http://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/anne-you-made-apologies--now-you--make-amends-1200138.html
"It is rank prejudice to judge a person, or persons, on the way they look, or on the way you "feel" about their appearance, when those persons are suspects in a police case, as the McCanns are in the eyes of the Portuguese police.
It is not only prejudice: it is dangerous prejudice. It encourages a mob feeling -- which exists and always will exist -- that "there is no smoke without fire", and "a nod is as good as a wink", and all the rest of that ignorant farrago.
These were the grounds on which Alfred Dreyfus, in the notorious case which broke France in the 1890s, was wrongly convicted of treason."
There speaks a measured voice of reason.
2007-10-21
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