When a politician is accused of being "foolish", "ill-informed" and not having "a clue what he's talking about", you might expect the complaints to be legitimate. But such venomous language could also betray a different explanation: the politician may have rattled someone's cage. So it was last week, when aviation boss Michael O'Leary reacted furiously to comments made by Ian Pearson, the British government's hitherto low-key environment minister.
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