There aren't many articles in the Guardian worth reading, but this one is.
Why am I not surprised?
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2 comments:
No real surprise, it's a dirty business and inevitably produces strange bedfellows. The wonderful gift of hindsight only tells part of the story.
My only surprise is that he got £100 per week. A bloody fortune then.
Good old realpolitik. Even in a just war, you can't always afford to be choosy about picking your allies. £100 a week? You could probably buy a car for that in 1917! More government inefficiency - the private sector would employ much cheaper hoodlums!
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