Daryll Rowe

"All Manifestations Of Male Sexuality Are Going To Be Brought Under Legal Control And Regulation."

- Jordan Peterson

"More groupie nonsense - you know what this is showin'?

There is new trend around the country, that's showing up on major college campuses, and They want to change the definition of "Rape"  - They wanna add a clause in there so "Rape"  is not just forcible rape, if you seduce  a woman, that's also  "Rape" ;

And They want it so that if you cause a woman to be sexually aroused, so that she submits to sex, They want that to be declarred to be "Rape" .

They want magazines, movies, books, TV Shows labelled,

WARNING : May Be Sexually Arousing to Young Females

And They've even issued policies to various and sundry classes of Freshmen that tell the boys, 

They have to ask

3 Times -

It's not okay to seduce a girl.

You have to specifically ask :
"Do you wanna have sex?"

before you start. 

Then, once you're in the middle of The Act, you're supposed to ask :

"Is it okay to continue?"

And then, before you cum, you get to ask,

"Is it okay if I finish now..?"

And They wanna have it so that if a girl submits to sex with somebody, and she feels remorse afterwards, The Boy should be expelled from school so that she doesn't have to eyeball him the rest of her school career..."

- Judge Joe Brown

The Man Who Deliberately Infected Five Gay Men With HIV Has Been Jailed For Life

Daryll Rowe became the first person in England to be convicted of intentionally spreading the virus after infecting five men and attempting to infect five more. 

[ Why? No motive, except for "He's Crazy " - except that the balance of consensus amongst court-appointed shrinks say he isn't - BUT he does not believe that HIV is the cause of AIDS (which it isn't) - SO, how can he plan or premeditate to infect others deliberately...? ]

One of his victims told BuzzFeed News: "He's got what he deserved."

[ By that same logic - so did you ]

Patrick Strudwick

April 18, 2018, at 2:25 p.m.

Gareth Fuller / PA Wire / PA images

There were 10 victims. Half contracted the virus. Half did not. But Daryll Rowe intended to infect all of them.

On Wednesday, six months after being found guilty of five counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and another five of attempted GBH with intent, Rowe, 27, was sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum term of 12 years.

Given the time he has already spent on remand, that means he will have to serve a minimum of 10 years and 253 days from now before being eligible for parole.

Shortly after the sentence, one of Rowe's victims – the youngest of the 10 men who gave evidence against him – spoke to BuzzFeed News.

"I'm overwhelmed knowing he's in jail. I'm just so glad that I can finally put all of this behind me," he said. As one of the five men who did not contract the virus, he added, "Maybe the people who weren't as lucky as me can move on knowing he's got what he's deserved."

Handing down her sentence at Brighton magistrates court, Judge Christine Henson QC told Rowe that he posed a "significant risk to the public" and she could not see how or when he would no longer do so.

The judge told Rowe he had embarked upon a "deliberate campaign" to infect other men with HIV and was the first person in England to be sentenced for this offence.

Her sentencing remarks were extensive and damning, detailing his crimes, his pattern of behaviour and his repeated attempts to escape detection and justice.

"You deceived all of the men into thinking you were HIV-negative," she said. When he did use a condom, he "deliberately sabotaged it". Furthermore, she added, "You sent many abusive and mocking messages. You knew exactly what you were doing."

Judge Henson quoted some of the assessments conducted by psychiatrists examining Rowe.

"Dr Saoud noted in his report... that your offending is associated with a ‘significant degree of rage, control, sadism and violence that requires further exploration’ 

[ I.e., "it makes no sense - not even crazy sense..."] 

... She describes your behaviour during the commission of these offences as highly predatory, controlling and manipulative. 

She assesses your risk of serious harm to gay men [ is that a motive..? No. Why gay men? He is one - and clearly not a self-loather ] as high and a risk that is considered imminent."

One psychiatrist, said the judge, believed there were sufficient indication of "borderline personality disorder", which is characterised by extreme and sometimes swift mood changes. 

[ BUT she would not diagnose him with BPD, because he quite clearly doesn't have it - he ha has a sick sense of humour and unfashionable political beliefs about virology ]

Another did not believe there were enough evidence to confirm that Rowe has a personality disorder.

However, said Henson, "Both consultant forensic psychiatrists agree that the seriousness of your case is directly linked into deceiving men into high risk anal intercourse when you had not taken antiretroviral medication...

Both agree that your motivation behind your offending is complex, particularly given your denial and rationalisation of your offending."

Given the complexity of the case, its unique characteristics and the international attention it will provoke, the judge in summing up her remarks made clear that, "this sentencing exercise is not about stigmatising those with an HIV diagnosis, nor should it detract from that medical progress that has been made since the 1980s regarding the treatment of those with HIV."

