Good for him. And not even so much because 'ze Jews,' but because I appreciate him sticking to principle. He could have hemmed and hawed, or dodged. It was a dangerous question, and he stuck to his principles of 'British is an ethnicity, and it has clear definitions.'

We need more of that. And it's great, because Sargon isn't an extremist, he's just fed up. That sort of honesty is more important than edginess for the sake of edginess. I don't agree with him on everything, but this sort of thinking needs to make a comeback.