PIE and the three plums : Reading material

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It is a busy time for The Witch Doctor and My Black Cat, nevertheless we feel there is a need to catalogue some of the items in the press regarding the Three Plums that have been pulled out of the pie. This post will be used to do this by expanding links as we gradually watch the matter unfold as it must surely do.

We are waiting patiently for the BBC to report (it now has – 24 February 2014 Last updated at 17:58) on the association of Harriet Harman, her husband Jack Dromey, and Patricia Hewitt with the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE) In addition, for some time now we have been waiting for these two feminist plums who have both occupied the highest levels within the British political establishment to explain their views on the matter then and now. However, My Black Cat wonders if the plums are being, or will be, questioned by the police and that is why the BBC is lying low at the moment (in view of the mess they got themselves into over Savile and other allegations).

In the meantime in Scotland, it might be a good idea if Alex Salmond and Aileen Campbell contemplated the past affiliation of these two feminist, high profile political plums with paedophiles, changing the age of consent, and desire to legalise incest. They might then ask themselves whether it is really is such a good idea to have the state legally meddling in the upbringing of each Scottish child from birth until age 18 years.

“The Scottish Government wants a named person, a health worker or senior teacher, to oversee how each child is raised up to age 18.”

More from the papers:

“Aileen Campbell, Minister for Children and Young People, is adamant that the measures are necessary, despite opposition from the Faculty of Advocates, teaching union the EIS and civil liberties campaign Big Brother Watch.”

Just in case they have never given it much thought before, perhaps, Alex Salmond and Aileen Campbell should also contemplate how Creep works.

Perhaps they should ask themselves whether they themselves, the state and its politicians are wiser than the vast majority of parents who, through family bonds, have the best interests of their own children at heart.