to a $2,500 fine.’ However, Forbes magazine has pointed out that PayPal can still fine users for anything they don’t like. A part of
By Dylan Roberts In the latest episode of the UK’s political soap-opera, the Conservative Party, have installed as Prime Minister an unelected billionaire linked to the World Economic Forum, with strong family ties to the Chinese Communist Party’s plans for digital tyranny. The “most successful political party in history” looks politically, morally, and philosophically bankrupt,
By Dylan Roberts In his farewell speech, Boris Johnson said: “The people who got Brexit done, the people who delivered the fastest vaccine rollout in Europe, and never forget, 70 per cent of the entire population got a dose within six months. Faster than any comparable country. That’s government for you, that’s Conservative government. People