After a study discovered that 75% of people no longer trusted their government, the next Brexit is a “when” not an “if.”
Macron Just Stale Vanilla in France’s Boulangerie
On the surface, it looks like Macron winning the French election over Le Pen is a victory for logic over populism. However, underneath the frosting? The same stale flavor exists.
Blair-xit: When a Politician Falls by His Sword, He Should Retire His Public Persona
Last week, Tony Blair took it upon himself to change the minds of those who voted for Brexit. As he is one of those responsible for circumstances that enabled the vote, perhaps he should quietly slip to the background.
Yes, Donald Trump, This Is Brexit
The winning vote for a Donald Trump Presidency has seen cries that democracy has failed and strong rejection from those opposed. It seems that nothing was learned from Brexit, right?
2016: The Best of Times > The Worst of Times
The general consensus is that 2016 can eat a bag of dicks. So, let’s savor other fruits before we apathetically return to the bag for 2017 …
I Saw the News Today: Trump Tax-Return Release, Brexit Date Set (sort of), Man Drinks from Shoe
Some of Trump’s tax return was leaked, Brexit meant Brexit, and Daniel Ricciardo drank from a shoe (please stop, Daniel).
I Saw the News Today: Musk Goes to Mars, Growth Lowest since GFO, Prez Debate Hangover
Elon Musk is sending us all to Mars, which is great because our growth is the lowest it’s been since the GFO, and the Prez debate continues to make no sense.
I Saw the News Today: David Cameron Quits, Daniel Radcliffe’s Return, Escobar Ripped Off
David Cameron quit (again), Daniel Radcliffe may be Potter once more, and a record number of people decided not to pay for Narcos.
I Saw the News Today: Commuters Left Out, Apple Leaves Home, US/EU Deal Fails
We saw the forced migration of 25,000 Australian commuters, Apple ditched the home button, and the greatest limp effort of democracy since the last one.
Letter to America: A Borderline Case
In his latest Letter to America, Australian Roger Pugh opines about the growing discussions surrounding a country’s borders and immigration policies in a 21st century world.
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