Making sense of it all

Bondpapers is puzzled:

There is no room for a personal vendetta. The acts subject to disclosure are all in the public interest and it’s hard to see how anyone could consider disclosure of such lawbreaking as part of a personal attack by the whistleblower.

Ed, Ed, Ed. Nothing could be further from the truth.

It's easy to see, when you look at it from the right angle.

Like, say, from the Eighth Floor, where the public interest has become so thoroughly enmeshed with, and redefined as, His interest, that neither He, nor the ever-inflating turdpolishing division, can see the difference any longer. (Assuming, of course, they ever could have in the first place.)

Remember that in the logic (such as it is) that now prevails in Dannystan, to question any public matter is to doubt Him. And to criticise Him is to criticize The Province.

L'état, la province, c'est lui.

Viewed through that mind-corrupting prism, it's all vendetta. Even if just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean They aren't out to get you.