Still no word either from Alastair Campbell or from Oliver Kamm in response to Tony Blair's remarks about depression. Nor from Luciana Berger, who also has to account for her ties to Ivor Caplin.
More and more people are saying that Gillick competence, which ought to be called Thatcher competence after the woman who fought for it rather than after the woman who fought against it, has created a culture of sex with children. Some of us have been saying that forever.
See also the recognition that collapsing birth rates were a problem, and the exponential rise of Natural Family Planning, in which only a monogamous couple can engage, instead of the poisoning of women to make them permanently available for the sexual gratification of men. No, those two points are not contradictory. Read up.
The dose of my antidepressant has had to be doubled, and I start cognitive behavioural therapy tomorrow, but there is plenty going on to assist them both. Even in a country and a world with Blair in them.
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