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The Green-Reform Grievance Machine

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By Andrew Fox
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The pictures from Ceuta might have been crafted for populism. Thousands of young Moroccans poured across the frontier into Spain’s North African enclave, some swimming around the breakwater, others running through the streets. People died. Soldiers were deployed. Within hours, a Reform MP had declared the episode a problem for “the Anglosphere”, while Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman projected the column north towards Calais as official Reform channels urged “time to wake up”.
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The truth behind the Ceuta migrant invasion...

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By Andrew Fox
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Can the West pull back from the brink before it's too late? That is the question at the heart of The Brink, a brand new podcast presented by Jake Wallis Simons and Andrew Fox. Can the West pull back from the brink before it's too late? That is the question at the heart of The Brink, a brand new podcast presented by Jake Wallis Simons and Andrew Fox.
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Ceuta’s phantom invasion

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By Andrew Fox
| Andrew Fox’s Substack
Online, events in Ceuta have already become the opening shot in the invasion of Europe: according to populist politicians and the terminally Online Right, tens of thousands pouring through a breached NATO frontier, Russian hands in the shadows, and a human wave supposedly heading straight for the heart of Schengen. The videos looked extraordinary. The story attached to them was largely fantasy. The breach was real and appalling.
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