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Monday, October 12th, 2026, 5:13 am

Our Next Trip to London

A good husband would protect the wife from illegal abuse

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The City of London became familiar to us. We’ve travelled there by coach at least 5 times this past year alone.

We’ll go there again soon.

It wasn’t always involuntary. Sometimes we make the most of it, too. Last December we went there for family reasons.

The core (seminal) reason for the involuntary visits is that my wife was attacked online. A Judge did in fact acknowledge that she had been attacked online.

Am I supposed to feel bad about involuntary trips caused due to my insistence that my wife should not be attacked online? The judge has already said my wife neither invited nor deserved those attacks.

A clearer picture is forming over time. The public understands what really happened.

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