I can relate to the desire for all people to have nice places to live in, but does it not strike you as ironic to say this as an American? A country built out of 250 years of waves of migrants fleeing persecution and misery in the old country. Anyway, good luck to you over there...

So much power

Well, they would, but he shut down their accounts. Because they threaten his free speech by asking him to comply with the law.
So I guess one good outcome. The EU will stop enriching a proponent of fascism. Hopefully the institutions might notice that they don't need X.

Seems an odd view for a white South African.

It's not meant to surprise you, it's meant to remind you that through migration you get many of the world's better educated and motivated workers, in adulthood, and they pay for the privilege of contributing to the economy and paying taxes.

Surely those are sarcastiquotes... Though it is the Express.

Wasn't it Amelia Earhart who said "Yes, I was abducted by aliens. Now, how about that Epstein client list?"

And they say Britain has a free speech problem...

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Do we call authoritarianism brilliance now? When Erdogan was doing pretty much the same thing, I don't recall such language. I realize that the analysis in the article is nuanced, but language matters, and brilliance is an endorsement, however reluctant

European roads will make a fortune