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The informal empire of London
The division of the world is not only by classes, but by North and South as well. And unfortunately the British left does not realise that, and the framing of being anti-neoliberal, in contrast to anti-imperialist, denies this differentiated reality.
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The informal empire of London - Yes, Google uses its power to quash ideas it doesn’t like—I know because it happened to me [updated]
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