"Michael Gove For Leader"?

Michael Gove is still as viciously anti-Catholic in the militant homosexualist interest as he was in his days on The Moral Maze.

He wanted five key Blairite figures in the Cabinet: Alan Milburn, Stephen Byers, Andrew Adonis, Peter Mandelson and James Purnell. He would have had them, if Cameron had won an overall majority. Likewise, had David Miliband become Leader of the Labour Party, then he, too, would now be attending Cabinet, as desired by Michael Gove. And on Thatcher's GCSEs, Gove is a grandstanding fraud, since he knows full well that there is no parliamentary majority for the return of the O-levels that she, previously the butcher of the grammar schools, abolished.

When he was fresh out of Oxford, the Conservative Research Department could find no link between Gove and its party. Yet look at him now. And still having regular dinner dates and other private meetings with Rupert Murdoch. Entryism, plain and simple. And that in the service of what can reasonably be called a foreign, not to say a hostile, power.

Though not just the one. His real priorities are his demented views on foreign policy. He would fight and die for America (as defined by the neoconservative think tank circuit, fortunately not in government there) in a war against Britain, or for Israel (as defined by the secular Far Right that is trying to denaturalise the ancient indigenous Christians, and which most unfortunately is in government there) in a war against either. Foreign powers, and largely hostile ones. Like Murdoch. Gove was the main driving force behind Britain's intervention in Libya. He would already have us at war in Syria, and against Iran. He is a loony. He must be stopped.

But on the matter of O-levels, the penny seems to have dropped that this very urgently necessary denunciation of Thatcher and reversal of Thatcherism is not going to happen; that Gove is just a gob on a stick for the Shachtmanite wing of American Trotskyism, for the people who can never quite decide whether they want to exterminate Arab Christians more than vulgarly God-believing Jews or vice versa, and for the extremely anti-British Rupert Murdoch. Like Thatcher was, in fact.