she passionately argues for the legalisation of all drugs

PPE says it all really. Philosophy, Politics and Economics is little more than a course in sycophantic sophistry with a thin veneer of pseudo-scientific bollocks thrown in for good measure. It was developed specifically for civil servants – everything the aspiring apparatchik needs! – and it has been argued – by Oxford’s own Professor Geoffrey Evans – that the course’s success is a self-perpetuating feature of the class system.

Apart from scientific (the epidemiologist Richard Wilkinson has done more to warn against the dangers of class than any political philosopher of the last 50 years) and practical degrees like agriculture and engineering (it would only take 10 Bucky Fullers to change the world!) the vast majority of degrees are bullshit; just part of the self-perpetuating filtration system which ensures that powerful remain powerful and the working class remain voiceless.

I assure you that when ordinary working class people end up at Oxford they come out of the other end not as Beeb wankers, but as nervous wrecks, having been shoved in at the deep end of a world of privilege and entitlement they cannot relate to.

There are those who are born into the cult of the bourgeois & there are those who aspire to it and then there are those who subscribe to it. When a person uses his or her privilege & status of the bourgeoisie to manipulate, control, exclude & disempower us who are working class then he or she is a paid up member of the cult & deserves to be sent to the proverbial firing squad as the Oxbridge British media do

But birthright into the cult of the bourgeois does not prevent an individual from being a comrade of the working classes or a member of the Anarchist Movement but it should prevent him from the arrogance of the assumption that he is an authority on us as Owen Jones has done. I don’t claim to be an authority on black comrades and speak on their behalf because they don’t need me to do so & neither do I need Owen Jones to speak on my behalf nor do the rest of the working class. We are capable of doing so for ourselves.

So as far as making things clear is concerned, surely the BBC should have made it abundantly clear in their introduction that Ridley was a fanatical anti-Western activist with a severe case of Stockholm syndrome.

Surely "as any fule kno" the BBC is Soviet Britain's Pravda.So it is not likely that they would invite Peter Hitchens to make a documentary on Grammar Schools.BBC 4 is always making documentaries about Britain's vanished 20th century past with the same tedious female voice doing the narration.These documentaries are a sort of continuing obituary of a dead civilization as narrated by one its murderers.I can generally take about twenty minutes of one before my annoyance level reaches the point of changing channels