by David James
Ludwig Wittgenstein, the Austrian country-and-western singer, who also happened to be a dab hand at philosophy, once memorably said: “Whereof one cannot make some passably tuneful of well crafted music, thereof one must be silent.”
All right, that is not entirely true. In fact, it is a total lie. But no more so than what you read in 99 per cent of the mainstream media these days, where drivel, mendacity and hysterical, context-free fake news items are vying with each oth…
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