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NinaIllingworth June 11, 2017November 17, 2022 2017 UK General Election, A Brief Thought, a vision for the future of Britain, anti-austerity, anti-imperialism, anti-poverty, anti-War on Terror, austerity, Bigotry, Blairites, blog, British elite, compassion, Conservative Party, Corbyn, Democratic Unionist Party, DUP, Global Trumpism, honesty, human rights, Imperialism, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, leftism, Mark Blyth, Meme, MP6, neoliberalism, New Labour, News, Nina Illingworth, Op-Ed, Opinion, Orangemen, Order of the Orange, own goal, Politics, reactionary right, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, Six Things I Think, Socialism, ST2, terrorism, the blueprint, the death of neoliberalism, Theresa May, Tony Blair, Tories, Tory, Trust, UK Politics, War on Terror, why Corbyn succeeded, youth voters

A Brief Thought: And the Tide Rolled Back

Nina takes a brief look at why Jeremy Corbyn and the British Labour party look poised to dominate UK politics despite “losing” the 2017 Election.

media Neoliberalism News War

NinaIllingworth March 31, 2016November 17, 2022 austerity, Bernie Sanders, capitalism, Charles P. Pierce, Counterpunch, democratic socialism, Economics, Esquire, Huffington Post, Imperialism, Jacobin, John Gray, Laphams Quarterly, March 31st 2016, Media, MP6, neoliberalism, News, Nina Illingworth, Observations from Outside the Death Star, OODS, Philosophy, Politics, ponzi scheme, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, Richard Eskow, Rodrigo Nunes, Six Things I Think, TADMZ, Tales from the American DMZ, Wall Street, war

Recommended Reading – March 31st, 2016

A collection of links compiled to promote reason, objectivity, truth and compassion in an online world so desperately short of these qualities. Check out Recommended Reading March 31st, 2016 for links to the very best in online progressive reading today from around the internet. This edition of Recommended Reading also includes a brief introduction by Nina Illingworth.

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