Vote Leave may have been the "official" Leave campaign, but it was not the only one, and in fact its appeal was not to the people, communities and areas that eventually swung the referendum, which did so precisely as a rejection of 40 years of such agenda under all three parties, rather than any kind of call for even more of them.
But there was only one Conservative Party at the General Election of 2015, at which it does not deny overspending to such an extent as to have delivered an overall majority rather than a hung Parliament. Yet the dear old Crown Prosecution Service still declines to prosecute.
And I cannot even obtain a crime number after having reported to the Police the numerous criminal offences committed by the then Prime Minister Tony Blair, by the then Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, and by a large number of others, as set out in last week's reports of the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament into the treatment of detainees and into the involvement of British agencies in the practice of rendition.
Would I have any more luck if I reported the Leader of Durham County Council, Councillor Dr Simon Henig CBE, and the Director of Public Prosecutions, Mrs Alison Saunders CB, for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, for malfeasance in public office, and for wasting Police time?
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