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The end of the elites

Populism is rising around the world. What is the ideology of populism? Did liberalism fail? And if so, what’s next? ....

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BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 03:35:00

There is no doubt that al is very different from the early phase of the british industrial revolution but there is a lot we can learn from the past because the same sort of choices and the same sort of debates were prevalent, and, also, there are some systematic ways in which technology gets captured by current elites to be used in their interests, and against the interests of many people. so what was so important about the british industrial revolution was that it was truly different from what came before it. it was driven by the vision of a middling sort of people who were rising from relatively modest background, and trying to transform society, and that sounds really exciting. but at the end, a lot of it, exactly like you said, was pretty bad for the working classes, for about 80 years, 90 years. the early phase is characterised by steam engines but what that meant was children as young as five ....

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BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 03:36:00

Important about the british industrial revolution was that it was truly different from what came before it, it was driven by the vision of people rising from relatively modest backgrounds, and trying to transform society, and that sounds really exciting, but at the end a lot of it exactly like you said, was pretty bad for the working classes, for about eight years, 90 years. the early phase is characterised by steam engines but what that meant was children as young as five or six were sent into horrible minds to work 18 hours a day, seven days a week. life expectancy fell sharply because cities where people started gathering, were so unhealthy, so polluted, infectious diseases run rampant and real wages did not increase, the factory system was a pretty draconian place, with very harsh discipline. long hours, little economy. ....

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A Black Power Spring in England: A Report on Launching the Jessica Huntley Community Garden

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BBCNEWS Political Thinking with Nick... June 4, 2024 11:41:00

Winter gardens, 1963. when my father passed away, the irish times ran an obituary and highlighted how he had spent a lot of the 50s trying to reach out because clearly we were catholics coming from derry trying to reach out to the protestant working classes and protestant workers on the basis that he was utterly convinced that the industrialists of northern ireland were using the axe and hatchet of sectarianism to divide the working classes and to exploit them. crudely, he didn t think this was, in essence, a battle between religious groups. not at all. it was a class battle. it completely and he was was in reality, a socialist trying to unite and combine the greater power and influence of the working classes to do a good deal with the industrialists. and yet, as a boy growing up in catholic derry, in nationalist derry, in republican derry at the moment that the ira was not born ....

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