Rape

My contempt for rapists is equalled only by my contempt for islamo-fanatic terrorists.

I should like to see these violent rapist scum either hanged (my personal preference) or castrated - perhaps with a flogging for good measure.  We have just had a disgusting case in this country where two lives - a 12-year old girl and an 11-year-old girl - have been ruined - no doubt with catastrophic distress to their families.  Apparently the piece of shit who carried out the attacks was ordered to pay the staggering sum of £15 to his first victim, and left a meeting with his probation officer, immediately to carry out his second attack.

Hang the bastard.

And now a case in India has come to light: a five-year-old for God's sake, left for dead in a locked room.  I hope that finally the Indian justice system will show proper robustness in dealing with the vermin who carried out this revolting assault - a great deal more robustness than is generally shown in this country.

I do not wish to hear any claims for "human rights" in connexion with these appalling people; their dreadful crimes put (or should put) them entirely beyond the pale.

There are seven billion people on the planet - at least thirty percent too many; do we need these awful criminals?

Finally before you protest, pause a moment to consider your own children.

Until the next time

"Shocked"

So the Pakistani Taliban were shocked on hearing of the hanging of mass-murderer Mohammed Qasab.

I would have thought that it would be impossible to shock the Taliban; I would not have been shocked had he been tried in England, given a telling-off and a year in jail (in order that his "rights" be respected).

Until the next time.

And Again

Two more examples of the BBC's profoundly annoying courtesy to the unworthy.

First, according the courtesy of "Mr" to the implausibly-named murderer Docherty-Puncheon (one would like to say that one couldn't make it up, but I suppose he did) and second, the same is extended to one Bridger currently being grilled in connexion with the tragic disappearance of little April Jones.

Could it be that the BBC is terrified that in witholding the courtesy, so-called "human rights" might be infringed?

In this day and age, I shouldn't be at all surprised.

Until the next time