This FT article has 24 paragraphs :
Funding for future far right thing tanks could come from religious conservatives and the tech sector
A far right Davos style event is planned in 2026
Stronger far right polling and election performance means the party wants to professionalise
The local elections will give it the opportunity to win more seats
Strange use of the term “technocratic competence”
Farage accuses his daughter of being a hard left green enthusiast
It’s funny to see how confused the mainstream Media is at the moment because its own values are not so different to Trump’s and Farage’s.
If you look at the comment section of the FT in response to the Chancellor’s welfare spending cuts – the comments were about as vindictive as they come.
FT, Economist, and Guardian readers have for some time been regarded as Liberal – but I would argue that this is really the European Economic Liberal, which is effectively US Conservatism – of course there are also lots of overlaps between US Progressives and UK Liberals. But I would argue that all these progressives and liberals have very quickly been turning into conservatives.
Most of them are completely silent on the subject of Palestine, but happy to make lots of noise on the subject of Ukraine.
They pretend that the Ukraine conflict is principled.
But there’s no talk of principles when it comes to Palestine.
The people I’ve seen this streak in are my friends. The balancing of blind spots is very challenging. And it must be very difficult keeping one’s eye on all the information that’s coming out.
It must be especially hard to concentrate on all this if one has been bred from a young age to believe in a certain power structure.
Yes Trump is bad but the anti-Trump representatives are also deeply deeply corrupt and think that they can just get a free pass
It does feel as though there is an opening of the floodgates and we are to be inundated with dark money propaganda – if the money isn’t stopped there will be no turning back of the tide – the push for a single ethno nationalist UK will grow – I already see all across the comment sections