Some Victims are Better than Others

Once more the strutting Caudillo of the Farage Falange has brought his hobnailed common sense to bear upon a sensitive subject, eliciting predictable ingratitude from the beneficiaries. Victims of grooming gangs who do not share the strutting Caudillo's opinions as to the remit of the Government's inquiry have received the same treatment as British citizens who do not meet the strutting Caudillo's idea of Britishness: he has simply decreed that they are not what they claim to be. Few would deny that when it comes to making false claims about oneself the former commodity trader and self-proclaimed man of the people knows whereof he speaks; but the women concerned do not seem to be taking his tough love in a very constructive spirit. Despite the fact that all the strutting Caudillo wants is a laser-like focus on rampant and randy foreign darkies, the women have demanded an apology for, of all things, ignorant and untrue statements, as if the Farage Falange had ever been inclined to give out any other variety. Perhaps significantly, no less a thug than Lee Anderson felt the need to temporise on the matter, declining to support his Dear Leader unequivocally even while proclaiming that the gals might benefit from a bit of grown-up conversation.