Standing for Justice, Fighting False Accusations

TikTok’s Vile Gospel: The “Guilty is Guilty” Cult and Its Trail of Lies This is not a defence of the accused. It’s a satirical torching of a digital mob culture that mistakes outrage for evidence and performance for justice.It’s a critique of systems and slogans that…

🚨 TIKTOK, LISTEN UP! BEFORE YOU CANCEL, READ THIS. 🚨 Alright, TikTok. We love a good takedown, don’t we?When we see something wrong, we go viral.We pick a side, hit ‘share’, and demand justice.But what if the justice system itself is broken?What if…

“Equally Safe” – Or Ideologically Captive? A Response to the Scottish Government’s 2024–2026 Delivery Plan ♦ A Nation That No Longer Speaks for Half Its People The Scottish Government’s new Equally Safe Delivery Plan presents itself as a moral and strategic…

The Machinery of Male Guilt: Scotland’s Drift from Justice When Law Becomes Ideology The collapse of a civilised society does not always arrive through riot or revolution. Sometimes, it creeps in quietly. Through policies dressed as progress. Through laws sold as…

When Policy Becomes Protectionism: How Scotland’s Institutions Fail Male Victims Scotland’s domestic-abuse law recognises that abuse is a crime of power, not gender. Yet our public institutions, funding models, and advocacy networks continue to behave as though the…

Behind Bars: What Scotland’s Courts Have Forgotten About Justice I am writing this from prison. Not because I have been proven guilty of a crime, but because Scotland’s justice system has drifted so far from the presumption of innocence that a guilty verdict can now…

The Police, Moorov and the Currency of AllegationHow Liberty Is Being Manufactured Into Guilt ♦ The Moorov doctrine lets separate, weak allegations be stitched into one “pattern.” What does not stand alone is given weight by accumulation. A handful of thin complaints…

From Courtroom to TikTok: How False Accusers Silence the Innocent and Their Families ♦ Injustice does not end with a guilty verdict. For some men in Scotland, the punishment continues long after the court case is closed. Their wives, girlfriends, and families are…

The Indictment’s Illusion of Proof A courtroom document can appear to speak with the authority of history. When a trial ends and the press reports on its outcome, the indictment is often quoted as though it were a factual account of what transpired. To the casual…

When Justice Depends on Gender A curious pattern emerges if you pay attention to the headlines. When a man is accused of threatening behaviour, assault, or revenge porn, the press often reach straight for the most condemnatory language: “beast”, “monster”, “predator”….