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School children in Britain, and most other places in the Western world, are receiving instruction that is not only demonstrably ineffective but arguably depraved. It’s called sex education. Daily Mail columnist Peter Hitchens writes:
Far earlier than you might think, children everywhere are being subjected to indoctrination and exposed to material which within living memory would have been considered to be pornography.
The official reason for this is that the material will reduce under-age pregnancy, abortions and sexually transmitted diseases.
Yet, in the decades since the condom-waving, pill-prescribing sex maniacs infiltrated the schools of Britain, all these things have increased, and show every sign of continuing to do so.
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So in a society where we get into a frenzy about paedophilia, the Government pays teachers to talk dirty to children.
Sex education in school boasts a track record of proven failure.
Well, let's take just one of their own targets, stated in 1976. They said they planned to reduce by half the number of abortions in England and Wales.
Well, after ten years of condoms, clinics and "sex education", the yearly number of abortions in England and Wales had actually gone up by tens of thousands. Illegitimate births, meanwhile had doubled.
Such dismal failure would spell doom for any private-sector venture. In the public sector, however, the funding never ends. Indeed, as is so often the case in government, when policy fails, the response is to throw more money.
Mr Hitchens recommends a history of sex education in the UK entitled Lessons In Depravity by former public health official Dr E.S. Williams. It’s on sale at Amazon UK for £6.40.
In related news, British Columbia schools have begun compulsory pro-homosexual instruction, as a result of an order from the BC Human Rights Commission. Watch for more home schooling of BC students.
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