Liz Lucy Robillard

 Don't Blame the British Public for Old Colonial Horrors- why it's a mistake. Responsibility lies at the top - not with regular people. The empire was about big business. Pure and simple. It created huge wealth and now the collective hangover guilt- especially among our more compassionate voters- is clearly messing up - people being arrested for 'thought crime' is apparently actually happening in the UK (and affecting not the terminally rich and spoiled) Thought Crime Arrests It is a tragic and dangerous habit of human beings to mistake the sins of power for the sins of the people. And some injured parties want to see the destruction of the UK as is evident here- Britain Being Destroyed From Within When nations inherit the bittero memory of empire, the fury is often directed at those least able to bear it: the ordinary citizens, the neighbour, the single mum, the shopkeeper, the labourer, the soldier who fought and bled without ever once sitting in a cabinet room or sig...

*Please note:  This post has taken approx 3 hours with ai assistance.  I was involved in setting a legal precedent once. We overturned a tribunals' decision to get a new hearing where we won- making legal history- details on request.  Judges at the CCRC must certainly be considering such a precedent with a view to releasing Lucy Letby based on new evidence. If not is the CCRC doing a disservice?   If they're not positive about Letby right now at this date- 14th July 2025- that's reasonable doubt and evidence of unreasonable, unjust detention that is garnering global attention.  New charges may be brought by police.  Have they considered all the points we've made?   Or will they be more ad hominem and not facts? (Even soft toy collections have been used to condemn Lucy. I don't think numerous toy collectors in the UK- including  British Royals (Queen Mary was obsessive according to reports) would approve of that) Suspicion Becomes Narrati...

Prompt to chatgpt: 'The British are prone to witchhunts, is this part of a bigger problem, does it involve old school patriarchy and misguided, mistaken collusion that ignores or deliberately misinterprets evidence? Is it almost all ad hominem?' The tendency toward witch hunts, both historically and in some modern contexts, can often be rooted in complex social dynamics, including patriarchy, power structures, and fear-driven groupthink.  In historical cases like the witch hunts in Britain (and other parts of Europe), many of the issues were linked to social, religious, and political fears. Women, especially those who were independent, unconventional, or who could not conform to societal norms, were often the targets, reflecting patriarchal structures that sought to control and marginalize women. The social dynamics of witch hunts also involved the misuse of authority, [misfeasance] ignorance, and a lack of critical thinking.  Ad hominem attacks—dismissing or attacking individ...