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We’ll need more fences like that as the gap between the plebs and super-rich widens yet further. This collection of ghastly self-preeners with Lagarde as top bill is clearly the worst show in town. The article brings out well the surreal sense of disclocation between this world (the FIRE economy as Michael Hudson puts it) and the ‘real’ economy. The reference to Watford FC reminded me how this phenomenon is reflected in football which no longer has geographical meaning but only a corporate one.
You’ve seen the hotel’s rather pretentious website? Specifically the first comment on the History page?
Early man settled on the site of The Grove, gathering together, mating and eating; little has changed since then…
Surprise, surprise…expect the absolute minimum coverage along with MOPE & main stream media positive spin on how the robber barons of Bilderberg are meeting for the good of society as a whole..meanwhile public picks up the bill for the policing.
When I discovered today that Shirley Williams was a member I thought of dismissing the whole organisation as laughable. But, as someone has just reminded me, it was she who cheer-led the destructive NHS reforms through the Lords – so perhaps not as wobbly as I thought.