- Mon Nov 12, 2018 10:13 pm
#558666
Sanni was not thrown overboard when he became toxic, it was the other way round. Young, idealistic, great restaurants and plenty of skin close to the epicentre of power - who knows what his motivation was?
However, while he was delivering the goods, they were more than happy to have him on side. From within the confines of that utterly amoral shit-pit, it was he who turned the tables.
As I said upthread, I do have much sympathy for his plight and that he and his family have been placed in mortal danger by actors that lead all the way from Downing Street to Derry Street via, most probably, Broadcasting House. This was and is a very public attempt to cast him as a traitor to the cause with all the attendant vilification.
That attempt has failed and, I would suggest, against all odds. He emerges with his reputation intact and stands atop a pedestal as a beacon of democratic integrity, with few questions being asked as to how he got in to this pickle in the first place.
Trust him with (a database for) a whelk-stall? Would I fuck.
Jack believed in the inherent goodness of humanity, and felt a deep social responsibility to protect that. Through us all, Jack marches on.