OK, he was later cleared of having done anything technically or legally wrong the second time but it still wasn’t good behaviour.
Starmer in a nutshell, technical arguments work in the world of law, they can be vital in winning your case. Rightly or wrongly that’s not how it works in real life.
We must stop falling for the con trick. Divide and rule is the oldest tactic in the tyrant playbook.
Absolutely correct and sadly it’s incredibly effective. As I have said before, social media in particular fuels these false divisions, it suits their business model to have everybody neatly pigeonholed and sniping at each other whilst the platforms’ owners laugh at us all, all the way to the bank (which is also laughing at us).
It is going to reveal a political class throughout the western world as being sleazy, decadent, perverted and immoral. Along with their allies in business, the media and the arts etc.
As we were saying recently, if only one ‘side’ was implicated, we’d have heard it all a long time ago. So many are so deep in it that it’s in all of their interests to keep it hidden. I suspect that a lot of actors and musicians are also protected because they make lots of money for the right people. Plenty of careers over at a stroke if enough comes out. Meanwhile the innocent victims have their names plastered everywhere.
Finally, are we really supposed to believe that the Royal Family had no idea what the Andrew formerly known as Prince was up to? I find it hard to believe that a relatively senior Royal could keep all of that hidden.