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NEWS FROM CHRIS BRAND
2003 Diary
For 200-2001 news, go to http://www.crispian.demon.co.uk/index3.htm
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2002 news, go to http://www.crispian.demon.co.uk/index3b.htm
In January, 2003, I resolved to devote some attention to the world's first and
most influential philosopher, Confucius (551-479BC). China's great sage
pestered princelings to tax their subjects less and to look after their
subjects more via the mechanism of the family, so his advice looks potentially
compatible with that given in the McDougall NewsLetters on the modern need for a new type of family (the neofamily, involving self-chosen as well as sexual
and genetic links). Confucius thought each individual's chief moral business
was to seek, construct and repair relationships of harmony within a family. He
supposedly said (like Socrates and Jesus, he had no publications):
"Treating your family members properly – this is the root of becoming a
person." He thought each individual would produce a unique result:
"The exemplary person seeks harmony, not sameness. In a family, each
member has his or her unique and particular role" (Routledge Encyclopaedia of Philosophy). He was emphatic on human freedom, saying
life was constructed and not dictated, and "It is not the way that
broadens people, but people who broaden the way." Confucius was apparently
sound on the existence of important natural differences, saying of one of his
own duller disciples "You cannot carve rotten wood, nor can you whitewash
a wall made from dry manure." Though notoriously sympathetic and
gentlemanly to the poor, he was unashamedly elitist, saying: "Highest are those who are born wise. Next are those
who become wise by learning. After them come those who have to work hard
in order to acquire learning. Finally, to the lowest class of the common
people belong those who work hard without ever managing to learn."
According to one commentator, "Once he understood the character of his
students, he was then able to individualize his teaching for the good of
each person" – an outcome well in line with the advice of Chapter 4
of The g Factor (1996, 2001). Like Socrates, Confucius'
favourite disciple, Yan Hui, came to him as a young teenager when the
philosopher was in his forties. Confucius was married and probably had three
children, two boys and a girl.
Following
up his batty backing for 'Kwanzaa' (the 'Black' Christmas, actually invented by
the CIA as it strove to divide Black radicals of the 1960's – correct Swahili
spelling is Kwanza)
and for naming-and-shaming all US schools which fail to show year-on-year
improvement in test results, President 'Dubya' Bush cravenly prepared to
tolerate affirmative racism at the LUniversity of Michigan. The Wall Street
Journal gave the President
some good advice: delegate
decision-making to someone with at least half a brain.
An
article, 'Race - the final frontier' by Derek Turner took a mildly optimistic view about the possibly
imminent ending of PeeCee – though saying the end might be 'messy and
graceless', with leftists increasingly accusing each other of racism (Right Now Magazine i-iii 02, http://www.right-now.org/index.htm).
My own fear was
that the end of PeeCee might be much worse, with leftists being sure to use
every statutory power to ruin and imprison rightists and neolibeREALISTS. What
was important was to have an agreeable policy ready for solving the core
problem posed by young Black males. I offered my own suggestion to a
Conservative weblog:
It intrigues me that correspondents on this thread feel no need
to say just who are the immigrants Britain can do without. Surely these
immigrants are people of limited IQ and literacy in English, among whom
Black people are spectacularly over-represented. America has conducted a mighty
135-year experiment in desegregation which has largely been a failure (except for
baseball stars and substantially interbred 'Blacks' like Colin Powell). Whereas
other racial groups in the USA manage to live together, attend church together
and intermarry, Blacks are largely segregated -- and not least the million
Black men whom the USA has to keep in prison since slavery is not an option.
Now that the dramatic over-involvement of Blacks in violent crime is quite
clear in Britain too, surely it is time to say that there are some particular
forms of multiculturalism that have plainly been shown not to work? Myself, I
cannot imagine a serious challenge to New Labour from a party that has not got
real about race. Presumably it is time to expect unemployed, criminal, low IQ
and illiterate immigrants at least to join groups that would work hard to
change or at least cramp the style of the regimes from which the immigrants
fled. We will soon be needing such groups to defend the Christians of Africa.
Responding to Black-on-Black
murders of girls by submachine gun in Birmingham UK's Aston area, Government
sources announced plans to penalize any gun ownership with a mandatory 5-year
custodial sentence and to require Jamaicans to obtain visas before visiting
Britain. {Whether such tough talk would lead to action or just be forgotten
(like plans to remove failed asylum seekers) remained to be seen; and the offer
by Birmingham police of a measly £1,000 for Blacks to shop the Black murderers
hardly exuded determination.}
As President George W. Bush prepared to say whether he wanted to continue
with racial quotas and kindred Black-favouring preferences at universities,
columnist Linda Chavez did her best to stiffen his backbone (Wall Street
Journal, 8 i 03),
saying that 92% of Americans oppose affirmative racism and that he himself had
clearly opposed it in the past.
