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After his astonishingly stupid remarks, a campaign has been started by The Sun newspaper (owner: Rupert Murdoch) to have the Archbishop of Canterbury sacked. (I am not even sure he can be sacked, but his position can certainly be made untenable.) Since he was essentially elected by heavy public pressure from The Times newspaper (owner: Rupert Murdoch), there is a sorry kind of irony here.

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Die ich rief, die Geister...

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To be fair, I do not think he can be charged with The Times' campaign on his behalf. I feel fairly sure that he was not asked, let alone asked for it. It was The Times' writers who decided they liked the sound of him.