| November | 27 |
| 2006 |
Should you be so minded, you can read an interview with me which appeared in last week's House Magazine, conducted by the Labour MP Alan Whitehead.
Page 1 is here and page 2 here.
(There are a couple of errors: I don't write for the Daily Express, and I am happy to be described as a journalist because that's what I am!).

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Is Pollard on the Left?
It is not uncommon to find Jewish intellectuals who [in British political terms] are on the Right, but who describe themselves as on the Left. I suppose it has something to do with the notion that to be Jewish is to be an outsider, rejected by blood and soil nationalists.
There is a difference however between liberalism and being on the Left. Although many secular Jews are on the Left – presumably because they are looking for a substitute religion – anti-Semitism is most commonly found on the illiberal Left.
On the Right a few Christian intellectuals sometimes hint at anti-Semitism, but since the demise of Christianity if Jew hatred is your thing your natural home these days [if you are not a Muslim] is on the Left.
In British political terms Pollard is clearly [to everybody except himself] on the Right, but that says more about the dominance of the Left in Europe [in politically backward bits of Europe like Scotland and the Ukraine the choice is essentially between between two sorts of Leftism - nationalist or internationalist] than it does about his liberalism.
By liberalism I mean of course [roughly speaking] the opposite of anything advocated by the Liberal Democrats or Labour. I can just imagine what his fellow Fabians thought about his views on free markets!
Alternatively, you could spend your time watching Martha Stewart
show Borat how to make a bed on the Tonight Show.

