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but lloyd george had eeebeyee— . okay. but lloyd george had destroyed his— . okay. eally striking as of course is the sexual incontinence , as is the sexual incontinence, as is the brilliance of personality motty as is the absence of friends, as is the strain . i mean, obviously is the strain. i mean, obviously in one sense wildly different background. one a man of privilege , and eton and the privilege, and eton and the other union and not product of welsh non—conforming motty and whatever. but similarly a fractured family dependent on his uncle for support. the parallels and also wanting to be king of the world. there's this extraordinary moment when david lloyd george first goes into parliament and his first show in parliament and his first show in parliament as a young man, don't. he says he felt as though he were before him. there was a building to be conquered. there was a place to be just like boris. nigel you going to go for the lloyd george comparison or is there a more modern comparison that we can make with boris, or is it just that parties are jealous of

in the wake of george lloyd's murder and all the unrest and political grandstanding that followed it politicians and activists sought the neck and of a wave of policy proposals explicitly and that systematically lowering the transaction cost of crime commission in raising the transaction cost of law enforcement. according to the new york times, 30 states collectively past more than one hundred 40 police reform bills in the year following george lloyd's death. this was unprecedented acceleration of a trend that had been slowly taking shape since at least 2,010 and to my mind the acceleration of this policy agenda was going to do real damage to public safety particularly in the communities reformers said they wanted to help, hence the subtitle, the push for the incarceration and d policing gets wronged and who it hurts most. i was entirely unsurprised when 2,020 saw homicide spike 20% across the united states, the largest 1-year increase in generations and i remained unsurprised by the fact that between 2,020, and 2,020 one, more than a set all-time records for homicide and more than a

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