Are you sure Kowtow?, I imagine that most people heard that news and just assumed that the accused were Catholic Priests. It does seem to be fairly normal behaviour for the Catholic clergy.

Silence from Slater as no Catholic clergy were involved.

I really feel like I belong here now!

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10863639

e.g.

“Our findings suggest that Europeans who prefer to use the term Pakeha to describe themselves, are likely expressing a desire to recognise a positive relationship with Maori,” Sibley said.

What an insight. Boy. Wow. Fucking hell. Who’da thunk in a gajillion years, that such could possibli be so, in any way, at all, ever.

Maybe Delahunty was the only person they “surveyed.” Boy, good thing the watchdog media is discerning enough to see straight through the propaganda bullshit that we pay for which Maori academics serve up to us on the eve of Waitangi day, isn’t it. I feel all cuddly and gooey.

“Contrary views of Baden-Powell’s actions during the siege argue that his success in resisting the Boers was secured at the expense of the lives of the native African soldiers and civilians, including members of his own African garrison. Pakenham stated that Baden-Powell drastically reduced the rations to the native garrison.[17] However, in 2001, after subsequent research, Pakenham decidedly retreated from this position.[7][18]”

“Baden-Powell was accused of illegally executing a prisoner of war in 1896, the Matabele chief Uwini, who had been promised his life would be spared if he surrendered. Uwini was shot by firing squad under Baden-Powell’s instructions. Baden-Powell was cleared by an inquiry, and later claimed he was “released without a stain on my character.”

“Tim Jeal, who wrote the biography Baden-Powell, argued that Baden-Powell’s distrust of communism led to his implicit support, through naïveté, of fascism. In 1939 Baden-Powell noted in his diary: “Lay up all day. Read Mein Kampf. A wonderful book, with good ideas on education, health, propaganda, organisation etc. – and ideals which Hitler does not practise himself.”[7]:550 Baden-Powell admired Benito Mussolini early in the Italian fascist leader’s career.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Baden-Powell,_1st_Baron_Baden-Powell

Weihana replied at 3:48 pm:

Easily? Well sure it’s easy. All they need to do is get a job, buy themselves a computer and then purchase a broadband connection. If they can manage that on their own then maybe they’ve earned the right to jerk off to something other than a lingerie catalogue.

Yuh. Right. Because there’s NO WAY any teenager would, ooh, use their dad’s computer and broadband connection. Or maybe the iPad they “needed for school, dad.” Just like kids never had sex before the Internet, and pornography doesn’t affect people (well obviously porn doesn’t have that big an impact, because there’s so little of it around …)