This cynical self-serving self-publicist is rapidly sailing to the outer shores of contempt. He’s abandoned his constituency to do a talk show four nights a week. As I keep insisting he’s been invisible in Bethnal Green since the start of the year.
He had to give away tickets for his one man show in Hackney. His appearance on Big Brother pissed off all but his most ardent sycophants in Respect last year. Now he’s trying to compete with the horrifying Russell Brand. He’s “guest presenting” the post-show “analysis” of Big Brother on E4 in a studio full of shrieking morons. “Does this one deserve a spanking and should her make up be removed?” He’s lapping it up and getting ready to bank another couple of grand for the pension fund. Other heavy hitting guest presenters will include the cerebral Peaches Geldof and the utterly brilliant, charming and witty Chris Moyles.
This is the same Big Brother that lost a major corporate sponsor which didn’t want to be associated with the programme’s racist bullying.
He’s also got a radio programme coming up featuring “forthright thinkers” like Neil and Christine Hamilton. Here’s what it’s about:
What would you do if you could impose ten rules on the universe? Which maxims would you have everybody else live and die by? We’ve invited some of our nations most forthright thinkers to talk us through their very own Ten Commandments.
Check out what George Galloway’s thinks as well as programmes from John McCririck, Neil & Christine Hamilton.
It’s revolting but I’m sure he’ll mention the war and that’ll make it alright. Now I understand what Gusty Spence said when asked his opinion of Ian Paisley.
Thanks to Gadget Queen for the tip.





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