Extracted from A “Revolutionary” And His Heroes
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In 1994, after being released early, Keith Tomlinson was given a ten year sentence for indecent assault and a concurrent five year sentence for false imprisonment. In 2005, he was given an eight year sentence for indecently assaulting a 9 year old girl.
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If “Chestnuts” sounds extremely simply that is because it is the first piece of music I ever composed, circa 1979. It was written on the acoustic guitar at Chestnut Avenue, Leeds. The jazz musician Xero Slingsby lived in the same house for a time. I found out a year or two ago that he had died young.
This recording was arranged and performed by Diana Bliss in March 2026. Better late than never!
A much earlier recording played (badly) by me on the guitar can be found here:
“Transsanity”
https://archive.org/details/transsanity-enhanced
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“Fight Like A Girl”
https://vennerroad.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/fight-like-girl.html
“Should Women Box Men? Should Women Box At All? ”
https://thedarkman.substack.com/p/should-women-box-men-should-women
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I say in this article that Eleanor de Freitas had already accused another man of rape; that appears to have been attempted rape, details are vague but this was the best Economou could find out during the course of his investigations. She was clearly a head case.
Stacey Hyde was another head case; she died as a result of bullimia aged just 32. Stay away from women like this, however physically attractive they may be.
This article was actually published August 10, 2016 (London time) and not as shown on the page.
Debunking the nonsense that religious or national dress codes are a form of patriarchal oppression.
