As far as I know, he hasn’t offered any opinion – or indulged
in any further rampant non sequiturs – on whether God’s wrath also played a
part in generating the California drought, the
polar vortex over the north eastern states, the Philippines
hurricane or the record heat in Australia. Neither, as far as I
know, has he explained why the winter storm of 1953 in these parts killed
far more people than the recent ones did, even though homosexuality was illegal
at the time.
The UKIP leadership was quick to distance the party from his
views, but said that he would be neither censored nor censured because he is
fully entitled to hold and express his private opinion. That, they said, is
what makes Britain
Great. Nevertheless, he has now been
suspended from the party for refusing to stop talking to the media about his
private opinion. But I thought they said…
Sometimes the world of politics is just too damn silly for
words. But then, if we have to put up with God moving in mysterious ways, maybe
God alone knows what the politicians’ excuse is.
2 comments:
'...politics too silly for words' – well put, in perfect words!
I'll take that as a 1'd. Modern old me, getting up to speed.
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