A
fractionally sympathetic report on C.R.A.C.K.'s sterilization effort appeared
in the Washington Times (8 i 03). It
began: "A group that is paying drug addicts and alcoholics $200 apiece not
to have babies has expanded its reach into New York amid an outcry from liberal
activist groups and a cold shoulder from the health care establishment."
The Spectator
provided a fine indictment by columnist Peter Oborne of tyrannous and murderous
Black rule in Zimbabwe (11
i 03). The article concluded:
"Already a mild form of genocide is underway: the constant
attrition of state murder, the deliberate starvation of great masses of the
people, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of farm workers to remote and
inhospitable camps. The ingredients are nearly all in place for something
altogether larger and more tragic. But Britain regards herself as powerless to
act, while the rest of the world – preoccupied with Iraq – could not care
less." {America had a million imprisoned Blacks who could have been let
loose against dictator Mugabe, and Britain had a further 15,000. Yet little
could be said against Black rule – except a few words in the ears of English
cricketers.}
A major
political realignment came a step nearer as, in the House of Commons, 150
Labour MPs made a point of listening to a speech by the anti-war 'Father of the
House', Tam Dalyell. {If the liberal-left broke with Mr Blair, leaving him to
pursue Americanglish Empire, globalization, the New World Order and its PeeCee
religion together with President Bush, the new opposition – joined by anti-war Conservatives –
would have no alternative but to be relatively nationalistic and tough on
immigration. After all, if one declines to prevent the growth of terrorism in
the world, one is going to need to seal the borders and deal firmly with any
enemies within and their supporters – bearing down in ways just as
unprecedented as those of President Bush on the families, friends, flatmates
and funders of terrorists. It remained to be seen, however, whether the present
the liberal-left would turn to classic horrors of national socialism, or
whether the position of neofamily-based national liberalism could prove
sufficiently attractive. Britain must have learned from its experience of Irish
terrorism: either you infiltrate and destroy terror networks or you defend
formidably against traitors – otherwise you get the shoddy compromise of the
current explosively multicultural and undemocratic Northern Ireland. Could
British politicians ever think that even such a disgraceful compromise would
ever be on offer from Islamic fanatics?} {For an interesting essay spelling out
the differences between empires and nations, go to Michael Walker’s ‘Dream of Empires’.}
Apparently my name can now be used to scare leftists' children into
eating their Cuban Muesli. Last year the Baltimore
City Paper reported: "C.R.A.C.K.
is funded by a host of social conservatives, including Laura Schlessinger,
Richard Mellon Scaife, and Jim Woodhill. Chris Brand, a public-policy
consultant to the Woodhill Foundation, is a notorious eugenicist whose book The
g Factor attempts to prove differences in white and black racial
intelligence based on genes."
The case that humans are essentially polygamous was ably set out by Lord Robert
Winston, Fellow of the Galton Institute, as in his recent TV programmes.
Sadly, Lord Winston did not remark the list of famous bastards published by the
BBC.
JOYS OF MULTICULTURALISM
The Metropolitan Police revealed that their Political Correctness had
reached new heights as they allowed a Black gunman, a notorious criminal and
drug dealer, to hold 100 officers (and doubtless psychobabbling counsellors) at
bay from his bedsit in South London (Evening Standard [London], 10 i 03).
Officers did not even bring the siege to an end when Eli Hall's only hostage
escaped, instead allowing the gunman to set fire to the flat and commit
suicide. The whole exercise cost the Met alone at least a million pounds and
gravely inconvenienced hundreds of neighbours in nearby shops and flats – not
least because loud music was played whenever the gunman showed signs of falling
asleep. The excessive caution on the part of the police certainly resulted from
fear of criticism by 'Black community leaders' if the police had shot the
gunman. It transpired that Hall's father was serving a three-year prison
sentence for drug dealing, and that Hall's brother was killed in a street
shooting in South London last year.
