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Nick Lowles

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MAGA’s new mouthpiece targeting Europe

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By Nick Lowles
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The contrasting tales of two Conservatives

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By Nick Lowles
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Many of you might have been puzzled, even shocked, when you heard the news that the Conservative Party had selected Joshua Bonehill-Paine as a candidate for next year’s council election in Somerset. I certainly was. It is extraordinary that the local Tories failed to anticipate that it might cause something of a political storm if they selected as a candidate this one-time nazi, a man who has served a prison sentence for his vile racism.
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Elon Musk goes to court to defend his "nudification" technology

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By Nick Lowles
| Substack
Some people are accused of having too much time on their hands, but in Elon Musk’s case he simply has far too much money. Bottomless wealth means limitless legal challenges are plain sailing when the system intervenes against one’s wishes. Musk’s latest foray into litigation is in defence of his xAI-X business which has been challenged by a new law in Minnesota.
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