(For our non-UK readers “nonce” is British prison slang for pedophile)

The scandal doing the rounds across all British media is the BBC’s revelation that an as-yet-unnamed BBC presenter has been suspended following allegations he allegedly paid over £35,000 for nude pictures of an unnamed teenager.

This would technically be a crime, due to a strange legal set-up in the UK which says that even though the age of consent for actually having sex is 16, the age of consent for taking naked photographs is 18.

...the “BBC star” had sent the money over a period of three years, starting when the complainant was 17 and continuing until they were 20. Apparently the teenager spent a lot of this money on crack cocaine.

...there are proven cases of institutional paedophilia that are far deeper and darker than anything being discussed by the BBC... we’re forgetting that Prince Charles never gave, and was never asked to give, an interview explaining his “friendship” with Jimmy Savile...we’re not talking about the fact there are sitting MPs who were once “affiliated” with groups that campaigned to have the age of consent lowered to 10. We’re forgetting that accusations of REAL paedophilia circulate around many high-profile MPs (usually only after they die).

This TV presenter – should he ever be named – will be a sacrifice to the idea “the system works” and there is “accountability”.

Meanwhile, the real untouchable elite are on private islands drinking the blood of eight-year-olds. But no one is talking about that.