Entirely different fears exercised the Black folk of Malawi (Yahoo
News, 13 i):
BLANTYRE
(Reuters) - Hundreds of angry
Malawians hounded a senior political figure from his house and stoned him late
Wednesday, accusing him of harboring vampires. Blantire Urban Governor Eric
Chiwaya, a member of the ruling United Democratic Front, was the latest victim
of a bizarre rumor that the country's government is colluding with vampires to
collect human blood for international aid agencies.
In a clear admission that nothing
but specialized training can improve the abysmal educational performance of
Black children, White teachers were found to be leaving Black schools in droves
whenever their pay was tied to general test scores (CNN.com, 13
i, ' White teachers
fleeing black schools'). Three Georgia State University
professors found that during the late '90s white elementary school teachers in Georgia
were much more likely to quit at schools with higher proportions of black
students. After the 1999-2000 school year, 31 percent of white teachers quit
their jobs at schools where the student population was more than 70 percent
black, and those who changed jobs went to schools that served lower proportions
of black and poor pupils.
President
George W. Bush bravely tried to deliver what may be the kiss of death to
standard issue affirmative racism, announcing:
The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a case about admission
policies and student diversity in public universities. I strongly support
diversity of all kinds, including racial diversity in higher education. But the
method used by the University of Michigan to achieve this important goal is
fundamentally flawed. At their core, the Michigan policies amount to a quota
system that unfairly rewards or penalizes prospective students, based solely on
their race. So, tomorrow my administration will file a brief with the court
arguing that the University of Michigan's admissions policies, which award
students a significant number of extra points based solely on their race, and
establish numerical targets for incoming minority students, are
unconstitutional.
Instead, the President
praised schemes by which universities offer to take the top pupils from all
schools, including the poorest. (Aggrieved White parents need only shift their
children into sink (or, as is said by British Labour ministers, "bog
standard") schools for a year at age 17 to give them a chance of Harvard
entry.) The Wall Street Journal (17
i) said the President's statement was "a gutsy call, as anyone can see by the screaming of his critics."
But Steve Sailer
counselled that slapping down affirmative racism in Michigan could not be the
end of the matter, for the real general problem stems from the demand of the
1964 Civil Rights Act that employers prove, if challenged, that their hiring
practices are not racist – an impossible task when so many jurors think there
is inequity if minorities are not represented in jobs according to their
percentages in the population.
In an article
titled 'Sterilization
Program Revisits Eugenics Issue', C.R.A.C.K. received the censorious
attention of 'Concerned
Women of America', many of whom apparently believed that America's 60-year
War on Drugs was winnable and that, quite without contraceptive effort, a drop
in the numbers of crack-addicted babies could be expected some day, somewhere
over the rainbow….
A Black
man was appointed to head the Government milk cow, the Commission for Racial
Equality, after he promised not to mount drunken assaults on young policemen
(as did the previous occupant of the sinecure, an Indian) and to try to end
racial in-fighting at the CRE between Blacks of African origin and Blacks of
Caribbean origin.
REVENGE IS SWEET -- Despite
borrowing £30 million under the 1990'S vice-chancellorship of Lady Houndstooth
of Sutherland, the LUniversity of Edinburgh has no money to repair its antiquated
facilities, many of which are "verging on the illegal" (Student
15 i 03). Tiles fall daily from the wrecked Appleton Tower even though this
building is being used to rehouse the university's prestigious computer
scientists after their own building burned down. Recent signs around the
LUniversity have warned of asbestos leads, and an Estates and Buildings
official told Student that "all university buildings have a mouse
problem" – indications of the severity of the LUniversity's decline.
As UK
police rampaged through the hard drives of 7,000 suspected paedophilic
downloaders, including popstars and TV presenters, top Times columnist
Matthew Parris (himself homosexual) bravely expressed reservations about the
criminalization of merely looking
at things (18 i). He was backed up by a West London correspondent, S. G.
Trembath, who wrote:
It took longer than George Orwell reckoned, but the Thought Police are
now with us. They come to our homes, remove possessions and arrest us, because
we have looked at something. The internet is Big Brother's dream tool to track
our every peculiarity and peccadillo.
London Libertarian Sean Gabb also did a
fine job of protesting the new witch-hunt. Meanwhile, 85% of rejected asylum
seekers remained in Britain, resulting in the murder of a policeman who was
sent to arrest an Algerian Muslim fanatic without first donning body armour.
