Anti-pedophile hysteria has always been rooted primarily in the underlying, unspoken, desire to keep young people in a controlled, confined atmosphere. A greenhouse environment. Only in such surroundings can they be suitably conditioned and indoctrinated into becoming the obedient, placid drones that the social order needs them to be.

Fortunately, this control becomes self-propelling and can only escalate. The more tightly young people are controlled, the more likely is abreaction, leading to ever more rigid and artificial measures of control.

In the past two years alone, we have seen a raising of the Age of Consent (Canada), proposals to extend the duration of compulsory schooling (UK), increasing persecution of sex play among minors (particularly in the US), widespread concern over ‘self-generated porn’, and the placing of preteens on Sex Offender Registries. This is pure desperation on the part of the authorities.

The latest measure? A UK newspaper, The Times, today reports that ‘the public and senior politicians’ have backed the idea of “a nationwide youth curfew”. A trial scheme is currently underway in one part of the country (Cornwall), in which police have been given the power to “remove” anyone under 16 years old seen on the streets after 9pm, and anyone under 10 years old seen out after 8pm. A poll for The Times indicated ‘overwhelming support’ for this curfew scheme to be extended throughout the UK.

So – the literal imprisonment of young people in the family home. It appears that the ruling regimes of the West are exhausting measures of control.

We should welcome this situation. The more that young people are alienated from their parents and the authorities, the greater the damage to the nuclear family and the social order. The authorities are doing part of our job for us…creating an atmosphere in which young people increasingly resent their subjugation. As their persecution escalates, they become more open to our message: understanding the rationale and hidden methodologies of their castration and unnatural enslavement.

While unfortunate for young people (and us) in the short term, the acceleration of these desperate, authoritarian measures is a sign of, and a necessary factor in, the disintegration of social control. Bring it on.