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Saturday, November 24, 2012

Rotherham Fiasco

Posted on 11:28 AM by Unknown


It has been suggested the children ay the centre of the Rotherham UKIP fiasco are Polish, I suppose their "ethnic needs" would at least in part be met by a Catholic adoption agency. It is a pity that same totalitarianism exhibited by the social workers in this case closed them all down, isn't it?

The outrage caused by this, I suspect is going to be repeated again and again as increasingly authoritarian governments and increasingly authoritarian government employees try to impose a very narrow spectrum of government approved thinking on us Proles. 

It is all to do with Natural Law.
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