Brave
John E. Joseph wrote to mention the advantage of race realism to the Times
Literary Supplement (17 i). A hundred years ago the French were beginning
to realize that they had lost the battle for world empire. Writes Joseph:
[According to Leopold Saussure's Psychologie de La Colonisation
Française], Spain and France suffered from the illusion that, through
education, they could make 'primitive' imperial subjects the equivalent of
Europeans. The Anglo-Saxon, being racist through and through, had no such
illusion. So it was that 65,000 British could dominate an Indian empire of 250
million, while France, with 50,000 troops in Algeria, was struggling to control
a population of 3.5 million.
Joseph, brave? Why, yes, he penned his
race-realistic letter from the new 'School of Philosophy, Psychology and
Language Science' at the LUniversity of Edinburgh!
The New York Times complained
that President Bush's new 'affirmative percentages' plan would not work and
might even be condemned by US courts as racist ('Bush's Affirmative Action Plan Unlikely to End Debate', 19 i). The Bush idea – as implemented already
in Texas and Florida – was to guarantee that the top X% from any school would win
a state university place. But few Blacks would benefit unless the schools were
racially segregated; and the scheme was plainly if indirectly racist in intent.
Thus did the NYTwits' newspaper seek to defend traditional affirmative
racism. {This was a mean analysis of a rather charming idea which might rapidly
bring about school desegregation as Whites try to snap up easy university
places for their kids. But the NYT was right that this was not the real
way forward for Blacks. Rather, universities wishing to affirm their
anti-racist idealism need simply to offer courses which no Whites will want to
take. Notably, they should offer degrees in the languages, history and
geography of Africa. Any advantage in such a short-term waste of public money?
Yes! Perchance Black students of those subjects will get really keen to go and
do good humanitarian works in Africa – and stay there permanently! Harvard
should start offering postal courses to Black jailbirds immediately, and the US
Government should plan to build a mainly-Black 'Task Force Africa' which would
police the Dark, Feckless and AIDS-ravaged Continent and keep Blacks out of
shooting each other on American and English city streets.} {'Right realist' Steve Sailer also
thought Bush's scheme far from ideal: apparently the President favoured the
Californian idea of giving university credits to applicants who have suffered
hard lives – and special credit for being shot or imprisoned for doing drugs….}
ASYLUM 'POLICY' "A Taliban soldier who fought British and American
troops in Afghanistan has been granted asylum here because he fears persecution
from the new Western-backed government in Kabul." Daily Telegraph
[London].
PAEDOHYSTERIA was roundly denounced
in a major centrefold article by the Daily Telegraph's top columnist,
Barbara Amiel (married to proprietor Lord Black) (20 i). Amiel specially
slammed the criminalization of mere looking at Internet images, said that the idea
that material on the Internet caused violence or paedophilia was "totally
contradicted by historical evidence", and said it was time to get back to
the principle of punishing people chiefly according to the amount of harm they
actually caused. She specially lambasted the "pathology of the
police" who had found it necessary to send no less than twelve officers to
arrest the ageing rock star Pete Townshend and charge him with paedophilic
downloading. The first leader in the Telegraph took up Amiel's theme,
deploring the fact that thousands of men were literally being broken for minor
paedophilic offences and saying it was time to reassert the Christian
distinction between hating the sin and loving the sinner. Forty stars wrote a
letter to the Daily Mail (21 I) defending popular TV presenter Matthew
Kelly, arrested on paedophilic allegations dating back to the 1970's. {For
regular coverage of paedohysteria news, see Casualties of false
Sexual Allegations New Zealand.}
IMMIGRATION
BALLOON GOES UP? After London
police raided and made seven arrests and discovered a stun gun, CS gas and
stolen credit cards at the Finsbury Park Mosque, which had been increasingly
taken over by al Quaeda-supporting Algerians since 1998, the Government was
given an unprecedented opportunity to jettison Britain's lunatic immigration
and asylum policies. In the Times, columnists Michael Gove and Libby
Purves railed against politicians' peecee cowardice, and the leading article
said that what Muslims had permitted at the Finsbury Park Mosque was "true
sacrilege." The Muslim Council of Britain said it was "angered"
by the preachments (against "Christian pigs") of loopy, one-eyed,
one-armed and no-handed fanatic Abu Hamza, and "outraged" that he had
never been arrested. Even the more extreme Moslem Parliament of Great Britain
was critical that Abu Hamza had not been reined in. Derek Wyatt, the Labour MP
for Sittingbourne (where the Government was caught planning to use a 3-star hotel
to accommodate 100 asylum seekers) expressed fury and called for a two-year moratorium on asylum-seeking
in Britain. Fine letters calling for Britain to withdraw from the 1951
Convention on Human Rights were printed in the Times from Professor S.F.
