A reasonably full account of the allegations of “rape” against Assange is at http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/dec/17/julian-assange-sweden
The complaints were made very late in the day and I would be unwilling to convict anyone of the basis of what is in the newspaper. I reminded of much said on Ambush Predator over the last year. False complaints are a massive problem throughout our legal systems, not least for genuine victims and those subject to false complaints. Frankly, I don’t find myself attracted to relationships that need a condom, but many are less particular then me. I’m afraid I can’t suffer such humiliations as a partner sleeping her way through most of the process either.
Maybe there is actual evidence of a forensic nature, but the newspaper stuff leaves me feeling threatened, not about sexual encounters, but other ways one can be set up. I’ve seen quite a lot of this in our court systems, which cope with it badly. Has the media coverage already made it impossible to give Assange a fair trial, as in previous claims of trial by media?
I begin to suspect on hearing he seems to have ripped the same set of clothes off one woman twice and yet stayed at her flat for another week. Given what we can’t get to court, I don’t think any CJS should be into this one. Maybe there are bags of ripped clothes and reasons these women couldn’t manage to say ‘fuck off you pervert’ and get him to book into a hotel? I somehow doubt it.
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No such thing as sub judice in Abbaland then?
All seems very odd to me.
So often we take our freedoms for granted.
We forget those who put their lives on the line every day to ensure our safety and freedom.
Police officers do more than enforce the law; they serve and protect. Every day, officers go to work not knowing the challenges they will face, but they do know the danger every challenge will bring.
Rather than think of danger, officers think of courage. They selflessly work to make this country a safer and freer society.
Police officers sometimes have to make difficult choices. They have to protect those who want to do harm. They do it because they believe in the law. Justice has to be enforced, and they have answered the call of duty.
Police officers dedicate their lives to preserving justice and safety for us all in this country.
They continue to protect us from danger and risk their own lives in the process. We should pay tribute to police officers for the sacrifices that they make in the name of freedom.
“They are our soldiers of humanity. When the devil roars, they shield us from evil”.
Wishing you all a safe, peaceful and enjoyable Christmas.
To each and every one of you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Have a great Christmas ACD. All the best to you and yours!
Steve B
Thin Blue Line
http://thinbluelineuk.blogspot.com/2010/12/seasonal-thank-you-to-all-police.html