“And your point is precisely?”

Just that it’s of great interest to see how the right are organising, particularly as there is much speculation around the role of the TPA if the Tories get it. It’s a bit like our version of ConservativeHome’s LeftWatch. With more facts.

“In case you weren’t sure it’s the Tory Party, closely followed by UKIP and the BNP”

I think you may be surprised by how much most right-wing think tanks are opposed to the BNP. A party which advocates state control, nationalisation and higher spending (on everything that appeals to its voters) is hardly an ideal bed fellow for low-tax groups, never mind those with a social liberal bent. Obviously your ignorance is based on grouping all these ‘right-wingers’ together (because in the same way a social democrat, a fabian and an anarchist will always agree…) but hopefully you will learn.

And I guess you’re right that the Conservatives and UKIP are most likely to be supported by the TPA – something to do with similiar principles?

It doesn’t say Smith is funding the move. What it says is that Smith is the TPA’s new landlord.

So, to re-cap: anti-tax ginger group moves to new office building, which also houses some right of centre think-tanks. The building is owned by a businessman who sits on a committee that collects money for the Tories.

And your point is precisely?

(Try this one: the Labour Party has its offices in a building owned by British Land, which also houses Aegis Defence Systems and Bank of America………Only connect.)

After all, transparency is supposed to be the name of their game. Well, after their prime purpose, which is the demonising of Government – any Government.