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Josef Burton

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The Modern Passport Has Eliminated Fraud, Forgery, and Heroes Who Can Bend the Rules To Save Lives Original

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By Josef Burton
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Immigration The biometric immigration system makes it impossible for bureaucrats to make a moral stand. I know because I tried.
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By J.W. McCormack, Niela Orr Verified, Josef Burton
| The Baffler Verified
What buffer, blackguard, or mountebank was behind the ghastly disappearance and presumptive murder of the blessed innocent Edwin Drood? Was it the cadaverous old stonemason Stony Durdles? The “sullen, angry, and wild” orphan boy Neville Landless, dead set on making the gentlefolk of the cathedral town of Cloisterham answer for the bad sign under which he was born? The “Angular” pettifogger and foiled swain Hiram Grewgious?
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We Used to Read Things in This Country

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By Noah McCormack, Maximillian Alvarez Verified, Josef Burton
| The Baffler Verified
Marxist bros have long been interested in the financial press. Karl Marx first turned to The Economist to help understand the failure of the revolutions of 1848, and in The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, he directed readers to that “organ” of the “aristocracy of finance” to understand what liberalism was up to. The mid-century American cartoonist Don Wright featured in one sketch a supposed Moscow newsstand selling three papers: Pravda, Izvestia, and the Wall Street Journal.
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