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Image via Wikipedia Despite leading in the polls, homosexual Irish senator David Norris is withdrawing his presidential bid after it was revealed he sought clemency for a former partner convicted of the statutory rape of a 15-year-old boy. The revelation dealt a mortal blow to Norris’ campaign, which was also sustained damage when the candidate’s remarks supporting “classical pedophilia” were republished earlier this summer. Norris had told Magill magazine in a 2002 interview that he does not believe in an age of consent law for sexual activity, remarks the interviewer later  called  “deeply disturbing.” Norris also reportedly confirmed this belief in a letter to supporters this year.  Norris’ decision to withdraw was announced today amidst revelations that he had sent a clemency letter to Israeli authorities on behalf of his former homosexual partner, Ezra Yizhak Nawi. Nawi was convicted in an Israeli court in 1997 of the statutory rape of a 15-year-old Palestini...

Image by Getty Images via @daylife Homosexualist Irish presidential hopeful David Norris is fighting to maintain his candidacy amidst even more revelations that he supports “classical pedophilia ” and opposes any law specifying an age of consent for sex . On its front page yesterday, the Irish Daily Mail ran the headline, “I don’t believe in an age of consent,” and said that Norris had given an interview last year in which he said (in the words of the paper) that “prostitution and all drugs should be legalised,” and “he was pro-abortion and advocated pederasty.” “And in the shockingly frank interview that raises serious questions about his suitability for the presidency,” the paper continues, “he said: I don’t believe in an age of consent.” Norris has responded in a letter, asking his supporters not to judge him according to “a couple of sensationalist headlines,” and saying that he abhors child abuse and that all perpetrators should face “the full rigours of the law.” In the l...

Image via Wikipedia Homosexual Irish Senator David Norris , a front-running candidate in the upcoming presidential campaign, has complained in the homosexualist press that he is the victim of a “smear campaign” after past comments in which he expressed support for pederasty were dug up and republished by Irish media. In an interview with Magill magazine in 2002, Norris was quoted as saying that while he had not the “slightest interest in children, or in people who are considerably younger than me,” he did not outright condemn the idea of an older man “introducing” a “younger man” into “adult life.” “I think there is complete and utter hysteria about this subject, and there is also confusion between ... paedophilia and pederasty,” he said. “I cannot understand how anybody could find children of either sex in the slightest bit attractive sexually ... but in terms of classic paedophilia, as practised by the Greeks, for example, where it is an older man introducing a younger man to ad...