ANOTHER Conservative MP has been arrested for sex crimes
Police have arrested yet another Conservative MP for sex crimes.
The Tory Parliamentarian, who has not been named, had his collar felt by the long arm of the law after an investigation lasting no fewer than two years.
As a result, he now stands accused of indecent assault, sexual assault, rape, abuse of position of trust and misconduct in public office – all between 2002 and 2009.
The latter two accusations suggest that this is someone who may have used his position as a member of Parliament in order to commit the crimes.
The arrest follows the resignation of another Tory MP, Neil Parish, after he admitted having watched pornography in the Commons chamber.
And that came after yet another Conservative MP, Imran Ahmad Khan, resigned after he was convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy. His victim said that he had alerted the Conservative Party before Khan had been elected – but his warnings had fallen on deaf ears.
Prior to that, three cabinet ministers were among 56 MPs said to have been accused of sexual misconduct and referred to Parliamentary watchdog the Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme.
On This Site, I questioned whether those 56 names included some of those on a list known to the Tory whips during Theresa May’s leadership – and asked why these people, if they were known to have committed offences, had been allowed to continue as MPs for years when they should have been arrested.
Leaving sexual offences behind, Conservative MPs have been at the centre of a string of corruption allegations. Remember Owen Paterson?
Guilty or not, this accusation leaves another grubby mark on the Conservative Party’s reputation.
This is an organisation that claims to be fit to run the United Kingdom, for the benefit of everybody, yet its members – possibly including people in the highest offices in the land – seem determined to act on their own basest instincts to harm others.
And the party’s leaders seem completely unconcerned.
Why do we let these creatures govern the country when experience shows they can’t even govern themselves?
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I have a total loathing and disgust for almost all MPs in Parliament. They have no interest in serving the People,they are only there to serve themselves, their bank accounts, and their ‘lobbyists’ and ‘backers’, off the backs of the British people.They do not care how many people die, how nany people suffer, how many people are forced to use food banks, how many people are homeless, or how many people are becoming homeless. These MPs are parasitic leeches of the worst kind! They must be removed.