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Updated 3rd September 2015 – Among the results of the civil war following the fall of colonel Gaddafi in Libya has been mass migration across the meditterranean into southern Europe. The flows of people are large and constant and have been fed from sub-saharan Africa and the chaos resulting from the post-coalition invasion of Iraq and the associated collapse of Syria.
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One of the most popular ways for national governments to deal with the massive debts left to them by the work of the financial industry is devaluing the national currency. The New York Times newspaper has a very good article explaining some the choices facing America (and the rest of the world) as a result. The last four paragraphs, looking to blame and the future, ring particularly true to me at the time of typing.
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The Opinions of Tobias Grubbe for 14th February 1711 are published at this window. His patron is Journalisted where you may read about them.
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The UK’s coalition government is 282 days old today. Thisismoney has a report on this week’s unemployment figures and today the government will publish its proposals for welfare reform.
Updated: 8th May 2015
I think the parallels drawn above in the cartoon are going to become more acute as the three-year prime ministership of David Cameron begins.
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The Opinions of Tobias Grubbe for 31st January 1711 are published at this window. His patron Journalisted where you may Read All About Them.
