Lord Immaculate's Manifesto

While checking through my old posts for typos (depressingly abundant…depressing because I always spend so long proofreading these blogs and yet errors persist) and for embarrassing rants (found plenty of those, but couldn’t bring myself to delete any) I stumbled across an old draft which appears to be functionally complete. Presumably I had planned to enlarge upon it a little, but since I can’t remember what I had in mind I have published it below. The subject was the Dickens dossier, which I later heard had been discovered (if so one can only wonder how much resemblance it now bears, after so long, to its original form), although the whole story seems to have gone quiet, and the inquiry – or was it inquiries? – seems to be following in the wake of the Chilcot Report on a scenic tour of the universe. By the time the results are in we can expect all those in the frame to be feeding maggots.

The government has announced not one but two inquiries into the missing paedophile dossier scandal. Part of their job will be to track down the evidence which escaped shredding (and one suspects, to shred it).

We’re finally beginning to see proof of what I’ve believed for years – that the ruling establishment is riddled with organised child abuse communities (and no doubt other breeds of pervert). Government, the civil service, the judiciary, the upper echelons of the police, the media, social services, and so on, and so bloody sick.

Their existence has been signposted for decades by low sentencing for sex crimes, failure to bring attitudes in the justice system up to date – failure to prosecute in many cases – and the apparent disinterest across the board in tackling the rising wave of sex crime. Their influence is the obvious explanation for these cancers; and for the sexualisation of children via the media; for the fact that some children’s homes have been used as sex catalogues for wealthy rapists while pimps have been free to lurk at the gates of others; why a system exists in which so many orphaned children end up in prostitution.  Most of all it explains the promotion of the extraordinary belief that paedophile secret societies do not exist. If common abusers can form paedophile rings, what could rich and powerful child abusers put together? It doesn’t bear thinking about.

For too long this country has been an open house for the twisted among us. Frankly I’m surprised that the missing dossier story made it as far as the news, and I’m not optimistic of seeing any genuine crackdown as a result. Expect to see a few scapegoats hauled before the courts, but nothing more. The tone of the politicians when talking about this issue betrays a lack of passion about tackling the problem. These inquiries are designed to dampen public outrage, nothing more.