[ WHAT Progress...? ]

In conclusion, she said, "I have reminded myself of recent authorities regarding discretionary life sentences which remains a sentence of last resort reserved for offending of the upmost gravity – this is such a case. The sentence I impose therefore is a sentence of life imprisonment."

Ahead of sentencing, the court heard from Rowe's victims in a series of impact statements revealing how his actions had affected them. 

One spoke of now often contemplating suicide. 

[ Thats normal for gay men, historically. ]

Another man said he suffers regular panic attacks.

[ Likewise. ]

"When I told myself and those closest to me that I was gay it was the most terrifying and liberating experience of my life," said another victim in his impact statement. 

"But having my vulnerability used against me will stay with me forever."

[ So will a pregnancy. ]

He added, "I never thought I'd be someone to think about suicide," but that following his experiences with Rowe that is exactly what he contemplated.

Rowe, dressed in a grey suit, remained impassive throughout. 

His expression was blank. 

[ "Can't You Understand I'm Not Guilty of Anything??! - Manson ]

It remained so through all the victim statements. One said that what Rowe had done to him had had a "shattering effect" on his life. "I felt like a walking, talking disease. I lost my place in this world. I fell into a very dark place."

[ Sex with Strangers will have that effect on you - the liasons tend towards beinf sordid, shallow and degrading devoid of any real or meaningful quality of Trust or Loyalty, and annonymous partners tend to betray you (or rob you) at the drop of a hat - because, why not...? ]

The oldest of his victims, who is in his forties, said in his victim statement how much he worries about the impact of the virus in his later life and the limiting effect the diagnosis has on one's ability to travel and work in certain countries. 

[ WTF - Seriously..?? ]

Compounding everything, his statement said, was that, "Mr Rowe has never shown any sympathy of compassion. He has shown only arrogance, selfishness and an utter lack of humanity."

Brighton Magistrates' Court

Alamy

Brighton Magistrates' Court

Many of the victims said they had needed therapy. 

[ No Shit! Better late than never..... ]

One had been admitted to a residential mental health centre.

[ HIV makes you neurotic...? No shit. ]

Judge Henson said the victims had described "living with a life sentence".

[ Unless They cure it (which They still claim to be activly trying to do, and working continuously towards accomplishing (which is nonsense of course) - its not reasonable to assume, even if they each had full-blown AIDS (which none of them in-fact do - they have just tested antibody-positive on either one or a series of Western Blot / ELISA kit tests - 50% of them, that is, and EXACTLY 50% of them, at that.... ]

The Daryll Rowe case was unique in legal history. Never before in English law had anyone been found guilty of deliberately intending to infect others with HIV – only recklessly. 

But never before had the police had such a vast trove of evidence necessary to prove intent. 

[ Intent to do what..? Have endless, continuous, comp

That evidence was hundreds of messages that Rowe had sent and exchanged with the men he met through messaging and hook-up apps like Grindr and Whatsapp.

During the trial in October and November 2017, through the testimony of witnesses and the messages that were read out, the court heard repeated abusive comments so multitudinous as to both form a clear pattern of behaviour and to express clearly his intention: to infect the men he had sex with.

One of the men who testified, and who had previously given an exclusive interview to BuzzFeed News, told how Rowe said to him following sex, which he believed had been protected, that in fact it was not. "Haha I hope you enjoyed my cum inside you," Rowe told him, before describing his method: "I ripped the condom so burn."

To another man, the court heard, Rowe said: "I have HIV LOL. Oops!" followed by, "I'm riddled." To his youngest victim he exchanged hundreds of messages toying with him, admitting he had put him at risk, and then denying it. The prosecution read many of these messages aloud in one of the most dramatic scenes in court.

Some of the men Rowe told he was using a condom but wasn't, or removed it during sex. With others, he wore a condom that he had tampered with. When police arrested him for the final time – after absconding – they found several condoms with the tips cut off.

Deborah Gold, chief executive of the National AIDS Trust (NAT) said: "This is an exceptional case – the only ever prosecution in the UK of intentional transmission of HIV. Such intentional transmission is serious and deplorable, but this one off case must seen in context.

"People living with HIV are at the forefront of campaigns and work to prevent HIV, and the vast majority are on treatment and therefore cannot pass HIV on. It is vital that this case is not used as an excuse to add to the unacceptable stigma that people living with HIV experience."

The court also heard that Rowe refused to take HIV medication. Antiretrovirals when adhered to properly make it impossible to pass the virus on. But shortly after being diagnosed, Rowe had become what some refer to as an "Aids denialist", refusing to believe HIV causes Aids and that the treatment, which has been proven by millions to work, is a fabricated conspiracy by the pharmaceutical industry.

Instead, Rowe drank his own urine, believing this would cure his HIV. It did not.


[ How do you know? Show your evidence. ]