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Pedologues Episode #20


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Episode #20 of Pedologues.

Pedologues is a podcast focused on issues surrounding inter-generational relationships, pedophilia, child sexuality, culture, society's views on these issues, law, and everyday life.

Pedologues Episode 20 (4 June 2006) Rookiee, Old Saint Nick (OSN) summary:

Introduction.

OSN: I am a member of IPCE under the name of Old Saint Nick. I worked with a number of academics there. I was a technician in broadcasting, working mainly in the electronics sector. I am in the process of catching up fast with computer know-how. I recommend to the people here, the Security Now podcast. Rookiee: you are not the one who goes down people’s chimneys are you? OSN: no, although I am descended from him. He was a saint in the catholic church and he supported families with poor children, so there is something in that. I want to emphasise through this platform, the persecution of people who are attracted to children in any way, shape or form. The persecution has nothing to do with age of consent. I have qualifications in both psychology and welfare. I have read Tom O’Carroll’s scholarly book ‘Paedophilia: The Radical Case’. (04:49 to 10:06)

The stolen generation.

OSN: I have also read material put out by anti-social workers. Rookiee: anti-social workers? OSN: yes. Anyone who takes a child from a family home is anti-social. Have you heard about the stolen generation? These are children of Aboriginal descent taken away from their parents, and brought up by good white families. Rookiee: so these are brown kids who must be ethnically cleansed in order to erase their heritage. This horror story sounds very familiar. OSN: correct. That process stopped in the mid-1970s. Now it is starting again under the guise of protecting children from sexual abuse. Never mind any other form of abuse, the focus is purely on sexual abuse. (10:07 to 11:55)

Growing-up sexually.

Rookiee: I understand that in Aboriginal culture, child sexuality is tolerated to the point of encouragement. Is this so? OSN: correct. There is a single research project Growing Up Sexually, that considers all cultures worldwide excluding collective west countries: https://www.scribd.com/document/3473920 ... Sexually-1 . The significant finding is that marriage took place at puberty. Rookiee: what was the reason for this? OSN: the preservation of cultural patriarchy, to ensure his property went to his offspring. For more information, take a look at: The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State by Friedrich Engels. Rookiee: did it have anything to do with the lifespan of people? OSN: it is never a fixed date, because puberty onset varies from child to child. It is never regulated by law, rather it is regulated by biological events. (11:56 to 14:16)

Attraction to adolescence.

OSN: From what I have learnt through Pedologues, you are not even a paedophile. Rookiee: I am attracted to boys on the cusp of adolescence, before the awkwardness appears, and when everything about them is in balance. I may see an 8yo boy, and sense his cuteness, but not be physically attracted to him. OSN: Growing Up Sexually provides answers to these observations. Girls entering puberty were often married off to men in their twenties who were able to maintain them financially. With boys, their sexual outlet was other boys and men, and this was universal. Both outcomes were considered normal. Historical religious texts refer to man with man interactions as taboo, but man with boy is never mentioned. (14:17 to 16:55)

Polymorphous perversity.

The gay community is responsible for a lot of the problems we have, because some have labelled themselves as mentally abnormal, so society needs to treat them differently. Freud noted that all human beings suffer from polymorphous perversity, that is the non-specific nature of childhood sexuality in its primordial form, the impulse. What governments do is to censor the impulse and to remove the freedom to talk about it. Academics are being black-balled by Universities, because governments want to prevent research into this topic. Rookiee: it seems the ignorant are steering the intelligent. OSN: exactly. (16:56 to 18:42)

The paedophile problem.

OSN: the “paedophile problem” is a symptom of a very sick time in our history, a time when we are reverting into a world of fear and superstition. Academics are lampooned by the media, social services are devoid of male employees, and instead comprise entitled bitches. Rookiee: the teaching profession too is dominated by female faculty. Nurturing roles are being denied to men. OSN: tolerance of men is at an all-time low. They have been made redundant by an overarching male-hating feminist paradigm forced upon society. (18:43 to 21:20)

False memory syndrome.

