Dyer does it again: EastEnders star calls for end of Eton boys running the UK
Danny Dyer: he’s holding a photo of “that melt” Oswald Mosley and his bunch of “fascist slags” the Black Shirts, during a brief documentary clip about the Battle of Cable Street.
It is time for working-class people to take over from Eton alumni – who have made it perfectly clear that they cannot run the UK properly.
That’s the opinion of Danny Dyer, the EastEnders actor and game show host who is himself descended from royalty, let’s remember.
On BBC Breakfast today (October 28), he said:
"We must learn now, that the people who went to Eton can't run this country… it doesn't work"
Danny Dyer tells @BBCBreakfast "we need some working-class people, people that have lived a real life" to get involved in politics https://t.co/EpmcoFTGRC pic.twitter.com/G4Ugnc8UjA
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) October 28, 2020
Dyer has form when it comes to criticising old Eton boys. Today he was commenting on Boris Johnson but he was particularly scathing about Johnson’s former Eton classmate David Cameron – a previous prime minister – not so long ago:
Danny Dyer: “So what’s happened to that twat David Cameron…? Let’s be fair, how come he can scuttle off. He called all this on, where is he? In Europe, in Nice, with his trotters up. Where is the geezer? I think he should be held to account for it. Twat”pic.twitter.com/LwHWElzuVz
— James Foster (@JamesEFoster) October 28, 2020
He makes a good point.
This Writer has long said that the inverse ratio between the quality of Eton’s reputation and that of its former pupils; I am glad to see this viewpoint being put to the wider audience that Dyer can command.
Sadly we will continue to be saddled with dimwitted toffs like Cameron and Johnson, as long as the UK Establishment continues to adhere to out-of-date, out-of-touch beliefs that more than 60 million people should have the courses of their lives dictated by an elite few who have absolutely no understand at all of the realities of life here.
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