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Yesterday I was reading a book by Wilhelm Reich titled “Reich speaks of Freud” (1967) and found an interesting bit where Reich talks about circumcision. Here’s a quote from the book: When a child is born, it comes out of a warm uterus, 37 degrees centigrade, into about 18 or 20 degrees centigrade. That’s bad enough. The shock of birth . . . bad enough. But it could survive that if the following didn’t happen. Read more ⟶

We can speculate about the origin, meaning and purpose of life, but what we do know for sure is that all of us have been granted the opportunity to experience life at this moment in time. And with us, all the flora and fauna on our planet, from the microscopic to the macroscopic — those also being living organisms just like ourselves. Read more ⟶

In my post “On gender pronouns, gender identity and transgender people” I spent some time discussing how the types of people that we currently see in the LGBT movement are created by society. What it essentially comes down to is that sexual suppression and repression cause severe mental damage to children as they grow up, which eventually expresses itself throughout their adulthood through various forms of neuroses. Read more ⟶

The earliest records for intentional physical castration are from the Sumerian city of Lagash in the 21st century BC. In those ancient times physical castration often involved the complete removal of the genitals. Less extreme forms of physical castration in the case of men involved cutting away just the scrotum while leaving the penis attached. Read more ⟶

I’ve been meaning to write my thoughts about veganism for a long while now but haven’t yet been able to free up some time to do so. I have a whole list of topics that I need to cover and it’s not easy to prioritize. But I was listening to Mark Passio a few days ago in episode 220 of his podcast “What On Earth Is Happening”, and found that his thoughts are very similar to mine. Read more ⟶

After looking at the true meaning of the words ‘sex’ and ‘family’, it’s now time to look at the true meaning of the word ‘husband’. And as you can no doubt see coming from miles away, the word ‘husband’ doesn’t mean what most people think that it means. According to Google the word ‘husband’ means ‘a married man considered in relation to his spouse’. Read more ⟶

Just like I wrote a few days ago about the word ‘sex’, the word ‘family’ also doesn’t mean what most people think that it means. Its true meaning shines a lot of light on the widespread slavery that we have all over the world today. Read more ⟶

If I were to tell you that, contrary to what you probably believe, you are having sex almost 24 hours a day, every day, would you believe me? You’re probably shaking your head right now thinking to yourself that I’ve finally gone completely insane. Well, don’t be too quick to jump to conclusions because this post may cause you to change your mind. Read more ⟶

Whatever you may have heard this month about “gay pride” or “LGBT pride”, let me tell you that there is absolutely no pride in mental illness. Because that’s what all the LGBT and gender identity fuss is all about: mental illness. We’re talking about people who suffer from severe mental damage caused by sexual suppression and repression starting from early childhood. Read more ⟶

A sociologist in Qatar by the name of Abd Al-Aziz Al-Khazraj posted a video online showing how Muslim men should beat their wives. As he explains: ‘First, we must understand that the man is the leader of the house. A leader has authorities, just like a company manager. ‘The leader of the house may decide to discipline the wife so life can move on. How does a husband beat his wife? He gives her a disciplinary beating out of love. Read more ⟶