Quite the Durham reunion today at Westminster Magistrates' Court, where an old university friend of mine successfully prosecuted Crispin Blunt, whom I first met at a dinner that she may also have attended.
But why has Blunt not been sent to prison? That former Justice Minister has now admitted, not only to having possessed illegal drugs, but also to having supplied them (and why was he not charged with that?), and to having formulated policy under the influence of his "chemsex parties". Do you recall ever having been asked to vote for the Chemsex Party? Yet that was what we got. No doubt we still have it. Whatever happened to Keir Starmer's Ukrainian rentboys?
We are already in at least two wars for this, with many more to come. We are going to be subject to digital ID and to live facial recognition for this. Our youth are going to be conscripted for this. For Epstein Island, which has only Epstein Class parties in its Parliament: centrists, right-wing populists, right-wing elitists, and those for whom Noam Chomsky might vote, all in the club in which we are not.
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