The essay, originally drafted in 2012 http://archive.is/RKewn: The Coming Pedophile Rape Epidemic
As you can see, there is a photo of sexualized children in the article, 'from the Saatchi' collection.
The author describes his reaction to the realization of the implications of pedo normalization after reading CNNs James Cantor article entitled “Do Pedophiles Deserve Sympathy?”
"But then a cold chill of horror went through me when I realized that, on the contrary, Cantor was actually laying the groundwork for a pedophile rape epidemic. Sympathy for pedophiles will lead to an epidemic of child rape merely by becoming a politically correct liberal cause. All that is required for an epidemic of rape is for a particularly rape-prone class of people to become a protected politically correct victim group. And pedophiles are by their nature rape-prone. For once the liberal mind decides that a particular cause is morally imperative, it is willing to evade reality, to lie, and to defame, censor, and even persecute truth tellers when confronted with the negative consequences of its policies."
(Salon and pedo normalization articles cited here: https://archive.is/2Ns0V))
I came across this while looking for info on Charles Saatchi, "the advertising mogul and collector more generally associated with the rise of Damien Hirst and the rest of the Brit Art pack." ... http://www.irishtimes.com/news/getting-under-the-skin-1.1061574 http://archive.is/RKewn
That article is about painter Lucian Freud, (elder brother of pedo Sir Clement Freud), so when I saw Charles Saatchi's name I searched it coupled with the term pedophile and found the essay. My next question is whether Tony Podesta runs in the same circles as Charles Saatchi and artists like the ones who show bare bottomed children wearing garter belts with fish net stockings.
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kestrel9 ago
Looks like they are both in the lobbying business as well as collectors of dubious art collections. One of the search results for 'Tony Podesta and Charles Saatchi' was this: http://archive.is/WgM1Q from WikiLeaks, ISRAEL/KUWAIT/KOSOVO/ALBANIA/SERBIA - Kosovo government hires US company to boost independence recognition email from [email protected]
The email is in regards to and having info about the "US company 'Patton Boggs LLP' signed a contract with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs [MPJ] to lobby for Kosova [Kosovo] in Washington DC...
"Immediately after the declaration of independence, the Government of Kosova and [Prime Minister] Thaci contracted the prominent Israeli company Saatchi and Saatchi, in an effort to present a new image of Kosova, a campaign that was harshly criticized in the public opinion due to large amounts of money given to this company. "
It was the experience with Saatchi and Saatchi that made Donika Kadaj-Bujupi, member of Assembly committee on foreign affairs from the AAK [Alliance for the Future of Kosovo] - an opposition party - cast doubt on the eventual results of the Patton Boggs LLP.
"Often these agreements are made for other, not state interests, and in most of the cases there is no transparency therefore suspicion is natural," she said mentioning the Israeli company.
"Given the bad experience of the past and the evaporation of seven million Euros, we cannot trust, because we have no information, and nothing is transparent."
and regarding The Podesta Group: Podesta Group Does Not Sign Agreement With Serbia
In the meantime, sources in the MPJ told the newspaper on Sunday that the other US company Podesta Group did not sign an agreement with Serbia, as reported in the Serbian media this year.
"Tony Podesta, one of leading officials in this company, visited Prishtina two weeks ago, and no agreement has been signed with Serbia," the source said.
"For the time being, Serbia has no consultancy in Washington."
Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Selimi said that he was not aware of any agreement signed or not signed between the northern neighbour and the Podesta Group.
He regarded Serbia's efforts to campaign against Kosova as being in contradiction with the common aspiration for the region.
"Serbia's efforts to prevent the recognitions of Kosova are unprincipled, and based on policies that are against European integration processes," Selimi said.
Kadaj-Bujupi was also not aware of any agreement reached between Serbia and the US company. She criticized the Kosovar institutions for their lack of strategy to oppose Serbia's campaign against Kosova.
"Serbia has continuously utilized all possible mechanisms to issue propaganda against Kosova, whereas the Government of Kosova is not fighting back. ; We do not see any strategy or the contracted companies using any mechanism to undo the Serbian propaganda against Kosova," she said.
Kosova has been recognized by 85 countries after it declared independence on 17 February 2008. This year Kosova has been recognized by 13 countries. The latest recognition came from Kuwait on 11 October.
Source: Koha Ditore, Pristina, in Albanian 14 Nov 11 pp 1, 3