We often ask: how did Britain get so broken?
Prof. Jason Arday, the Milli Vanilli of academia, the man who HUMILIATED Britain’s woke elite, may offer a partial answer.
There needs to be a root and branch investigation into D.E.I. hires, not only in academia, but in companies, organisations and institutions across the UK, and also in the USA, Canada and everywhere else that has embraced this ludicrous policy of self-harm.
This story is far bigger than Arday and does not end with his resignation.
We often ask: how did Britain get so broken?
— Rafe Heydel-Mankoo (@RafHM) August 7, 2026
Prof. Jason Arday, the Milli Vanilli of academia, the man who HUMILIATED Britain’s woke elite, may offer a partial answer.
There needs to be a root and branch investigation into D.E.I. hires, not only in academia, but in companies,… pic.twitter.com/uej4IgPdt5
It is a national scandal that has exposed the corruption, incompetence and ideological capture of universities, the police, the media and the Woke Establishment. It should sound the death knell for D.E.I. programmes and the ridiculous non-subjects that feed it (eg Critical Race Theory)
Leading public figures in politics, academia and the media also have serious questions to answer.
The woke mind virus has addled their brains so badly that they couldn’t or wouldn’t see what was so blatantly obvious to everyone else.
Under The Fraud Act 2006, providing false information with the intent to gain a benefit for yourself or another person is classified as “fraud by false representation.”
Jason Arday pictured at the Battle of Hastings, 14 October 1066.
Arday is widely credited with personally holding the English line for nine hours, killing 2,847 Norman soldiers, capturing 316 horses and shooting the arrow that famously struck King Harold in the eye, before realising he was supposed to be fighting on Harold’s side and immediately removing it.
He then carried the wounded King Harold four miles to safety under one arm while continuing to fight the Norman cavalry with the other, before returning to the battlefield and defeating William the Conqueror in single combat.
Unfortunately, William subsequently invaded again while Jason was on his lunch break, which is the only reason England fell to the Normans. The Bayeux Tapestry was commissioned specifically to record his achievements.