Unsurprising to see Michael Gove fawning over Disease-Mogg's denial of English ethnicity. He is all the same things but moreso, other than in the poshness stakes – but Gove makes up for that gap with sheer neuroticism. This is the man who has said that he has a crush on Shabana Mahmood. I'm not joking. The scale of the brown woman fetish he must have might be all the explanation we need for why he is unconcerned with our ethnic destruction. Quite possibly his unfortunate runt-of-the-litter physicality figures in somewhere, but I know enough to know that scrutinising this weirdo's psychology too closely is too nightmarish a task for me.
I think both men are driven by the same very basic cognitive heuristic, which is that they view caring about the survival of their people as beneath them. It is a concern for those of lower status and lower class, and so they instinctively counter-signal anyone who does. 'Proud Zionist' Gove, though, certainly isn't above caring about the continuation of all ethnicities. I think he knows which way his bread is buttered when it comes to who can help or hurt his career as a politician and journalist, and in elite circles it plainly isn't anyone who cares about the ethnic English.
They are both isolated from the negative effects of what they support by wealth and status. Rees-Mogg's constituency is about as white as it gets in this country. Neither man or their families will have to suffer the consequences a day in their lives. The idea that they should put their money where their treacherous mouths are and move to the likes of darkest Bradford would be as inconceivable as having red wine with fish.
They have in the past, of course, seemed conservative. Both were Brexiteers and to the right of the Tory Party (whatever that even meant). It fooled many of us into thinking that they were in some sense on our side. It is only now that the English people are widely understood to be under serious threat and our continuation a matter of uncertainty that they have declared their positions. It would be too much to expect of any Tory for them to have the courage to be one of our foremost advocates, but they could at the very least not have given a hard position. Like the proverbial scorpion though, the Tory's instinct is always to betray. It is in their filthy nature.
God Bless Jacob Rees-Mogg