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Toby Young the right wing Journalist who has been put in charge of university regulations (Theresa Mays war on students and universities) has joked about masturbating over starving kids.  Evolve Politics  has reported that Tory University advisor Toby Young posted a tweet ‘joking’ about masturbating over scenes of extreme poverty, including harrowing images of starving children in 2009. During Comic Relief in 2009, Simon Cowell visited Kenya where he witnessed first hand how starving children were forced to scavenge from a rubbish dump for 16 hours a day in order to survive. Cowell described the scene as ‘hell on earth’: Twitter user Jane Williams (@SongBird2407) had initially tweeted that she had ‘gone through about 5 boxes of kleenex’ whilst watching the harrowing scenes of poverty and desperation during BBC charity fundraiser in 2009. God, I've gone through about 5 boxes of kleenex so far….Jesus…. The emergence of this hugely offensive tweet f...

Toby Young, the right-wing journalist has been put in charge of Theresa Mays war on Students and universities and going by his historic tweets it just proves she has made ANOTHER massive mistake. Alan Carr has bigger breasts than Claudia Winkelman.  #comicrelief #rnd — Toby Young (@toadmeister) March 14, 2009 Toad watching #PMQs , noticing all the important things. pic.twitter.com/4XbfYXUAML — Sjoerd Levelt (@SLevelt) January 1, 2018 Actually, mate, ... pic.twitter.com/3M0SAvLLhf — Sjoerd Levelt (@SLevelt) January 2, 2018

Toby Young is a right-wing journalist and he is one dangerous man. Theresa May's war on Students, Universities and young people just got deeper and more dangerous. Tories have taken on a right-wing journalist to lead this war and silence the left. The former journalist and free school advocate Toby Young is among a group of business executives who are to help head the government’s drive to apply market forces to higher education in England, as new laws come into force that will regulate universities in the same way as water or gas utilities, according to ministers. Jo Johnson, the minister for higher education, hailed the new Office for Students (OfS) – which comes into legal existence on Monday – as the answer to concerns over students receiving value for money for their degrees while taking on increasing debt, and opening the sector up to increased competition. TORIES TRYING TO REWRITE HISTORY Johnson, who piloted the laws establishing the OfS through parliament...