Archbishop Williams's Activism is 'Subversive'

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams was identified as a "subversive" by Britain's internal security service during the 1980s, The Telegraph recently revealed.  The report follows Williams' recent public denunciation of the British government's trimming of its gargantuan welfare state, over which he exuded "bafflement and indignation."

The Church of England's senior prelate, who also heads the global Anglican Communion, is more professor and aesthete than pastor.  His long-time affinity for dreamy politics of the Left, divorced both from earthly reality and Heavenly good sense, have further undermined his communion even as it struggles over a schism regarding sex and theology.