Back from a mini tour of Yorkshire and Stockport and cheering for supporting act Indignation Meeting
Anarchy unmasked, from Shelley to Johnson
In these turbulent times, the political gulf between the great radical poet and our disgraceful Prime Minister couldn't be more glaring
ONCE again, it almost seems a dereliction of duty to restrict this column to my cultural activities, given the momentous events taking place in Britain right now.
But I am fully aware they are covered elsewhere in the Star and if you want to read my singular take on events you can do so in my regular blog at facebook.com/attilathestockbroker.
However, as someone who opposed the far right in the 1980s and has been on the receiving end of fascist violence, I have to say this. The most poisonous thing about Johnson’s disgusting, hate-filled “surrender and betrayal” rhetoric is that he doesn’t actually believe it himself.
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