Inveigle

persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery

Lisa Schmeiser

Lisa Schmeiser

@lschmeiser.bsky.social

This week's Notes From the Economy Class is live! I inveigle against nostalgia in pop culture by liberally quoting a book from 1995.

notes-from-economy-class.beehiiv.com/p/you-can-t-...

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markofbattersea

markofbattersea

@markofbattersea.bsky.social

#Newsnight
You have to ask why Peter Mandelson was so keen to inveigle his way into the ambassadorship?
It feels like the behaviour of a foreign asset.

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Paul Cochrane

Paul Cochrane

@mrdissent.bsky.social

@neilmackay.bsky.social
How impressive is @murrayp.bsky.social ?
You lucky man!
Any podcast he contributes to is improved two fold! You should try to inveigle his friend @rokewood.bsky.social into an article. An equally impressive polymath (not a parrot who can count!)

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