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it had to happensomebody counting dollarsquestioning the cost ~ n.b. When the pile of green bits of paper gets so high, Capitol Hill echoes to the sounds of accountants at war, clashes more likely to end a conflict than any body count. Should the pain, suffering and loss of life be agreed to be a →
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UN takes twelve monthsto condemn and demand enduniversalapplause ~ n.b. It only took the UN a year to put together such a clear statement. Meanwhile, in the grand scheme of things…people have died, homes destroyed, the business of war enriched. Honestly, a year. FFS. CLP 24/02/2024 →
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orbit completedtime for annual accountswho profits from loss? ~ CLP 23/2/2023 →
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six jets roar overshake windows, disturb pigeonsEnglish seaside town ~ n.b. Used to one or two on practice runs, but six? What’s actually happening? CLP 11/02/2023 →
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and while people diedefending their homes and landwordsmiths question them ~ n.b. I have been writing about Ukraine since the Russian invasion started. One thing I hope that I haven’t done is tried to explain from the West, or anywhere but my own perspective. It is inexplicable, unfathomable, unless you question why one man in →
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long-term investmenteveryone wants a pie slicewho’s brokering peace? ~ n.b. I notice that the UK economy is the only large richer nation forecast to be in economic decline in 2023, despite Johnson acting as arms salesman par excellence. The arms industry is doing very well, so the rest of the UK economy must be in →
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frost hard ground brokenanother soldier laid downdays filled with darkness ~ n.b. Is anyone out there still counting? Does any of this still count? CLP 30/01/2023 →
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