Bush and Adrienne May. Even the Shadow Home Secretary for the usually peecee
Liberal Democrats mused that, where it was not
possible to establish the identity of people coming into the country (e.g. if
they have no papers) and where there was concern that they posed a security
risk, it might be necessary to detain them while they were security-cleared.
The centre-left Independent's reporter Johann Hari (a Swiss) reported
that the young men he found at Finsbury Park Mosque talked of all English
people as "racist and hating Islam" and of all English women as
"whores"; he wrote of these "vicious" men having celebrated
the deaths of 9/11 and as showing "paranoia in the extreme" and added
that the Mosque was plainly "a nest of crime and terrorism." Spectator editor
and Tory MP Boris Johnson braved the wrath of 'modernizing' Tories by condemning Britain's failure to
extradite Arabs wanted in France for the 1995 bombing in the Paris Metro:
apparently Lord Justice Stephen Sedley had essentially ruled that no Muslim could
expect a fair trial in France, making extradition impossible in view of the
countless rights granted to asylum seekers (though not to British people to
have a vote on whether they want asylum seekers, costing £9,000 a week to
keep). (Sources: Times 21 i; Daily Mail 21 i; Independent 22 i; Daily Telegraph 23 i).
Feminist icon Germaine
Greer announced she expected to be branded a paedophile after writing a new
book challenging conventional views on child pornography – and expressly saying
she enjoyed nothing better than looking at pictures of nude under-16 boys. {Her
activities would have been quite legal in Britain so long as she did not
download pictures from the Internet.} Mick Hume, the Times resident
ex-Marxist, said he would not want any paedophiles locked up on the strength of
what he could remember from dance halls of the 1970's (20 i). In Times
Higher (25 i), sociologist Frank Furedi also criticized paedohysteria,
saying he found it "repellent" that, if current trends continue,
researchers would soon need a Government license to be able to study
paedophilia and its internet images. {However, it still remained for any
defensible paedophile to make a successful public appearance – star paedophiles
continued to deny their paedophilia or commit suicide or both.}
After a British National Party victory at a council election in
Yorkshire, a Times leader (25 i) managed to commit itself to saying
people were right to be angry about Britain's hopeless provision for getting
rid of failed asylum seekers. The Spectator complained mildly about Algerian
immigrants and brought itself to mention the scores of thousands of cases
of disease (HIV, tuberculosis, hepatitis B) which had been imported into
Britain under Labour rule (Andrew Browne, 25 i) {mentioned at this website last
November}. The 'Conservative' Party said nothing because its Shadow Home
Secretary, Oliver Letwin, did not want to tarnish the party's supposedly
gleaming image as the champion of
the disadvantaged, but Prime Minister Tony Blair saw his opportunity to
denounce asylum seeking liberalism as "unacceptable" and to say that
if there were no improvement he would consider withdrawing Britain from the
United Nations Convention on Human Rights (Times 27 i). {Having 'caught
the Tories bathing and run away with their clothes' on so many other isses, this
was a case of stealing Tory clothes before they had even been worn.}
For the
Labour Government, Education Minister Charles Clarke said he would allow
universities to charge fees of up to £3,000 for UK students and announced his
defection from leftist piety about the universities, saying "….the
'emperor's clothes' idea that all universities are broadly the same was always
nonsense and needs to be stripped away" (Times Higher, 25 i). The
state of 'universities' created in the years of expansion was starkly indicated
by research from Australia showing that "Students on Australian campuses
are copying material from the internet and textbooks, submitting work by
previous students, collaborating on assignments and hiring someone more
knowledgeable in a subject to sit their exams" (Times Higher 25 i).
No less than 80% of Australia's
undergraduates and 54% of postgraduates admitted to cheating in the course of
their degree work – blaming the fact that they were also typically in paid
employment for 20 hours per week.
Having regularly imprisoned a million Black men rather than allow
slavery, deportation or conscription, 'colour-blind' America found it had an
epidemic of hepatitis
C behind bars. Around 30% of prisoners were estimated to have this disease,
and each year a million left prison, spreading the disease in the general
population.
The Spectator told its readers the truth about internet 'chat
rooms', enabling them to judge for themselves whether the underage 'teen
sluts' found exhibiting their pubes and talking dirty would be better falling
for a teenage boy or for a responsible adult male.
