Mob violence, mob justice, righteous indignation amplified, of course, by the media because "it's a great story". Who cares if it's not true? Only the Falsely Accused. But anybody, royal or not, finds it virtually impossible to stand up against mob rage and fake fury (the vast majority either don't care or sympathise with Prince Andrew but soft voices of reason are not heard). No headlines in saying "I think it's rather honourable for someone to stand up for a friend". It's the ordinary people I feel most sorry for; those who, despite fiascos like Carl Beech illustrating the breadth and width of the False Allegations Industry, get thrown into jail for years for crimes that never took place; their innocent families and friends, ordered by media to desert them; ruined, often caused to kill themselves. And yet the horrid tiny minority rubs hands with glee, adores bad news, hurls stones or insults, spits bile and often are relieved their own behaviour has not yet come under scrutiny.

Kirk McIntyre, ordered by Max Clifford to make false allegations against me, learned about Karma long before his lies were exposed in a Court of Law, as did Max. I suspect, unreported, so have many of Jimmy Savile's false accusers. Danny Day may not have been prosecuted for his lies about David Bryant, or even had to hand back his enormous compensation award, but I bet his life is miserable. Ditto the Cliff Richard liars and the Paul Gambaccini ones. And hundreds of others.

I feel very sorry for Prince Andrew but at least he's still alive. This is an innocent man (Presumption of Innocence). Karma will kick in against the Carl Beeches in his case and in those of others. The blonde Aryan #MeTooers accusing Jewish Epstein or Jewish Weinstein will find out that Karma is a cruel lady when called upon.

You should write to him.