Civil servants should be wary of what the people they grant a seat at the table really believe
If you’ve been bewildered by the actions of certain British institutions of late, you’re probably not alone.
The discontent and distrust these bodies attribute to pervasive mis-and-disinformation is at least partly driven by a form of moral dislocation between the majority of the public, and the increasingly ideologically homogeneous professionals who scold them and manage their affairs.
An underplayed component of this ideological drift has been the role of domestic Islamism and its penetration of state and civil society institutions. In short: entryism, a tactic long associated with the hard left.
