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Regulatory state: A protection racket and the rise of “new communism”
Like many modern state organs, it no longer exists primarily to serve the public interest but to perpetuate itself.
16 February 2026
Like many modern state organs, it no longer exists primarily to serve the public interest but to perpetuate itself.
Nicholas Woode-Smith was featured in IOL on the Business Licensing Bill.
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