Dr David Starkey

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846 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 20 Jun

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There was serious, genuine, really brilliant, and I think in many ways, noble lawyer, a man called Tom Bingham, or Bingham, who was the senior law law before it was turned into the Supreme Court.
And he is the one who really reconceives of law in this different way.
And he delivers a lecture in Australia.
Possibly wise to do it in Australia rather than here.
And this is what he says, and it's really important that we all understand this.
He says quite explicitly, human rights law is anti-democratic.
It is counter-majoritarian.
It protects the minority as against the majority.
And do you know what?
He lists the minorities.
Do you know what's in the head?
The mentally sick.
Rudacabana, Calocane, racial minorities, gypsies.
All the problem groups.
So when you look at why the state completely failed to incarcerate Rudi Cabana or Calocane, the presumption of the law is you don't.
In other words, what we can see is when it comes to the balance between the individual right and public protection, the legal doctrine of embodied right and
is disastrous.
Again, this notion that their rights means prisoners have got the right to vote, which was forced on Britain by the Human Rights Court in Trasport.
It is an absurdity.
You see, again, human rights, it is also the wonderful capture of language by the left.
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