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"We will never fully recover from our long, debilitating membership of the EU."
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Allister Heath"There is now a striking correlation between levels of education and holding stupid, destructive ideas, between being highly credentialled and falling for every fashionable conspiracy theory, every tribalistic affliction, every online fad."
Allister Georges Freund Heath, is a right-wing French-British business journalist, author and commentator. He was appointed as editor of The Sunday Telegraph in April 2017.
"We will never fully recover from our long, debilitating membership of the EU."
"Politics still matters, as does leadership, vision and statecraft. By sheer will-power, Boris Johnson and his advisers have delivered a radically better deal for Britain, forcing the EUs technocratic juggernaut into a screeching u-turn. It cant be done, we were told, ad nauseam, and yet Johnson delivered, proving that he is, in fact, a statesman."
"This was the best Budget I have ever heard a British Chancellor deliver, by a massive margin. The tax cuts were so huge and bold, the language so extraordinary, that at times, listening to Kwasi Kwarteng, I had to pinch myself to make sure I wasn’t dreaming, that I hadn’t been transported to a distant land that actually believed in the economics of Milton Friedman and FA Hayek. But Liz Truss and Kwarteng are very much for real, and in revolutionary mood."
"We urgently need an entirely different political class that is willing to puncture our national delusions."
"But its not just that we should never have joined: the EU should have kept us out for its own good."
"There is a new nasty party, and it isn’t the Tories. Our declinist-Remainer class has outdone itself, demonising and dismissing Liz Truss, and working itself up into a frenzy of self-righteous rage and indignation at the supposed incompetence of her new Government. Even for those inured to the extreme tribalism and coarseness of modern political discourse, the insults, double-standards and prejudice have been something to behold. Im optimistic about the Truss Government. Yes, of course, nobody can possibly know how well it will do – whether it will outwit the Blob to push through genuine improvements. But it is absurd to state, almost as self-evident fact, that it is bound to collapse, that it cannot last even two years [until the next general election.]"