Rookiee: I have talked with a few social workers. They say some of the kids they work with, have been abused so much that they can only express themselves physically. OSN: back in the 1980s, there was an enterprise called the false memory syndrome foundation. Children were making supernatural claims about so-called child abusers. This was like the witch plague back in the Middle Ages, when religious zealots roamed the land to root out witches having supernatural powers of devilry. The very same delusional paranoia is present today, but this time the fear is directed at paedophiles who are accused of creating the child abuse pandemic. (21:21 to 23:39)

Empathic sense.

OSN: research papers written by a law professor and advisor to the UN, refer to the existence of pedo emotions arising from mentor-child contact. Rookiee: this is an empathic phenomenon. OSN: correct. A pre-pubescent girl statistically, will prefer an image of an adult face to an image of a pre-pubescent child’s face. However, a menstruating girl will instinctively prefer the face of a pre-pubescent girl, thus pathologising natural attraction. Children are by nature attracted to adults as care providers, and adults are attracted to children as objects to for nurturing. Adult attraction means every aspect, including sexual. (23:40 to 28:04)

Neophilia.

OSN: Even mothers can be sexual attracted to their new-born babies, for example: the act of breast-feeding can trigger the paraphilia. Society deems neophilia acceptable for women, but not for men. There is also the diaper fetishist, who claims the diaper is the focus, when really it is all about what lies underneath. The diaper excuse ligitimises the paraphilia. All of these deflections attempt to avoid honest debate. This highlights the problem we have as a society in admitting to these aspects of human nature. (28:05 to 32:43)

Child carers.

ONS: most people in the child care industry are there because they love working within it. Rookiee: it shouldn’t come as a surprise, to find those attracted to children work in such an industry. ONS: exactly. It is the ethos and the attitude of dedicated people that is being persecuted, not the behaviour, and as such it is a witch hunt in every sense. Rookiee: this is why so many people are leaving for unrelated employment, but many find themselves unable to work in any other sphere. (32:43 to 34:45)

Advertisements. (34:46 to 40:51)

Society-wide attention deficit disorder. (40:52 to 43:13)

Age of consent at 25?

OSN: I asked an open-minded lawyer in Australia where a legal line could be drawn on the topic of parenting, sex education, and child abuse. She said it was the prerogative of the magistrate. On sex education, she said it is wiser to tell the child you were plucked out of a cabbage patch otherwise you risk incrimination, especially if you are a man. After two hours, she had no answer to my original question. There is discussion within the United Nations to increase the age of consent to 25 from 18, on the recommendation of the Family Association. They say people’s brains do not mature sufficiently before 25. Even the bible infers puberty is the right time to marry and breed. Rookiee: I always hate it when people say it is unnatural. Nothing could be more natural. That is why puberty exists. (43:14 to 49:54)

Sex vs. parenting.

OSN: other than penetration which starts at puberty, every sexual perversion you can think of, you can find in normal, healthy parenting behaviour: rubber, leather, pacifiers, lederhosen, restraining devices. You can separate child birth and parenting from sex, but you cannot separate sex from child birth and parenting. (49:55 to 51:18)

Unequal relationships.

Rookiee: every sexual kink has something to do with control, a power struggle. OSN: absolutely. Social workers decree sex with children is impermissible because of power inequality, especially if the adult is in a position of authority over the child. However when the topic is non-sexual, no-one cares about control, about consent, or anything. Jehovah’s Witnesses avoid blood transfusions based on biblical commands for example, so consent for them is irrelevant. In the US, children cannot consent to blood transfusions, even though the risk of being given contaminated blood is high due to the poor screening of original donors. Children cannot consent to circumcision. (51:19 to 57:08)

A politically correct target.

Rookiee: I was having great difficulty finding a domain name for Pedologues. As soon as I mentioned what the content was about, hosters said no, sorry, and yet, they happily host activists who claim to support the abolition of the age of consent. OSN: Such discrimination demonstrates that your fundamental right to associate is under attack. Rookiee: we are a politically correct target ripe for eradication. That is how Hitler began his Final Solution program. I have encountered many child lovers who are afraid of using the word paedophile. OSN: governments are fond of using words as political tools to increase their power. (57:09 to 01:04:15)

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