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Martyn Rhisiart Jones
Madrid, Saturday 3rd January 2026
The Magi’s Gifts: Middle Eastern Wisdom on Data and Information
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Martyn Rhisiart Jones
Madrid, Saturday 3rd January 2026
The Magi’s Gifts: Middle Eastern Wisdom on Data and Information
Continue reading10 Wednesday Dec 2025
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Sir Afilonius Rex
United Nations, New York, USA. 10th December 2025
Here’s a brutal, no-holds-barred blog post from Sir Afilonius Rex, titled “The Perpetual Victim: How Professional Martyrdom Became the Most Lucrative Career on Earth”
At 3.17 a.m. I published a short, unsparing blog post. It argues that victimhood has been quietly professionalised into the highest-return occupation of our age. This occupation is tax-efficient, prestige-laden, and entirely unregulated. The returns are eye-watering. You can create a Substack and give a few tearful keynotes at $75,000 each. Add an NGO advisory seat at a quarter-million a year, and you can clear eight figures without ever producing anything. All you need is carefully calibrated distress. The raw material – historical or borrowed suffering – is free, non-depletable, and impossible to audit. There are three leading operators. The Hereditary Victim sees trauma as a trust fund. The Borrowed Victim deals with suffering leased by the aesthetically oppressed. The State-Level Victim acts like a sovereign wealth fund with an air force. The business model has one iron law: the grievance must never be resolved, or the revenue dies. Hence the goalposts are not moved; they are towed into the sea at dead of night. In the victimhood Olympics, gold medals are cast from everyone else’s corpses. That is the entire thesis. The rest is accounting.
Continue reading09 Wednesday Jul 2025
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Martyn de Tours
BBC News: We are here today with Rabbi Leo Azul, the spiritual adviser to Martyn de Tours. Can you tell us a lottle about your relationship with the author?
Rabbi Leo Azul: A “lottle“?
BBC News: [Correcting the tiny mistake.] A little. Can you tell us a little about your relationship with the author?
Rabbi Leo Azul: A lottle here, a shmottle there! Who cares? Just don’t let it take centre stage.
BBC News: So, you are his adviser and confidant, right?
Continue reading09 Wednesday Apr 2025
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In our real and imaginary worlds, there is good and bad. But what does it mean?
Although not as clear-cut in all circumstances as some people might like, their use is valid. They offer a philosophical and ethical view of things, society, culture, and ideas, as well as providing a starting point for discussions on values and principles.
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