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Okay, time to dive into some of the issues of the day with another monologue.

The ways of the rich and powerful are undeniably grubby.

Grubby.

Maybe that's the least of it, to be honest.

Don't get me wrong.

I'm well aware of the loss of life and the destruction of life.

But as the years go by and we have longer and longer to contemplate the norms of the powerful,

you know, the more we're confronted by what the powerful are like,

what they consider to be normal things to be doing.

Well, in that context, their grubbiness is something that I notice more and more.

And those grubby ways were better hidden in days gone by.

You know, not so very long ago, I wasn't seeing it. But the internet has

exposed them, like the turning over of a barnacle encrusted boulder in a rock pool.

You know, so there they all are, those creatures, scuttling around doing what creatures do.

And as I say, there's just no denying it.

There's the client list, the fabled,

as yet unseen client list of international pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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