Every day I I find someone else's dreadful back catalogue on the Telegraph Blogs.

Here he is.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/tobyy ... -cannabis/

Sod research I went to some parties and felt left out when a few people did a spliff. And some people I know are fucked up by doing tons of the stuff for donkeys years. No doubt the conversation of boozers is always about the decline of the Roman Empire or something.

Funnily enough his mates on the Telegraph don't seem to have popped up and told him this is a bit "fascist"- that word should be used only for people like George Monbiot seeking a tax system that seeks to encourage people to let out spare rooms.

He's a massive, swolllen bell-end. That is all.

I saw him on TV fairly recently when I knew nothing about him. It took less than 5 minutes for me to feel a desperate need to kick him somewhere painful.

Every time I've seen his recent blogs when flicking through the Telegraph website, they've seemed to be about free schools, how totally awesome free schools are, how he totally wants to make a free school and how people who disagree with the concept of free schools are big poopy meanie faces. Perhaps if I were a parent, this would be more interesting.

I think he may also be one of those people who "became" right wing after the WTC attack, but I could well be mistaken.

Given that his devotion to the concept of free schools arose only when he started thinking about schools for his own kids, I'm sceptical about how genuine it is. Only a twat like Gove could think it appropriate to shunt millions of pounds worth of public money his way for the purpose.

Google "Bolingbroke Academy" and "poor children". It seems a fairly clear indication of where things may will be going.

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Wasn't he more of a humorist until recently?

No, I'm pretty sure he was a bell-end then as well.

But he was fun after some coke. Actually, Young going serious is a blessed relief from the "I used to be a right cunt me, but I became a dad" articles we get from others.

Oddly his mates don't think this article is hypocritical. But they wet their pants that George Monbiot had a spare room once.

I feel sorry for the kids attending his school. They'll probably be gutted when they find out he isn't Heston Blumenthal and therefore no, school dinners will not be working fishfinger hovercrafts with animatronic seagulls made of chips, followed by chocolate helicopters for dessert.

That is outrageous. I'm not sure whether I'm more disgusted by the fact that they're chucking out community groups to give him a school to play with, or that their second choice is a building earmarked as a school for children with special needs. This really is the despicable face of Conservatism.

And as for that virtuous claim that half the places will go to people living nearby - why not all of them?

As always he's popped up on the comments.



Yeah, the school will be full of the underpriviledged, won't it?

Anyway, this "you went there, why don't you support it" is absolutely pathetic. Presumably white South Africans shouldn't have supported the ending of Apartheid.

Very good.

He looks like the Masterchef bloke as well.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/tobyy ... parenting/

Be a cunt to your kids or they'll be selling the Big Issue soon. Or is that a hilarious joke?

Does he think kids are under no academic pressure now?

And British kids collapse when they meet someone like this delightful woman's kid. Really? I'd say they're more likely to think the other kid has no social skills, and that there are more important things than maths.

He seems to suggest there's some economic advantage in having everybody taught in this way. Doesn't society need other people apart from mathematicians?