Aunt Agatha seeks to give advice to another troubled public figure in Britain… I wonder who it could be?
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Hey! Hypocrites have feeling too!May 16th, 2018 |
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This is even easier than the last one: the dependably cack-brained Polly Toynbee! 🙄 And the article is essentially an accurate description of the vile cow’s career 😆
You have got it right Northern Light.
“This will bring you a reputation for compassion even as you bank the fees and royalties that result.”
Haha, that’s mint (not to mention true) 😆 😆
I recall that Polly’s peans to the Greenham Common peaceniks in the Grauniad in the 80s caused even Oxford lefties to roll their eyes and complain they would prefer something vaguely resembling rational discussion to her misty-eyed prose poems.