It's very obviously an establishment problem.
Even if people happened to be right about the distraction tactic - 'oooh look over there!-a flying saucer' - this isn't the gotchya they think it is. Attention is merely being diverted to another area of the establishment. That shitshow at ITV. Hollywood, and the hideous practice of the 'casting couch'. Westminster doing what it wants, when it wants, at any given time in history to which you care to point.
It's an abuse of power, which is why women and vulnerable minors are constantly on the receiving end. It's not new, it's not novel, it's still equally sickening, and the establishment continues doing what the establishment's always done: deflecting, rugsweeping, mutual self-protection, and victim-blaming. 'How COULD they say such terrible things about poor old us?'
The more sunlight that is shone on the this mess, the better. I was naive to think, as I momentarily did, that #MeToo would ever herald any lasting change. It merely provoked a storm of 'witch hunt!', 'jumping on the bandwagon!' and 'why are you talking about this NOW?' in a drive to make victims do what we've always done: protect our violators with our silence in the (likely highly accurate) assumption that nothing we say will be believed.
It's an irony indeed that the amoral, grubby media are the ONLY ones with any ability or seeming willingness to hold these men to account.