My, How the U.N. Loves Children

WARNING: SOME CONTENT WILL MAKE NORMAL PEOPLE UNCOMFORTABLE.

From news reports this past week:

The United Nations is recommending that children as young as five receive mandatory sexual education that would teach even pre-kindergarteners about masturbation and topics like gender violence.

Under the U.N.'s voluntary sex-ed regime, kids just 5-8 years old will be told that "touching and rubbing one's genitals is called masturbation" and that private parts "can feel pleasurable when touched by oneself."

It's fair to ask: How many members of this U.N. panel have child pornography on their laptops? Because only a pedophile would even consider THINKING about talking to a five-year-old about sex, much less go public with that perverted thought. They may hide behind the guise of diplomatic dignity, or PhD's in utterly useless fields of study, or the rhetorical gymnastics that dupes mistake for reason, but there's no hiding the real motivation here. They want to have sex with children, and they want to make it easier to do so.

This is the U.N., after all. The same organization that ran an elaborate "sex for food" operation in war-torn sections of Africa back in the '90s and early '00s. Here's how that humanitarian effort worked: if you were starving to death and wanted food, you had to have sex with a U.N. worker to get it. Yes, that included children.

Noble, huh?

Oh, and if you've been earning an income for the past 20 years, congratulations. You've been paying for this. Which is good, because we need the U.N.

At least, that's what our own PhD's in government tell me.