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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
I fear it's not a case of whether they tolerate it - many actively embrace it. He is really bad under pressure. All the fake bonhomie falls away and you see the thin skinned, aggressive bully, just under the surface. The one that many who have worked (and inevitably fallen out) with him describe. People ultimately will make up their own mind about the kind of man he is; But the fact that as a teenager teachers described him as openly racist, leaves me little doubt that the accounts from numerous ex-schoolmate are true. He has spent much of his adult life espousing divisive and xenophobic policies and rhetoric, and in Europe, aligned himself with far-right parties. He has already done huge, lasting damage to this country in my opinion. I sincerely hope people aren't stupid enough to be taken in by him again. -
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Looking at Trump and the US, the answer might be a very uncomfortable yes. On another note, a very good cartoon in the Guardian today: -
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This is a commonly held misconception. The Dulwich Estate’s Scheme of Management is self funding. The annual charge which those of us who live on the Estate are obliged to pay on an annual basis does NOT go to funding the Foundation Schools or the other Beneficiaries of Edward Alleyn’s estate. www.thedulwichestate.org.uk/property-on-the-estate/residential-freehold/ the scheme of management will tell you all you need to know about this feudal tithe gathering enterprise created in 1974. The Dulwich Estate Charity is bound to distribute every year its disposable income to its beneficiaries, which include the three Dulwich Foundation Schools. In 2022-3 this was £5m.
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