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Low life

Why did a Ukrainian oligarch invite me to his party in Paris, and pay for me to get there?

9 June 2018

9:00 AM

9 June 2018

9:00 AM

On Monday night I went to a party at the Crazy Horse nightclub in Paris thrown by the oligarch Vitaly Malkin. He’s written a 500-page philosophy book called Dangerous Illusions and threw the party to celebrate it’s simultaneous publication in five European countries. Essentially the book is a polemic against religion.

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