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- Amateurs at work
- I think we knew this
- The road to war
- The gospel according to St Huhne
- Contradiction in terms
- The writing on the wall
- It was always going to be
- Who do you think you are kidding?
- Not in a million years
- Be afraid
- Banned
- Nothing has changed
- Finally
- A deal?
- End game
- Behind the curve
- Lucky Libya
- Read it and weep
- Business as usual
- The day democracy died
- Not quite
- On top of their game?
- Not enough
- They just don't get it
- The privileges of power
- Poisoning the well
- This England of ours
- Still think you would win?
- Playtime
- That's a success then?
- The limits of green
- Now read this
- Shades of '38?
- Dead dictator trumps "Europe"
- Unravelled Green
- Plumbing new depths
- Worth less and less
- Time running out
- The Fox is shot
- That referendum debate
- The guilty ones
- Why are they surprised?
- And now it's Labour's Act
- Anyone but Huhne
- Death and taxes
- That's revenge?
- Who is this "we"?
- Help when you need it (not)
- I am not going mad
- Booker
- Above the line – below the line
- Occupying the low ground
- Fox on the run
- An ex-secretary
- My sentiments entirely
- Foundations of sand
- Postpone the revolution?
- A sanctimonious turd
- They did not win
- A last hurrah?
- No easy life
- The feel-bad factor
- We would never have guessed
- Permanent austerity
- A measured response
- Even the Greens don't believe it
- Getting the point
- A sense of betrayal
- Reality bites
- Only half the story
- A scent of rebellion
- A cat-a-strophic tail
- Out of control and above the law
- Fundamentally lacking in judgement
- Heh!
- The charge of the councils
- Rebellions bite upwards
- The march of time
- Sacre Bleu! Eees climate change!
- Calm down dears
- Confidence dealt a blow
- Another exercise in rhetoric
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- The dash for cash
- This is dangerous
- He can't even get that right
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- Of democrats and autocrats
- The dream turned to nightmare
- Are we at all surprised?
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For sure, we do not have Fascist dictatorships astride Europe (yet), or the gathering storm of war, but there is a sense of the old order breaking down. While the Tories piffle away with their half-witted referendum motion, great events are shaping up, the nature of which we know not, but have every reason to fear.
But in change, there is opportunity. As political tectonic plates move, we need to look beyond the current superficialities and decide whether we are going to attempt to shape events, or be shaped by them. History is in the making here, and history will be our judge.
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