THE Prime Minister's adviser who quit his role amid controversy tonight posted vile claims about women and sex on online forum Reddit, The National has revealed.
The posts show Andrew Sabisky acted as a sort of agony aunt on the website's popular sex forum, doling out advice on rape fantasies, incest, Christianity, and other subjects.
FULL STORY HERE: Andrew Sabisky made vile claims about women and sex on Reddit
The Reddit posts were deleted soon after The National approached Sabisky for a comment.
He announced he had resigned tonight after he reportedly suggested black people have lower IQs than white people and claimed compulsory contraception could prevent “creating a permanent underclass”.
A spokesman for Number 10 refused to say whether Boris Johnson agreed with the comments or not.
Below are some of the screenshots taken from the site.
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