"Dennis received a shorter sentence than his co-defendants (the convictions were overturned on appeal) because the judge thought he was “very much less intelligent” than the others. He has spent the subsequent decades getting determinedly richer and more maverick, his very considerable wealth serving both as the most obvious validation of his opinions and as the clearest way to put himself beyond the reach of the establishment that had condemned him."
— Financial Times’ Andy Davis on Felix Dennis
