Nadine Dorries pledges to expose 'Westminster sex parties' in Downfall

[Emrys]

Former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has a new book on the way ... (Image: PA)

FOR everyone that didn’t read Nadine Dorries’s first conspiracy-laden book about the shadowy figures plotting to bring down democracy in the UK, there is another book on the way that can also be ignored.

But before getting to that, it’s worth taking a look at what Dorries – who under prime minister Boris Johnson was one of the most powerful people in the UK – is promising to deliver.

It is, after all, truly something.

Her second political expose – after “The Plot”, which was more a jumbled series of conspiracy theories than a fact-based memoir – will reveal things which “are more shocking than before”, Dorries has said.

These include – and we are not joking – claims of “group sex sessions which took place in a certain office in Westminster between votes” and “dark arts masters”.

https://www.thenational.scot/news/24565472.nadine-dorries-pledges-expose-westminster-sex-parties-downfall/

I expect "everyone that didn’t read Nadine Dorries’s first conspiracy-laden book" is a pretty large group. Can't say the pre-publicity's selling her next one for me either, but each to their own.

Not so much a memoir, more a rather lengthy blackmail note?

And she's really calling it Downfall?! "Dark arts masters" indeed.

[Srkdqltr]

1. Don't these sex expose come along every few years in the UK?

[muriel_volestrangler]

2. If you want an idea of what "The Plot" was like without having to wade through it, Private Eye's podcast is funny

https://www.private-eye.co.uk/podcast/91 "Papers, Paul and Plots"

"Bonkers" doesn't begin to cover it (though she has perhaps taken the other meaning of that for the sequel ...)