Last evening, this was the pic and caption at the very tippy-top of the Drudge Report:

And this was directly below it…

These tweets from staff of Clinton's failed campaign are 100% the most insane tweets you will read all day.https://t.co/SoTWrQhmY6

— Brent Scher (@BrentScher) October 12, 2017

Yes, shortly after the “boyfriend” mentioned in the articles’ headline criticized Hillary Clinton, the usual suspects lobbed a full-frontal Twitter attack. Because how DARE he question Her Highness?

Hillary’s former spokesman:

Go eat a scorpion or something.https://t.co/jlKBC2TDmI

— Brian Fallon (@brianefallon) October 12, 2017

Hillary’s Comms Director:

Seriously @Bourdain, get a grip. She did an honest interview, condemned HW, is returning contributions. I’m tossing all my @LuckyPeach mags. https://t.co/YcShUYfX4t

— Nick Merrill (@NickMerrill) October 12, 2017

A Hillary advisor:

On Hillary Clinton’s wedding anniversary, @Bourdain had nothing better to do than attack her. Sad. https://t.co/LbeQzL8V7s

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) October 12, 2017

Yes, these are minions of THAT Hillary Clinton, who apparently are trained attack dogs, pouncing on anything that might paint her in a bad light. And, as noted, the “boyfriend” of said “Harvey Weinstein accuser,” model and actress Asia Argento, is none other than Anthony Bourdain. Yes, THAT Anthony Bourdain, the man who made traveling around the world in search of interesting culture and amazing food cool. His sin? Daring to have the opinion that their queen is—wait for it—disingenuous in her condemnations of her buddy, Harv. Does this attack sound familiar? If not, let’s take a quick walk down Memory Lane:

.@HeyTammyBruce: [@HillaryClinton's] saying the Weinstein behavior should not be tolerated…She is also a standard-bearer for tolerating it pic.twitter.com/GmUYXQylAi

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 12, 2017

Three of Bill Clinton’s accusers, in their own words:

I was 35 years old when Bill Clinton, Ark. Attorney General raped me and Hillary tried to silence me. I am now 73….it never goes away.

— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) January 6, 2016

Now if that doesn’t lend proof to Mr. Bourdain’s criticism of Mrs. Clinton and her propensity for disingenuousness in the face of sexual predation, I don’t know what would. Perhaps Mr. Bourdain has finally come to the conclusion that millions of Americans already have: that The Queen of All Feminists is one of the biggest sexual predator enablers on Earth.

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But wait, the iceberg continues melting. As of last evening, this was the other major, red-lettered headline on Drudge:

BREAKING: Fresh Out of Twitter Jail, Rose McGowan Drops Rape Bombshell on Jeff Bezos About Harvey Weinstein https://t.co/0cpg76YywO

— Thomas Paine (@Thomas1774Paine) October 12, 2017

That would be Jeff Bezos, owner of both Amazon—the place where you can buy just about anything, cheaply. The irony is thick—and the Washington Post. This is the same Amazon where top executive Roy Price, the head of Amazon’s TV and film studio, has reportedly just been placed on leave for, drum roll, please…sexual harassment.

Ms. McGowan is now accusing Bezos of also lending cover to Mr. Weinstein:

1) @jeffbezos I told the head of your studio that HW raped me. Over & over I said it. He said it hadn’t been proven. I said I was the proof.

— rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) October 12, 2017

You can read the entire thread on her Twitter timeline. It’s enough to make your skin crawl.

And, while we’re on the subject of heebie-jeebies, did I mention Ben Affleck, former defender of Harvey Weinstein, an apparent protege in the Icky Hollywood Creep department?

Smell that? It’s the stench of rotting carcuses buried beneath the Hollywood sign.

Folks, if you want to see what corruption looks like, and just how intertwined this monster’s tentacles are, we are watching it play out right now. Politicians, Hollywood, and the media—the current Most Corrupt of the Week Award going to NBC News—are all sleeping together in one giant bed, massaging one another’s backs. But should one dare to pull back the covers, the hammer falls, even upon those of the “correct” political leanings. Is it any wonder that so many felt they couldn’t speak up—not the Angelina Jolies of Hollywood, but people with no power whatsoever—in the face of decades of unbridled sexual predation? Harvey Weinstein is not the problem with Hollywood; he’s a symptom of a much broader illness, one that has infested media, entertainment, and politics: rampant and unabashed corruption where they all cover for one another, they abuse and discard the powerless, and there’s rarely any accountability, all the while portraying themselves as champions of human rights. We can look no further than Hillary’s Flying Monkeys doing what they do: shaming anyone who dares criticize her, just as Hollywood and much of the media circle the wagons whenever they find themselves under siege. Yes, Hillary Clinton is Harvey Weinstein. The question is: will these growing scandals take down the power structure, a grotesque, incestuous blend of media, entertainment, and politics? Or will Weinstein be the sacred lamb in the Power Structure’s effort to keep the sheep appeased?