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A new Robespierre
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From Joseph Labia.
SENATOR Stuart Syvret’s purist stance over the serious matter of child abuse is reminiscent of those of a Robespierre or a Sampson.
Their efforts produced wholesale destruction rather than responsible and constructive reform.
La Vergée,
Mont Gras d’Eau,
St Brelade.
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