Undesirably Extreme

Squeals of moral indignation continue to echo around the corridors of enlightenment at Westminster, thanks to the cancellation of an event at Oxford University featuring Amber Rudd. The invitation to the former Minister for Wog Disposal and sometime advocate of blacklisting for companies that employ foreigners was part of the build-up to International Women's Day, as an encouragement to young women who dream of entering moderate and acceptable politics and who are prepared to cultivate the necessary qualities of thuggish incompetence (Theresa May), bullying corruption (Priti Patel), Tupperware-skulled stupidity (Andrea Leadsom) and race-baiting mendacity (Amber Rudd). However, the event was cancelled because of some uncharitable students whose feminism bordered on the militant, non-corporate variety which is always in danger of going too far and failing to take account of legitimate and understandable concerns. The stupid boy in charge of education has gone so far as to proclaim that, if universities don't do more to protect the free speech of people who agree with him, the Government will intervene; perhaps with the result of enabling the likes of Amber Rudd to promulgate their whiny belligerence via (to take a random possibility) national broadcast media and the free, fearless and cantankerous Press. Certainly, leading someone to believe their presence is legitimate, only to eject them unceremoniously at short notice, appears a rather unjust way to treat a member of the master race.