We'll send them to you. Might take a few days, though. A little busy.

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Our police are vile, what is happening to our country manhandling a five year boy, while his dad is getting pepper sprayed on the ground. And then pushing a mother holding a baby who is trying to comfort her son. I don't recognise this country under Labour. 🥺

A massive fire in China. 🇨🇳😱 Why are those viral flying, firefighting drones nowhere to be found when they’re needed? 🤔

Just a reminder: the proposed Global War on Terrorism Memorial is an avant garde Leftist art school wet dream that is actually an abomination that dishonors our GWOT veterans, dead and alive. If they actually build this monstrosity, expect me to to show up Tom Cruise "Born on the Fourth of July" style, sporting a beard, my "Iraq/Afghanistan Vet" hat and my old DCU top, loudly protesting. I've never been to a protest before, never did the "old veteran" bit, but this horrific monument to everything the Left did to us while we were fighting will drag my broken "not service connected" butt to DC so I can be heard. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone.

Karl Popper’s, ‘Open Society and Its Enemies’ remains one of the most compelling defences of open discourse as a civilisational mechanism of error correction. For Popper, Truth is never possessed in its entirety. It can only be understood through a logical process of criticism, disagreement, and the continual testing of ideas. A society that is capable of correcting its mistakes entirely depends upon the freedom to question prevailing assumptions and to expose falsehood through reasoned debate. It is therefore entirely regrettable that one of the more insidious realities of our age is that certain individuals and institutions invoke the language of the open society while inverting its essential principles. Under the banner of tolerance, safety, equity or consensus, group-think, they have deliberately narrowed the range of permissible inquiry and badly damaged the very processes through which truth is discovered. Popper understood that certainty is the enemy of progress. Indeed, a civilisation that loses its capacity for honest discourse loses its principal means of self-correction. Once criticism is treated as heresy and dissent as a threat rather than a necessity, the foundations of the open society begin to crumble from within. beg you to read Popper. To read @DavidDeutschOxf. To listen to and absorb the work of @ToKTeacher @naval @ConjectureInst and the many other great critical rationalists. We ought to understand the great peril we face.