‘Maybe we could name your breasts’ John Bercow’s creepy guide to picking up drunk girls

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John Bercow was a member of a far right group and penned a sex guide to bedding women

The staggeringly crass piece, which also suggested telling a drunk girl “maybe we could go back to your place and name your breasts”, has resurfaced in the wake of Mr Bercow’s controversial call to axe a state visit by Donald Trump on the grounds of the US President’s perceived reputation for sexist and racist outbursts.

But it turns out Mr Bercow knows a thing or two about sexism and racism.

The Speaker, 54, had his name at the top of an article in radical Tory magazine Armageddon which told people how to pick up virgins and drunk girls.

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He was also a member of The Monday Club, a far right pressure group with hardline views on immigration, and was committee secretary in 1981.

In the article, entitled 'John Bercow’s Guide to Understanding Women', it reportedly included phrases such as “maybe we could go back to your place and name your breasts”.

The article included the line: “Don’t move, I have just broken a test tube filled with the AIDS virus.”

Mr Bercow, who so vehemently opposed Donald Trump's attitude to women, reportedly wrote “women will settle for anything that breathes and has a credit card” in the Armageddon article.

He also acted as committee secretary for the Monday Club’s Immigration and Repatriation group, which called for “an end to New Commonwealth and Pakistan immigration, a properly financed system of voluntary repatriation, the repeal of the Race Relations Act and the abolition of the Commission for Racial Equality”.

Mr Bercow is facing strong calls to stand down from his role as Speaker, on he has held June 22, 2009.

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A group of MPs, with James Duddrige at the helm, are trying to pass a motion of no confidence in him due to their belief his criticism of President Trump may have damaged Britain’s commercial interests.

Even Chairman of the right wing Bow Group, Ben Harris-Quinney, has waded in on the Speaker.

He said: “Having researched the matter in recent days the Bow Group, which I chair, has a long history of opposing John Bercow.

“In the 1980s he was an active member of the Monday Club which Norman Tebbit (a member of our board) worked to shut down due to its rampant racism.

“The Monday Club supported South African Apartheid and a hardline approach in Britain against non indigenous whites.

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The Conservatives must realise that being sceptical is different from being phobic in what is an interdependent world.

“John Bercow also authored a book on how to ply women with alcohol and trick them into bed.

“He hasn't actually given any evidence of President Trump’s racism or sexism, but there is a wealth of documented evidence he is both a racist and sexist.

“I suspect it is because of his unseemly past that he seeks to overcompensate by using a neutral office of state to grandstand.

“His contradictory views on Trump, both in terms of his own past and others he has welcomed to Parliament, such as China's Ji Xingping, make his position untenable.

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Express.co.uk contacted Mr Bercow’s office, which said the article was “a student prank” and that his views on immigration have “changed over time” but would not comment further.

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