Most of the criminal law is based on what society perceives as common sense standards of acceptable or non-acceptable behaviour in a given situation, where one’s actions can cause harm to others for no justifiable reason.  For example, murder is a crime in all cultures and societies, because no one wants to risk getting deprived of his/her life at little or no notice; and society has agreed that taking away someone’s life has to have very good reasons for doing it.  Same reasoning would apply to lesser crimes like theft — that one cannot deprive another person of property or   …[Continue Reading]

We have recently started online meetings/webinar where questions from our members are taken in real-time and answered live.  These are being conducted on Anymeeting platform: http://anymeeting.com/.  All you need is a computer and internet connection to join these meetings.  Having a working audio mic is even better since it allows you to speak one to one (when your question is taken up). We conducted 2nd online discussion yesterday night, and both meetings have been successful. People can put their questions in the chat box (see bottom left of above sample screenshot), and presenters (as of now I) will answer the   …[Continue Reading]

On eve of Independence day, a special message for all.  Pledge to do the following: 1. Bribe the police every time you go to PS because otherwise they won’t do their work they are supposed to do. 2. Continue to feel scared of CAW cell because they are more powerful than even courts. 3. Try to join men’s rights groups pretending to be a fighter while you are only secretly learning how to get divorce without paying a penny while these idiots keep discussing how to fight cases.  Also try to find a good lawyer because these other members have   …[Continue Reading]