There's no prank I can pull,no tall story I can tell, that compares to the real world right now. It's very hard not to laugh at the whole Spain veto thing which has been thrown at the Scottish claim for independence in the past and is suddenly applied to Gibraltar. Representatives from the very government which has chosen to ignore the citizens of
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This is precisely the sort of tit-for-tat shitiness we feared. I was on that pro-Europe march in London the other weekend and though I share the 'I love EU' sentiments it's the kind of weak slogan that maybe fails to convey what we're fighting for here. I do love the concept of the EU, but that's not because I love Europe. I hate Europe. Europe, including the U.K., is a nasty collection of small heavily armed, warmongering states, which continue to gestate filthy violent racial nationalist ideologies and massively corrupt elites. I love the EU because Europe is a very bad place indeed and we need something to replace it.
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There is much,I think,that you and I agree on, but having just come back from Rome,you can imagine that I do not agree that Europe is a bad place. Yes,there is much pain and terror in its story, much stupidity and cruelty, but there is also intense beauty, art, music, humanity,science... It is very much the landscape of the good and evil twins.You are right about the warmongering tribes, but as a child and grandchild to three of them, and fostered by a fourth,I cannot despise those tribes - I can only hope and act for peace among them.
Further from familiar shores, it becomes impossible not to love the places I see, far from the reaches of Europe. But Europe is the reason I can do that... though beyond doubt Botswana fills a place in my heart dearer to me than I could ever imagine.
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