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If ever I had to have a country victim of pedophily: LXXXIV
by T. Wignesan → (All Poetry by T. Wignesan)
Friday, October 15, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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If ever I had to have a country victim of pedophily : LXXXIV

[Note: 216,000 cases of pedophily (perpetrated by the clergy) recorded by the Catholic Church in France since 1950.]

If ever I had to have a country, would that it be a country where no infant boy or lad need ever fear of being the victim of pedophily 

Let it also be a country that sent no Albuquerque or Vasco de Gama, Drake or Raleigh, Cortes nor Dupleix to undermine the « street arabs » and « orphaned » heathens under seal of the Papal authority

For, remember how I was persuaded to assume the rôle of Ministre d’État Plenipotenciary without Portfolio or Duty, the Saviour of down-trodden Womenkind (O, « A Daniel come to Judgement ! »),
for I’d turn Torquemeda, revive the Inquisition, the Ace of Papacy

Will I let fresh-cheeked choir boys nor novice sacristans in strict page-boy linen, candle or Cross in hand lisping psalms disappear in the dense stench-filled folds of priestly « soutanes » behind pillars under Roman arches or polished teak encrusted encasements their stifled cries for help choked through holy promiscuity

Nor will I let Henry the VIIIth behead his wives in the Tower for failing to provide him with a male heir nor let no Archbishop lie bleeding at the Cathedral at Canterbury nor no politicking murder
stain some Florentian cathedral to foist the House of Medeci

You guessed right alright, I’ll take over the Tower of London as my foremost torture dungeon, call out the Swiss helmeted Guards with their spears and while I keep puffing at the Havana cigars (a chest-full gift from Fidel Castro in grateful acknowledgement for the inestimable services rendered soft-ball gals in losing excess weight on the ground) keep crying out « Habemus » Pope to drown out the squeals yells and screams issuing from pedophiles pierced by Swiss lances in the rears of millions of priests found guilty

You bet that’s what I’ll do even if the entire Order of the Malte forgot about the Crusades against the Turks and Saracens - and poor one-armed Cervantes – during the Battle of Lepanto just to crucify me

And so what even if I never ever had no country with orphaned infants and laddies to pity

© T. Wignesan, Paris – Octobre 14, 2021


    

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 Reviews of "If ever I had to have a country victim of pedophily: LXXXIV"
Reviewed by T. Wignesan
Reviewed on October 16, 2021
Thanks a lot, Sandie and Tom. [Hey, Tom, just commented on "That's Another Matter", but the message took off and beat the gun, so check
"messages" for my appraisal. That's a mini-novela you got brewing in a gold-cup there!] Like your honesty in the review owning up to some kind of repressed guilt: "No" I know you wouldn't have put some child to shame there!

Hi, Sandie! So you think the world has changed. The recent past perhaps; but the olden days were worse - no checks and balances from the base; everything was managed from the top by divine grace-wielding authorities. Thomas Beckett, Archbishop at Canterbury was killed by four knights sent by Henry II, just because Beckett refused to serve as the Chancellor under him and sought refuge in France. On his return, he was warned by all that he would be killed, and although his friends and servitors barred the cathedral doors and gates, he asked them to let the knights in and died a "martyr"... Yet Orwell's 1984 has already arrived with hidden camera's even under the toilet seats...Beware!

Reviewed by Tom Leftwich
Reviewed on October 15, 2021
mister "T" you sure have it nailed. I wish there was a good answer, but mankind keeps coming up with more and more despicable ways to live. I would love to think that I didn't contribute, but I'd be a liar. Every man is born to sin and I guess I've had my share. Hopefully, I can rest easy and leave this world with something I've done that's positive and helpful even if it's only a little laughter to help brighten up the day . My Very Best "T" I enjoyed your writing. you have a talent worth reading. Thanks

Reviewed on October 15, 2021
This world has changed so much I'm not recognizing it. Young elementary children are being taught porns in school, pedophiles are roaming free, hurting little children and receiving no consequences. Before, I was against every woman who didn't want to have any children, but now I can see their points of view.

This is a terrible world for young children to be born in!

Sandie


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