I am indebted to a fellow master debater on "ukdebate.co.uk" for a post tipping me off about this. It seems from this Daily Mail Online page that East Wold Primary School in Legbourne, Lincolnshire made seven and eight year olds watch a cartoon which left little to the imagination as to how to go about increasing the country's population.

One parent, who has removed her child from the school said her seven year old came home frightened after watching it and feels Seven To Nine Year Olds "should not posess this knowledge". And do you know what, I think she is absolutely right. why not spend a few moments watching the video for yourself (be quick, it;ll be taken off as porn any time soon !!)

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Once you HAVE watched it, answer me this ... Why does a SEVEN year old needs to know EXACTLY how sexual intercourse takes place, how "exciting" it is and how "good it makes you feel ".

Oh yes, Of Course !! That's about the age they are ready to be married off to moslem imams.

And finally, Here's a still from the cartoon in question. Now, I have a question for you ....

Is it just me, or is this an interesting choice of skin tones ?

The moment Blair's Arrogance wiped out the safest seat in wales.
(picture via url from this web page)

"Oggy Oggy Oggy". I can hear the little guy with the Spring Onion right now. But just like Max Boyce, who would stop at the line that went "Wales Defeated England In A Fast And Open Game", and would then call out "I'll sing that again, because that's my favourite line" so I feel that on today of all days it is time to remind New Labour once again of the true cost of Tony Blair's arrogance in Government.

Ganesh, the "God of Beginnings And Obstacles".
Picture by url to this story in the Telegraph Online

It seems that not a day goes by without some follower of the cult of the dead paedophile popping up and claiming to be offended by some aspect of ordinary Brits going about their ordinary lives but this morning in the spirit of multiculturalism I thought I would bring you a story that broke a few months back that shows others can get just as worked up. An Indian artist in Goa has received death threats for portyaying the Hindu God "Ganesh" in "unusual poses".

Subodh Kerkar, 49, said extremists had threatened to chop off his fingers for producing the sketches, which also show the elephant-headed god performing a Maori dance, walking naked carrying a garden rake, and in the pose of Auguste Rodin’s The Thinker. Ganesh, widely revered in India as the “Lord of Beginnings and Obstacles”, is usually depicted sitting with a broken tusk in one hand and a sweet delicacy in the other. Mr Kerkar’s unorthodox drawings are part of a new exhibition in the former Portuguese colony of Goa.

"I have been receiving phone calls which threaten me with dire consequences. They told me that they will chop off my fingers for indulging in such acts,” he said. The artist added that the threats began when Sanatan Sanstha, a hard-line group which presents Hinduism as a form of science, told Hindus to call him and “express their anguish” at the images. Two other groups then filed complaints with the police, alleging that the artworks hurt religious feelings.

One, the extremist organisation Hindu Janagruti Samiti (HJS), called for demonstrations at the exhibition venue. “We intend to have peaceful protests, but we are not responsible for any law and order problem if it arises,” said Jayesg Thali, an HJS convener.

Goa state police confirmed they received two complaints and have told Kerkar to “desist from any activity which will hurt religious feelings”. But the artist, who says he is a devotee of Ganesha, insisted he meant no offence by his drawings. “They are an expression of my creativity,” he said.

Yet another example of freedom of expression being suppressed by an extremist religious organisation rousing a rabble to attend a "peaceful protest" at which they refuse to take responsibility for any violence that the people they have whipped up into a frenzy commit.

Sound familiar ? It bloody wel does to me.

My great grandmother spoke welsh as her first language but I'm not sure what she - or her daughter who taught me to order beer in welsh if drinking in Cardigan because she said it was cheaper if you did - would have made of this.

Does someone have the telephone number for Plaid Cymru's Adam "Only Gay In The Party" Price ? I have by chance stumbled upon the perfect icon for "The Wannabe Party Of Wales'" latest attempt to curry favour with the electorate.

Sensing the need to harness the welsh Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgendered electorate (boy they must be desperate for votes) Price has openly welcomed the formation of "Plaid Pride" which they seem to consider essential to their success as a political party. And what better icon for such a venture than the symbol of their party, bent over by the environment in which it finds itself.

I thought the EHRC had made it quite clear that pandering to special interest groups is verboten if you were a political party. Or maybe I should find out whether a six foot two red blooded monogamous heterosexual white male whose ability to procreate within a nuclear family environment has been proven more than once would be welcomed as a member of this special interest political group.

However, I think I now understand why Mohammed Asghar jumped ship. We were supposed to think it was because Plaid refused to accede to his demands that they put his daughter on the Party Payroll. Something the Tories readily agreed to do in order to grease his path from Plaid To Tory. But that was all a smokescreen wasn't it. For as a good Shia Islamist (and he must be one, considering his presence on the chest-thumping parade they have every year to mourn the extermination of one of their leaders at the hands of the other faction) Asghar is surely committed to accept the views of every shia imam that the only place for The Only Gay In The Party" is dangling by the neck from the end of a crane jib.

Laugh, I nearly choked.

There I was minding my own business munching my way through a bacon sausage and egg fryup for saturday lunch when Radio Four wheeled out the usual suspects for "The News Quiz" a thinly veiled excuse for those for whom Gordon Brown is a step too far to the right to take a dig at pretty much anyone else really. But this time they excelled themselves.