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15. Oh, I see. What a silly question to pose to a post-truther

Tue Oct 24, 2017, 08:16 AM

Oct 2017

English-speaking historical and legal "expert" (who needs to read and study neither).

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Scots launch Catalan Defence Committee to defend democracy [View all] Ken Burch Oct 2017 OP

It's the Spanish government that is anti-democratic Ken Burch Oct 2017 #2

(on edit)I read that editorial Ken Burch Oct 2017 #4

Please read more widely, reflect more deeply. Ghost Dog Oct 2017 #7

In Spain, the "Rule of Law" is an essentialky Carlist/Fascist concept. Ken Burch Oct 2017 #10

You know these things how, may I ask? Ghost Dog Oct 2017 #11

Oh, I see. What a silly question to pose to a post-truther Ghost Dog Oct 2017 #15

I don't think quoting an opinion piece by a non-Catalan author, Denzil_DC Oct 2017 #8

It was not always part of Spain. Ken Burch Oct 2017 #12

Ah, a little nuance Ghost Dog Oct 2017 #16

Not sure I get your drift, nor appreciate your tone. Denzil_DC Oct 2017 #17

UK 'won't recognise' Catalan independence T_i_B Oct 2017 #20

A Tory government backed Franco in the Thirties. Ken Burch Oct 2017 #21