THE RACIST adviser forced to quit Downing Street defended fantasies about rape and incest and claimed wives should obey mens’ sex demands.
Andrew Sabisky resigned last night after a flurry of sick comments hed made in the past were revealed including remarks that black people are less intelligent.
Downing Street had refused to criticise him after his beliefs emerged until he was forced to quit his post last night.
Now the National have revealed even more grotesque comments, with the disgraced adviser doling out advice on rape fantasies, incest and a womans role in marriage.
Writing on Reddit, he gave advice to a man complaining his wife was reluctant to have sex with him.
Under the username thedovelamenting, Sabisky urged him to rewire her brain so she could be 39 flavours of sl*t on command.
He said: “Yes, that might require pushing through some initial mental discomfort but it is simply selfish and unchristian of her not to make the effort.
If you want a b*** j** you should get one because she is your wife and lover.
“Shes just being selfish really (which isnt very Christian).
In another post, he recommended that a 26-year-old man trying to lose his virginity pay lots of money for a really good hooker.
He also told a woman who found erotic fiction about incest, paedophilia and rape on her boyfriends computer he didn’t see all that much to worry about here.
He wrote: Fantasies are strange things. Unpredictable, of uncertain origin, hard to figure how theyll relate to real life. I have a thing for incest erotica myself despite never having had those fantasies relating to my actual family.
Last night Mr Sabisky quit, blaming media hysteria about my old stuff online and said hes been the victim of a giant character assasination.
He added: I wanted to help HMG not be a distraction. Accordingly, I’ve decided to resign as a contractor.
I signed up to do real work, not be in the middle of a giant character assassination. I have a lot of other things to do w/ my life.
Yesterday Downing Street did not condemn Mr Sabisky on 32 different opportunities during a media briefing.
The PMs deputy official spokesman would only say: Im not going to be commenting on individual appointments. The Prime Ministers views on a range of subjects are well-publicised and well-documented.
Mr Sabisky did not respond to requests for comment.