The
Dutch finally saw the light and began discussing whether to ban
the entry of foreign Islamic religious leaders – on the grounds Holland
already had enough jihadists of its own.
The
crazed 'anti-racists' and peecee fanatics of Harvard
Law School gave a warm reception to the 'Reverend' Al Sharpton, the Black
racist, anti-Semite and Marxist who had taken to calling President G. W. Bush's
appointees Colin Powell and Condi Rice "house niggers."
Because the imprisoned Tony Martin, the 60-year-old Englishman who had
shot and killed a gypsy intruder at his isolated farm, was being threatened by
gypsies waiting keenly for his release, the Home Office apparently began making
plans to buy him a new identity and ship him to Australia. {Thus could other
insufficiently multicultural Whites of Britain be got rid of – a modern form of
deportation! Just why the gypsies were not being prosecuted was not explained;
nor was Tony Martin's own reaction to this plan.}
The Winter 2002/3 issue of Occidental
Quarterly included a fine article by Richard McCulloch
contesting the constructivist (neo-Marxist) view that 'race' is just a social
contract. In particular, a table and figure detailed the main phenomenon of world
racial structure, the differences between Caucasoids, Mongoloids and Negroids –
and showed in particular that the groups from which both the English and
Japanese are most different genetically are the Nigerians, the Bantu, the
Bushmen and the Australian Aborigines. (Ref.: Masatoshi
Nei and Arun K. Roychoudhury, “Evolutionary relationships of human populations
on a global scale,” Molecular Biology and Evolution, Sept. 1993 (pp.
927-943): http://www.molbiolevol.org/cgi/gca?sendit=Get+All+Checked+Abstract%28s%29&gca=10%2F5%2F927.)
Accused of 'racism' by blind Home Secretary David Blunkett, the
political editor of the Sun, Trevor Kavanagh, wrote in a Times
column that the Government's open-door policy on asylum was a disgrace and that
370,000 Sun readers had written in to agree with the Sun's
"crusade against asylum madness." (A front-page Sun headline
about Britain's 300 terror suspects had read "Round 'Em Up and Kick 'Em
Out.") In Portland, Devon, locals met to express outrage at hearing of a
Government plan to dump asylum seekers on them; subsequently the disused
ten-story building intended to provide a home for the asylum seekers caught
fire, ruining at least one of its floors. In Sittingbourne, locals swore they
would burn down a hotel commandeered by Mr Blunkett to house the latest
arrivals from Kosovo and Albania. Times columnist and Environment Editor
Anthony Browne
recorded:
John Lloyd, the former editor of Britain’s main left-wing political
magazine, the New Statesman, wrote a long
article in that magazine pretty much agreeing with everything I have been
arguing. Britain’s most intellectual magazine, Prospect, ran a cover
story (February 2003) by a former Marxist Cambridge University economics
professor entitled “In Defence of Fortress Europe.” For Prospect to run
a piece like this from a right-winger would have been unthinkable just six
months ago; that even such unimpeachable left-wingers are coming out against
mass immigration, legal or illegal, shows just how far attitudes have changed
in Britain.
Even the left-wing Observer has talked of the "coming
storm" over immigration – a storm which will damage Britain's 7 million
coloured immigrants who misguidedly looked for support to unrealistic leftist
politicians.
A generously endowed Pasadena lady church schoolteacher, 27, pleaded
guilty to having enjoyed six months of sex with one of her 13-year-old charges.
She faced a possible life sentence in Texas but otherwise neither she nor her
teenage lover seemed to have any complaints. A similar case surfaced in Milwaukee,
involving a reasonably trim 31-year lady schoolteacher and a young man of 17,
formerly her student, who protests love for her and jumps bail whenever there
is a possibility of meeting.
UK
police said that the 7,000 paedophilic downloaders currently waiting for a
knock on the door at dawn were only the tip of an iceberg. The 7,000 were those
who had used Visa cards to access kiddie porn; but once Mastercard and Access
card users were investigated the number of suspects could grow to 250,000.
{Would some senior personage at last be tempted to bring paedohysteria to a
halt? British jails have official room for only 55,000 prisoners, and are
already overcrowded with a prison population of 80,000; and the Sunday
Herald alleged that one of the suspected downloaders held, or once held a
Cabinet job – this allegation being followed by a media blackout,
probably because Downing Street issued a 'D' Notice to all editors, urging
suppression of the story at risk of grave official displeasure.}
The January issue of the top intellectuals' magazine, Prospect, brought its readers the new that Bill Hami