Help! Pedophiles on the loose | Bleeding Edge
Help! Pedophiles on the loose
Posted on January 14, 2009 at 8:30 am.
Thank God for Senator Conroy. Just when all those anti-Internet filter cranks appeared to be getting the upper hand, it looks like those pedophiles that our Minister for Morally Sound Communications wants to filter out have infiltrated the highest level of the US Government.
What else are we to make of the report by a high-profile task force appointed by 49 US attorneys-general to research the problem of sexual solicitation of children online, which claims that – can you believe this? – the problem doesn’t exist? Obviously, they’re part of the international ring of pedophiles that Senator Conroy plans to smite with one blow. Can there be any doubt now, that Senator Conroy is right, and our children’s little eyes and minds are at dreadful risk?
The Internet Safety Technical Task Force which the law authorities set up to examine the extent of the threats children face on social networks like MySpace and Facebook, declared that widespread fears that older adults were using these popular sites to deceive and prey on children constitiuted a “moral panic”. It found that children and teenagers are very unlikely to be propositioned by adults online, which we all know can’t possibly be true, or else, why would Senator Conroy be so concerned?
Obviously we’re going to have to block any links to the Berkman Centre for Internet & Society at Harvard University, and possibly arrest any Australian who tries to look at their site. And of course we’ll have to filter out all the material on those sites that are being run by those wicked attorneys-general. Mayb
Help! Pedophiles on the loose | Bleeding Edge
Help! Pedophiles on the loose
Posted on January 14, 2009 at 8:30 am.
Thank God for Senator Conroy. Just when all those anti-Internet filter cranks appeared to be getting the upper hand, it looks like those pedophiles that our Minister for Morally Sound Communications wants to filter out have infiltrated the highest level of the US Government.
What else are we to make of the report by a high-profile task force appointed by 49 US attorneys-general to research the problem of sexual solicitation of children online, which claims that – can you believe this? – the problem doesn’t exist? Obviously, they’re part of the international ring of pedophiles that Senator Conroy plans to smite with one blow. Can there be any doubt now, that Senator Conroy is right, and our children’s little eyes and 
minds are at dreadful risk?
The Internet Safety Technical Task Force which the law authorities set up to examine the extent of the threats children face on social networks like MySpace and Facebook, declared that widespread fears that older adults were using these popular sites to deceive and prey on children constitiuted a “moral panic”. It found that children and teenagers are very unlikely to be propositioned by adults online, which we all know can’t possibly be true, or else, why would Senator Conroy be so concerned?
Obviously we’re going to have to block any links to the Berkman Centre for Internet & Society at Harvard University, and possibly arrest any Australian who tries to look at their site. And of course we’ll have to filter out all the material on those sites that are being run by those wicked attorneys-general. Mayb