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Friday, September 25th, 2026, 8:31 am

‘Guilty’ of Opposing Violence Against Women

No actual verdict, just hypothetical

Balabhadra Alex Graveley

On this month one year ago I published “The Mind of the ‘Hulk Hogan of UEFI’” after a long run in the nearby park and after feeding 100+ birds (some jumped on me as they were really voracious). One part of it aged well and still resonates: “Garrett would ask/invite a Microsoft/GitHub/GNOME/Mono ally (whom he knows and spoke about for years) to file another lawsuit from the US, using the exact same legal team, because merely reporting that someone strangled women is the real issue? The reporting was done 3-4 years earlier, i.e. out of time for any libel claim.”

That someone decided to sue me for mentioning physical abuse of women does (to this date) make me proud. I invite more men to sue me for talking about crimes against women.

He also hates animals, like many psychotic men do. No empathy whatsoever.

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