Barry George and the celebrity effect

Note: When Barry George was convicted  of the murder of the  television presenter Jill Dando in 2001 I  wrote  the  pamphlet   entitled Barry George and the celebrity effect  for the Libertarian Alliance.  In it I argued  that the evidence  was very weak and entirely circumstantial and the conviction palpably wrong, a judgement borne out when the [...]

What to do if you become involved with the criminal law

Robert Henderson (28 April 2011) Paras  1-2   What this guide is for 3-8   General tactics 9-13  Choosing a lawyer 14-22 The Arrest 23    Your mental state if under arrest or seemingly under arrest 24-29 How you will be treated after arrest 30-32 How to behave after arrest 33-35 Stop and Search 36-38 Searches with warrants 39-41 [...]

The police are effectively colluding in violence

The police are effectively acting colluding in violence By the use of “kettling” the police are ensuring that the violent elements amongst demonstrators can best attain their ends.  Groups such as Class War use the following  technique to maximise violence. They put members willing to start the rough stuff at the front of a demonstration [...]

Societies and the implications of differing racial IQs

The general differences between societies plausibly express the societal differences in IQ: the more complex the society the greater the need for IQ related problem solving; the less complex, the greater the reliance on knowledge based behaviour. That is not to say that complex societies do not rely greatly on knowledge or that the simplest [...]

Here’s a funny joke about stoning

Here’s a funny joke about stoning. In the Life of Brian Terry Jones (who plays Brian’s mother) and Graham Chapman  (who plays Brian) go to a stoning.  At the site of the stoning there is a wayside vendor selling stones  to throw at the person to be killed. Terry Jones goes up to the vendor [...]