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"There may be some element of truth in what she says about Whitehall obstinacy and the shortcomings of non elected technocrats, but her take on events is essent
by psychlops 3y ago
"There may be some element of truth in what she says about Whitehall obstinacy and the shortcomings of non elected technocrats, but her take on events is essentially just a lot of paranoid nonsense straight out of the populist playbook, where an imaginary “enemy within” is created as a hate plank to channel the discontents of voters."
I had to stop reading here, it's clearly sensationalist.
- wood_spirit 3y agoIt’s worth reading further if you have a broader context of what and who is being discussed, and what newspaper is publishing this. At a time when the Tory party has basically imploded and the brexit right appears to be trying to position itself for opposition rather than winning the next election, with Liz Truss making headlines again, … and then this, in the Telegraph?? Is there a bigger political game going on? Will the Telegraph start promoting Gove as the next leader?
- blibble 3y agoit's explicitly not the view of the newspaper
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