by Peter Mullen, TCW
IT’S EASY to get into trouble these days – all I have to do is speak the blinking obvious in words that not even an idiot could fail to understand, and I find myself outcast as ‘far right’.
The public, egged on by the conscienceless mass media, is voraciously prurient about the publication of the Epstein files. The procuring of children to satisfy perverted sexual appetites is so despicable that it is overlooked only when the culprits are of immigrant stock. The ubiquitous euphemism is ‘grooming’. But it is horses that are groomed. The honest word is ‘corruption’.
The old word is sinful. But this vile practice has always gone on, usually less remarked upon than it is today. The procurement of minors is not the only sin. There are others. The extreme sinfulness of these other offences is that we no longer describe them as wrongs but as rights. We forget that there are no rights in wrongs. Take abortion on demand, for instance.
The abortionists began by arguing that abortion is a necessary evil to stamp out the back-street practitioner, that great danger to the health and even the life of the pregnant woman. But that was a lie. It was only the thin end of a very thick wedge and abortion on demand was always their goal. And in England they have achieved their aim with the result that more than 200,000 foetuses are aborted every year simply because so many people are sexually incontinent. Abortion is just another form of contraception. Tens of thousands of women choose abortion because to have a child would inconvenience their lifestyle. And in that word lifestyle you have it: the banality of evil.
Contraception is various, virtually infallible and free of charge. So why the clamour for abortions? I think society permits this slaughter because people lack the imagination to pause for a moment and contemplate the sheer horror of this massacre of the innocents. How can anyone, let alone a woman, regard abortion as something which demonstrates enlightenment and progress? What sort of people have we become? Answer: a sentimental people who ban the killing of foxes – vermin – but license the killing of our own humankind.