Says Island "trading on death"
Well-known Manx nationalist Bernard Moffatt has told BBC Radio Lancashire businesses trading during TT are making a living from death.
He was a guest on the Graham Liver morning programme earlier today, when he was asked for his views on the racing.
Mr Moffatt, a long-time opponent of roadracing and PR officer for the Manx branch of the Celtic League, said the festival’s death toll was now such that it could no longer be justified.
And he also had this to say:
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