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Many words have multiple meanings. The same word in different contexts can be offensive or legitimate. We should pay attention to that.
Tap most people today, and ‘globalist’ would mean exactly that for them – e.g. global economic policy or, Heaven forbid MG, what is now called in some circles ‘Global History’. So, there is a certain arrogance in claiming that the word ‘globalist’ matters for one reason only and means one thing only.
‘Therefore your snotty condescension about the proper use of a highly charged English word is directed at a world-renowned English historian and founder of New Statesman magazine, not some Yank you don't like’.
Sorry MG this is where your own grasp of some of the issues at hand is thin. Unlike some others, I would never slam you for your sensitivity towards the term ‘globalism’ and what it means to you. However, your sense of its history and historians is far from convincing.
Paul Johnson, the legendary British (yes,...
Paul Griffiths in Premier League — Matchweek 33 -
A really nice guy and he tried his best for Everton, which was just about good enough for us to keep us up. But the following season showed up his limitations very starkly and if I am not mistaken, he has the worst run of results in PL history (combining his Everton half season and then the interim role at Chelsea). Kudos to him for coming back so well which shows his character. The coming season will show if he has what if takes to manage in the PL. Good luck to him....
Ajay Gopal in Frank Lampard guides Coventry City back to the Premier League -
A true gent Frank.
Delighted for him....
Steve Brown in Frank Lampard guides Coventry City back to the Premier League -
Agree Laurie,
A win puts us in a Europa League place, and two points off a Champions League place.
Come on Moysey, prove us doubters wrong and get a convincing victory.
UTFT!...
Steve Brown in Everton vs Liverpool: Preview, Predicted Lineup and Where to Watch -
Just seems so obvious to me Laurie. I simply do not understand why one of us would not mind that much if we lose but give a good account of ourselves. Win or nothing. ...
Paul Griffiths in Everton vs Liverpool: Preview, Predicted Lineup and Where to Watch -
Si - you and I see this issue very differently. That’s ok by me but I think if we play well and loose it will take the wind out of our sails and we will miss out on Europe. On the other hand, if we beat them, I think we will go the rest of the season undefeated.
Looking at the table here this morning the opportunity in front of us is there for all to sea. Fifth is possible! Come on the Blues!!!...
Laurie Hartley in Everton vs Liverpool: Preview, Predicted Lineup and Where to Watch
