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@ Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008 – 12:51:05 pm
October 26, 2008
Simon Jenkins was Editor of The Times in the early 1990s, and has been a columnist ever since, first for his old newspaper, and latterly both for The Guardian and The Sunday Times.
He's leaving to go to pastures new, and today is his last column for the ST. The whole thing can be read by clicking on what are his ultimate words, below. It's very, very good.
faddy
Juzzzy
I can imagine the soiled toes scrunching up contentedly inside the hemp socks.
faffajane
Pro I read it earlier (the paper should have gone to next door but was put in our post box by mistake so I would have been a fool not to read it first). He is so right, and it was nice to see it written in print what so many of us think and believe
rithompson
I watched "V for Vendetta" last night, and can only think of one line that stood out.
"People shouldn't be afraid of their government, the government should be afraid of their people." 
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My sandals feel far more comfortable when you're quoting Jenkins rather than Littlejohn...