The Church Of The Sacred Orgasm
And their High Priestess speaks
Absolutely amazing how selfish and bitter this twitching, obviously nervous woman was. It's unfortunate that Mike Wallace failed to ask her about certain people qualify in her book as "human weeds" or her advocacy of forced sterilization of Blacks.
Here's just a taste of the 1957 interview;
To see it in it's entirety, click here. This interview is... illuminating, to say the least.
And their High Priestess speaks
Absolutely amazing how selfish and bitter this twitching, obviously nervous woman was. It's unfortunate that Mike Wallace failed to ask her about certain people qualify in her book as "human weeds" or her advocacy of forced sterilization of Blacks.
Here's just a taste of the 1957 interview;
To see it in it's entirety, click here. This interview is... illuminating, to say the least.
posted by Kevin Whiteman at
5:08 PM
9 Comments:
Thanks for putting a link to the entire interview.
Notice how different things were back then from now. Back then he did go after her as bit. If she were arround today, the Main Stream Media would be fawning over her, not asking some of the tough questions he did.
You get the feeling watching her that there is a deep evil within her. I got the same feeling with O'hare. It is also interesting how a good reporter like Wallace did not go for the openings she gave about those she did not believe should have children. She definetly believed that only the pure should have children just like the Nazi's. she would have fit right in with Hitler and his cronies. She also hated the Catholic Church so I guess she was a democrat.
Great, like I needed to see more evil incarnate. That woman is now uncomfortably roasting in the deepest part of you-know-where, so I guess it's okay to look now, but I'd rather not. Better to just march and pray, pray and march.
Watching that was scary. I agree with the others who referred to her as "evil". I might add unhappy to that mix. Obviously her "lifestyle" did not bring happiness.
Wallace was pushing her on the sin of infidelity because she engaged in that behavior quite often.
As Dr. Phil says, "how's that working for you?"
You get the feeling watching her that there is a deep evil within her. I got the same feeling with O'hare.
Demonizing or demon possession, perhaps?
One other thing. I accessed the link only to be confronted by Mike Wallace hawking Philip Morris coffin nails. So we have two forms of death in the original video, one promoted by Sanger and the other promoted by Wallace. How fitting the union of these two people is.
Eugenics led directly to the birth control movement. All the same players were involved, such as Margaret sanger, who was a member of the American Eugenics society and was the editor of the Birth Control Review. She made it clear whom she considered unfit; "Hebrews, Slavs, Catholics, and Negroes." She set up Birth Control clinics only in their neighborhoods. She openly advocated the idea that such people should apply for official permission to have babies "as immigrants have to apply for visas."
Why don't we hear about the connection between Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, and Eugenics? ... Two words: Adolf Hitler. He officially instituted Eugenics, leading an entire country in carrying out its principles, not only to breed what he believed to be a superior race but to eliminate everyone whom he considered to be inferior. Where did hitler find early support for his Eugenic ideas? From Margaret Sanger and her circle. Eugenic Scientists from Nazi Germany wrote articles for Sanger's Birth Control Review, and members of Sanger;s American Birth Control League visited Nazi Germany, sat in on sessions of the Supreme Eugenics Court, and returned with glowing reports of how the Sterilization Law was "weeding out the worst strains in the Germanic stock in a scientific and truly humanitarian way."
After World War II, when the world learned of the horrors of the Holocaust and the death camps, the term Eugenics was utterly discredited. Margaret Sanger was quick to distance herself from Eugenics and began to emphasize Birth Control as supposedly a feminist issue. We don't hear about Eugenics at all any more.
But unfortunately, the philosophy behind Eugenics is with us still. Generally speaking, all of the original arguments in favor of Eugenics have become the same arguments in favor of birth control, abortion, euthanasia, and even cloning.
Hail3in1
some of us do. But the media won't because then they real reasons behind so much of the abortion push by the elites, including the media, will get out, that it is racist, aimed at destroying the black & othe minority communities.
PS Sanger dropped public mention of Eugenics only after people saw it in practice with Hitler & reacted against it. Another reason they are bringing in it back door with labels like "women's health".
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