Manifest truth
Sir: May I endorse Mr Kirk's endorsement (Letters, 15 December) of Mr Almond's words concerning the desperate plight of the Spectator's political stance? Are we to suffer the indignity of reading articles by 'free thinkers'? This venomous scum dare to assert their own opinions, instead of ac- cepting the superior judgments of their po- litical leaders. That these wise overlords are in a far better position to distinguish Good from Evil than any of us is made abundantly clear by Auberon Waugh's ar- ticle 'Dolphins' (Another voice, 15 Decem- ber). At the tender age of 18 I find it im- possible to hear even intelligent views that contradict the Conservative Manifesto without fearing that my ever so impres- sionable mind has been corrupted, that my moral fibre has been destroyed and that the revolution is at hand.
John Morgan
15 Jesmond Park West, Newcastle upon Tyne
P.S. In case this letter is published, may I inform the world that I do not wear my father's old waistcoat and have no interest in ecclesiastical politics.
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