Listening to Max Mosley in recent times, arguing for a law of privacy, is becoming very, very, annoying.
This man was caught in a highly compromising situation and doesn't like it. He's now on a crusade to try to get some sort of 'privacy law' introduced in the UK. Does he really think that this is right, or in the interests of the population whom the law is meant to serve ?
It is right that the population has knowledge of the actions of those who are in positions of power, whoever they are. Ludicrously, if my next door neighbour wears a NAZI uniform to a party, or his wife runs a slightly dodgy 'Escort Agency', it'll be front page news in the local paper and there'll be no 'come-back', but if Max Mosley behaves in an inappropriate fashion, the suggestion is that we are supposed to have no right to know, or even to know that there is something that we have no right to know about.
Mosley's obsessive approach to this issue serves only to suggest that there is more to discover about his life that he'd rather keep hidden. What could be worse than his well known relationship with the vilified Oswald Mosley, his father, is hard to imagine but, if he keeps up his current campaign, heaven knows what salacious
stories will emerge.
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