"Inadequacies" in Police Search Led to Death

The front page of the Swansea Evening Post yesterday (January 27th, 2023) carried the following headline: "Grieving Family's Call for Police Changes".  The gist of the story seems to be that a woman, Hannah Warren, aged 28, from London, who had been behaving irrationally, drove erratically away from her home in London, driving around several towns in the south-west of England, before turning up dead in Port Talbot docks in South Wales on February 4th, 2016.  She was considered a medium-risk missing person, but inadequacies of the Metropolitan Police's search may have lead to her death.  See the two accompanying photos for the full story, or read about it online HERE.      

The Police Are Highly Psychopathic

One of the reasons why the police force is so corrupt may be that the force (interesting word!) is riddled with psychopathic individuals.  Psychopathy, or psychopathic personality, is a disorder which most authorities think is present from birth, and is therefore largely untreatable.  Of course, it exists on a spectrum, with some people being completely unpsychopathic, and some completely so, with most people somewhere in the middle.  In many ways, it is at the opposite end of the same spectrum as autism, with which it can, paradoxically, be confused, due to both conditions' perceived lack of empathy.  Some of the main characteristics of psychopathy include: pathological lying; lack of (emotional) empathy; lack of conscience or remorse; manipulativeness; narcissism; shallow emotions; reckless or thrill-seeking behaviours; continued need for stimulation, due to an underaroused central nervous system; fearless dominance; adultery and / or promiscuity; unreliability; social predation, preying on vulnerable people; all often hidden (until it is too late for the victim) by a glib and superficial charm.  Anyway, Professor Kevin Dutton, a psychology professor at Oxford University with a specialism in psychopathy, has researched the type of jobs that psychopaths go into, and has come up with the list on the left, listing the top- and bottom-10 jobs that psychopaths go into.  The top ten are listed below:

1. Chief Executive Officers (C.E.O.s);

2. Lawyers;

3. Media (Radio / T.V.);

4. Sales People;

5. Surgeons;

6. Journalists;

7. Police Officers;

8. Clergy;

9. Chefs;

10. Civil Servants.

Interesting that both lawyers and the police make the top ten, which may explain why there are so many miscarriages of justice!

Met. Policeman Was Serial Rapist

Police Officer, David Carrick (pictured posing smugly left) - of the notoriously-corrupt Metropolitan Police - has admitted to 24 counts of rape, and 49 sexual offences in total against twelve women, across a period of two decades.  See the full article on the BBC website HERE.

Feminist Says Police Biased Against Men

Erin Pizzey is a British feminist, born in 1939, who is best-known for starting, in 1971, the first - and currently the largest - women's domestic violence shelter, Refuge.  She was later largely-exiled from the mainstream feminist movement for being insufficiently radical - i.e., she didn't hate men enough!  Following, is a recent video of her discussing the current bias against men in the legal and judicial system.  Some quotes from Pizzey in the interview include: "Women can pick up the phone to call the police to take the man away; they don't have to have any evidence"; "it's a long, terrible road for men who are in this position"; "the most frightening thing is the false allegations"; "it's become completely dishonest and corrupt, and the feminised courts and the feminised judiciary and the feminised social services, civil services, right the way through, there is a huge diaspora of men that have lost everything, and it has been seriously unjust"; "all women are innocent victims of men's violence"; "if a woman says she is the victim of domestic violence, she can't be questioned, and there is no evidence necessary"; "there are lots and lots of kangaroo courts, so if men are accused by women, they have no representation".  Watch the whole video below: