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Tony Bamber, Anti-Heroin Campaigner. 2010. UK police, & Crown Prosecution Service, Didn't Ban Truth

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First published at 00:55 UTC on February 1st, 2018.

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After two years' harassment, Tony Bamber's heroin and Islam factsheet, distributed in Lancashire, NW England, was cleared by a jury in June 2010. The factsheet is read out here.

What Tony Bamber didn't mention was that his son was in…

After two years' harassment, Tony Bamber's heroin and Islam factsheet, distributed in Lancashire, NW England, was cleared by a jury in June 2010. The factsheet is read out here.

What Tony Bamber didn't mention was that his son was incapacitated due to heroin. I don't know what happened subsequently.

Det 'Superintendent' Neil Hunter of Lancashire Constabulary was quoted as saying 'While we are disappointed with today's decision, we accept the decision of the court. We have worked very closely with the Crown Prosecution Service throughout this inquiry..' Very nice of him to 'accept' a jury's decision, though I'm not sure many people will share his feelings of disappointment. Why would he be disappointed? Does he like heroin and addiction and Islam? Does he get something out of it?

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