The police were always one of the top targets of the slow-motion British Revolution that has swept through this country since the 1980s, writes PETER HITCHENS. Didn't notice? You weren't meant to.
Like an architect whose buildings fall down or a scientist whose drugs don't work, the Blair creature has lost any standing from which to criticise anybody or advise us to do anything.
Do you know that if the government doesn't like you, it can send you into exile? It has done so in one unique case to a British citizen called Graham Phillips.
Most of the things that defined the Hitman trilogy also feature in this one - and to glorious effect. Precise. Playful. Perfect. Much like our hero himself.
I was brought up to believe that, in this country, nobody could be punished without a jury trial. Now I know all this may once have been true, but now it is not.
Cruel Billy Stokoe killed poor Gloria Stephenson with a motorbike he rode with one hand on the handlebars, in sunny broad daylight in a Sunderland suburb.
It is now almost 20 years since I first wrote this true thing. 'Labour and the Tories are like a pair of corpses, stiff with rigor mortis, propping each other up.'
Lucy Letby has been imprisoned for 2,000 days as attempts to appeal her sentencing grind on and on. When is enough, enough? We can't dither over this anymore.
Again and again, we ignore the obvious explanation for mad killings. But my opponents pretend to think I am trying to make excuses for these maniacs and killers when I point it out.