which Mr. Meyers had previously represented him had "fizzled out", and he had no funds. He admitted that he had asked for court-appointed counsel. The questions now objected to were put to the accused when he took the stand in his own behalf.
The record is clear that the jury then knew that his trial counsel had been court-appointed, and that, according to his own testimony, he had desired another attorney. Taken in this context, the questions as to whether he was satisfied with the services rendered and whether counsel had contacted and summoned the witnesses he had asked for were not simply gratuitous *393 and irrelevant to anything that had gone before even though they had no direct bearing upon the issue of guilt or innocence. Likewise, theat these concentration camps. Surely a man so concerned with protecting the family from the threat of same-sex couples would not have been able to remain silent?

Francis didn’t just remain silent- he actively collaborated with the regime. What do you think of hiding political prisoners from the visiting delagation Inter-American Human Rights Commission in his own summer house? (The Guardian has since retracted this claim- see comments below). How about removing religious licences from two members of his own Jesuit order, just before they were kidnapped by the regime? Convenient, eh? Remember what I mentioned above about newborn babies being stolen from their captive mothers. What would you think of a man who remained silent when he found out the details of the important family that one of