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News moves fast.

Too fast.

A story that dominates today’s headlines is buried tomorrow under a fresh scandal or distraction.

That isn’t an accident; it’s how spin works.

If people forget, politicians get away with it.

That’s why memory is a political act. To record, to preserve, to remind — these are tools of resistance. They stop those in power from rewriting yesterday to justify tomorrow.

Pamphlets like The Whip Line exist for exactly that reason.

Each month I gather the sharpest Vox Political articles and fix them in one place.

They can’t be deleted by algorithms or buried under a flood of new headlines.

They sit on shelves, circulate in campaign groups, and provide a paper trail that can be checked months or years later.

The edition covering stories from August 2025 does exactly this:

It documents how the IMF’s “analysis” was spun into austerity propaganda.

It records Labour’s double-talk on Palestine.

It preserves the evidence from B’Tselem — Israel’s own human-rights group — that Gaza faces genocide.

And it captures the cruelty hidden behind words like “co-production” in welfare reform.

When today’s headlines are long forgotten, pamphlets like this one remain as evidence. That is why I’m publishing them — and why readers support them.

The Whip Line – August 2025 launches tomorrow. Don’t just read the spin — keep the record.

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