The clock of history is five minutes to 'Darkness at Noon' &

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The Sunday Times (London) which introduces itself to you with this
cri de coeur, “I’ve found a way to sidestep cancel culture: I’ll tell you everything I’m not thinking instead”, you can’t help feeling you are in some kind of enemy territory.
Especially when it’s someone as outspoken as the larger-than-life British journalist Jeremy Clarkson.
Clarkson’s editors were afraid to print something he had written the previous week because it might offend the safetyniks. They deleted what he had said and substituted it with a new clarksonesque paragraph “expressing an opinion which I don’t have”. So the next week, feeling that letting them do his work for him was selfish, he sat down and “wrote something that I’m not thinking instead”. Which included such gems as this:

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