David, I think you are entirely right, but I think these are two
separate issues: Brexitmadegon in the UK and the total dysfunctioning of
EUrope. Brexit indeed offered an opportunity for hard re-thinking in
Bruksel, and it has indeed been missed, we're back at business as usual
which means
That's a point of view. But unfortunately Hungary doesn't provide as
much comic relief as the Disunited Kingdom, it's totally deflated PM,
it's rightwingers going at each other's throats, and the whole country
generally slowly descending in the social and economic meltdown that the
unavoidable
So Patrice… shouldn't the anti-democratic neo-liberal structures of the EU,
that actually forbid radical
socialist restructuring and are able to enforce these strictures by means of
what Varoufakis called
“fiscal waterboarding” give us some pause for thought?
This leftist scepticism on the
