Adam Toozeさんのイラストまとめ

"In a public culture that rewards mendacity, a liar such as Johnson ends up with more licence to raise the topic of political economy, so long as and he doesn’t do so with any serious intent and Labour remains silent about them.” Excellent by @davies_will
https://t.co/8oF2hN8VET

Molotov-Ribbentrop pact
WWII economics
Bismarck, Moltke 1871
Plus China
The Afghan-Soviet war.
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"The Common Agricultural Policy (cap) is a tumour in the eu’s body politic." With 80% of $330bn in support 2023-27 (30% of regular EU budget) going to wealthiest 20% of agrobusinesses! Can the new green agenda change this miserable state of affairs?
https://t.co/4TLfOkPnPZ

"U.S. has an excess cost problem in health care, child care and construction. These are exactly the two biggest sectors that Biden wants to pump money into”. V. late to party but this by @Noahpinion on Bidenomics is really illuminating.
https://t.co/xmgmNH9iXR

After 2008-2010 which knocked Europe back, "the most startling phase of transatlantic divergence may be about to begin.” Where will EU-US be by 2022? One for:
@Paschald @edbrophy @jakob_eu @TimmermansEU @CBeaune @Isabel_Schnabel @OlafScholz @EnricoLetta
https://t.co/eQ800tf6QL

This 2019 Arte documentary about Ernst Jünger is blowing my mind. One of the great witnesses to WWI also as an early witness to the anthropocene!
https://t.co/sWJYU1EB8n

Gustave Doré L’Énigme, 1871
Extraordinary image inspired by Prussian bombardment of Paris in Franco-Prussian war.

Salus populi suprema lex esto (Latin: "The health (welfare, good, salvation, felicity) of the people should be the supreme law”,
Cicero De Legibus
H/t @martinwolf_

When you argue for green monetary policy, counter is “neutrality”. But, since New Deal US has maintained a giant subsidy regime to promote homeownership. Why not use it as a greening machines? Insulate your McMansion, or risk it becoming a stranded asset.
https://t.co/msR9vLndib

Military history of mayonnaise: after French invasion of Menorca in 1756, Duke Richelieu acquired taste for local dressing made of eggs and olive oil. He liked it so much that he took the recipe back to France where it was duly called mahonnaise sauce in honour of Port Mahón.