I mentioned it before and whilst he appears to be something of a political dipstick, he is also a very brave man. Read him here:
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"...whilst he appears to be something of a political dipstick, he is also a very brave man."
Yes, you may not like his political views, but at least he acts on them, instead of expecting everyone else to do the heavy lifting! I thought his doorstepping of Mugabe was very courageous, if likely to go nowhere...
Sadly, he went completely off the rails on a recent 'Comment is Free' thread and exposed himself as (at worst) a bit of a conspiracy theorist when it comes to 9/11.
Posted by: JuliaM | Thursday, 11 October 2007 at 11:26
Ah well, Julia, David said he was brave, not sane.
Posted by: dearieme | Thursday, 11 October 2007 at 11:56
Yes, he's an example of what Shakespeare discovered 400 years ago, that no man (or woman) is wholly one thing. but always a mixture of often contradictory things.
Still, it makes life more interesting!
Posted by: David Duff | Thursday, 11 October 2007 at 14:09