Paul Wallis is a Speedlancer Leverager and writer for Digital Journal. With a focus on opinion pieces, Paul covers a range of topics including population trends, artificial intelligence, environmental issues, politics, and social phenomena. His articles aim to provoke thought and discussion on these subjects.
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Paul Wallis predominantly covers opinion editorials, with a focus on government & politics, finance, AI, technology and the environment. His articles are driven by thought-provoking themes and issues. He would be most receptive to pitches that provide unique perspectives or expert commentary on these topics.
Given his strong emphasis on opinion editorial pieces related to government & politics and finance, he may welcome pitches from political analysts, economists, or experts in financial regulation who can offer insightful opinions or analysis of current events.
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hey’re onto something incredibly useful.
By: Paul Wallis
The much-whined-about UK budget reflects the accumulated debris of a 50-year-old mindset that doesn't work anymore.
By: Paul Wallis
This really is fantastic work.
By: Paul Wallis
This is the epitome of a no-brainer, and it’s just too hard.
There are 8 billion people in this world. One of them is making such a racket that nothing else on Earth gets attention. Apparently, there's an election which one side already says is rigged.
By: Paul Wallis
This really is so sad. ‘Bye, America.
By: Paul Wallis
Liberal “progressives” are now throwing rocks at each other for losing the 2024 election . To quote the author of Parkinson's Law , blame is the first response of the incompetent.
By: Paul Wallis
Are we all stupid enough yet?
There's a slight problem with the hype and spin about US trade and other issues. What the incoming US administration is saying it's going to do economically and politically won't work on any level.
By: Paul Wallis
Failes states don't
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