Andy Jones has made some chilling points. Perhaps he’s right and these are the new ‘good old days.’ Then again, perhaps this is just all a sign of far worse to come. Like others, I think the revelations, repercussions and recriminations have hardly begun.
Well Kev, I hope not.
I do like you think that much else of a very unsavoury nature will come out.
However, it may be somwhat cathartic for society as a whole to realise a few things–and perhaps how things really are.
I do think that for too long, too many people in positions of power have easily been able to abuse the system, whether it be sexually or financially or in some other way.
The one common denominator being that the ‘little people’ on the bottom of the heap got screwed–one way or another.
I once read in a book, written no doubt by some clever b*stard (well, much cleverer than me anyway), that the original seed of doubt planted in the British public mind about the veracity of many of their so called masters claims on power and their right to exercise it was placed there in that long ago Summer of 1916, when ordinary folk were dieing in droves to protect an elite minority and their vested financial interests.
I don’t think it’s too outlandish to claim that the process of doubting what we are led to believe, has been ongoing ever since.
Perhaps we’ll live long enough to see where it leads–eventually.
A.
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