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born 1973 England
Tanya Gold (born 31 December 1973) is an English freelance journalist. In 2010, she won Feature Writer of the Year at the British Press Awards in 2009.
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Still, on he goes, glibly, hearing nothing he does not want to hear, and seeing nothing he does not want to see: a god in tiny rooms.
It's a truism that every wretch in the village is a king on the day of the pogrom because he is not a Jew. And here is his book.
The book Adrian Mole would have written (if he hated Israel) (2023)
Truss did not fall: it is worse than that. Rather, and obediently, she shattered.
His conclusion is darkly hilarious. Corbynism failed because he was not brave enough to defy the cabal: the people needed more antisemitism, and Corbyn denied them.
The book Adrian Mole would have written (if he hated Israel) (2023)
[T]he Corbynites, who live on fantasies and conspiracies, can convince themselves of anything except their complicity in their own failure.
And so to the church's own holocaust – in Africa. Condoms can protect Africans from Aids. But who can protect them from Ratzinger? The Catholic church has long pursued a no-condoms policy.
I met [Liz] Truss at university, long before she entered real politics, and she mirrors and watches, as if trying to learn a new language. That is why she is stilted and ethereal: that is why she cannot speak easily or from the heart.
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