In the past year we have had many witch hunts for suspected paedophiles. Mobs have terrorised, the guilty, the reformed and the innocent. In a country where paediatricians have been attacked, why do we tolerate paedophilic material in every public library and give the book to most young children. Let me elaborate if I may, I’m writing about a man named Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, he was the eldest son in a family of eleven, fathered by a priest in 1932. He was a shy quiet boy, who attended public school then took a Maths degree at Oxford where he later became a lecturer. During his time there he befriended the sons and daughters of his colleagues and wrote stories for them. Innocent enough, you may say, but you haven’t seen his photo collection.
You see after telling them these magical tales of enchanted lands, he got them to come to his photo studio, undress and let him and is camera to do the rest.
One girl loved her stories so much, she got him to write it down, and eventually they got published. The girl’s name was Alice Liddell, his was Lewis Carroll and the book was Alice In Wonderland.
My friends, I ask you now, what kind of a man is this. Perhaps a misunderstood stammering shy man who related to trusting children, or was he really a evil sex fiend mathematician? This man never married, and stopped associating with Alice when she reached 12, had she grown wise or was she now too old?
Lets just look at the story for a moment, the eat me and drink me cake and bottle, they must be references to drugs. They make you feel larger than life one minute and tiny the next. Why do are all the kingdoms based around a pack of cards? I know that these where stories based on a picn
ic that Alice and Lewis had together. What did they do with the cards, what where the stakes, did she enter a world of gambling addiction as well as the drugs or were other forfeits being dealt out?
It is a book about overcoming your fears, how does she do this, by meeting strange men and exploring a hole, this is screaming to me innuendo. Do yourselves a favour and don’t ever thing of buying this book for your future children, forget it. We don’t need this filth.