Err.. Alan Clark, like his father before him was a historian first and entered politics afterwards. He may have been a bit of a shit in just about every way, (I found his diaries fascinating) but his objectiveness in his serious history work stands out for being the opposite to what you would expect from an establishment figure. He also wrote before the push to sanitise the military top brass.

Are you saying that because I might be politically different to the late Mr Clark, that I should align my views accordingly?

You do talk some nonsense Terribulus.