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This week's column is about Thierry Henry and why his appeal continues to endure so long after his retirement and for footballers whose contemporary memories of him are likely very remote 👇🔴⚪
arseblog.com/2025/04/aura/
arseblog.com/2025/04/aura/
Aura
If I were to show you a photo of a random group of young people from the 1970s and then I were to show you a photo of a random group of young people from the 1980s, even if you ‘cleaned’ the images up...
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April 24, 2025 at 12:49 PM
This week's column is about Thierry Henry and why his appeal continues to endure so long after his retirement and for footballers whose contemporary memories of him are likely very remote 👇🔴⚪
arseblog.com/2025/04/aura/
arseblog.com/2025/04/aura/
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Make no mistake things are not getting better, they are getting worse and they have been for 50 years.
Since 1970 total average wealth has increased 700%.
But only 8% for the average person, and 4000% for the top 0.01%.
We now have far more inequality than during WW2.
Since 1970 total average wealth has increased 700%.
But only 8% for the average person, and 4000% for the top 0.01%.
We now have far more inequality than during WW2.
December 11, 2024 at 9:33 PM
Make no mistake things are not getting better, they are getting worse and they have been for 50 years.
Since 1970 total average wealth has increased 700%.
But only 8% for the average person, and 4000% for the top 0.01%.
We now have far more inequality than during WW2.
Since 1970 total average wealth has increased 700%.
But only 8% for the average person, and 4000% for the top 0.01%.
We now have far more inequality than during WW2.