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Love it!
Funny and spot on! Much needed.
piercing and brilliant – sigh.. funny and incredibly painful
Well done and, yes, more please!
I like how theanalysis.news appears to be disseminating both original and curated content.
Well done.
OMG Its funny at one level and briliant searing sarcasm on the other, It should be daily reading for all world leaders!
more please