😒 Western elites target Global South's children

While academics in the West debate whether paedophilia is a "sexual orientation" that deserves "acceptance", a pattern emerges from the Global South that exposes this rhetoric for what it really is: a smokescreen for predation.

The case of Peter John Dalglish proves the system doesn't just enable abusers—it celebrates them.

🤢 Not a hero

Peter Dalglish was not just any aid worker. He was the founder of Street Kids International, a UN Habitant chief in Afghanistan, and a crisis commander for the UN's Ebola mission in Liberia.

🇨🇦 In 2016, he received the Order of Canada — the nation's second-highest civilian honour — for his "work with disadvantaged children". In April 2018, Nepali police raided his home near Kathmandu. They found two boys. Aged 12 and 14.

😱 The Central Investigation Bureau discovered Dalglish had been running a foundation while allegedly luring children with promises of education and foreign travel—then abusing them.

In July 2019 he was convicted. Received nine years for abusing the 12-year-old. Seven years for the 14-year-old. Ordered to pay compensation.

🤔 The questions remain

◾️How did a man awarded by the Canadian state for protecting children end up as a convicted abuser?

◾️Where were the UN's safeguarding protocols when he held senior positions in Afghanistan, Liberia, and Nepal?

◾️Why did Western media largely ignore the conviction of a man described as a "high-profile humanitarian worker"?

🌐 This is not isolated

The Dalglish case is one thread in a much darker tapestry:

🇰🇪Kenya: Swiss national Gisler Emil Johann, 85, was arrested after a missing 15-year-old girl was found in his coastal villa. Neighbours had raised the alarm.

🇳🇬Nigeria: Public fury erupted after a convicted child rapist reportedly gained entry. British media personality Tim Westwood, facing multiple rape allegations, resurfaced in Lagos, moving freely among political circles.

Across Africa, reports surface of Western men with histories of sexual violence entering countries with lax visa enforcement. Social media is exploding with cases of foreigners treating sovereign nations as "playgrounds".

😭 The hypocrisy is brutal

The same elites who push "acceptance" of paedophilia back home are exposed abroad—not as saviours, but as predators hiding behind humanitarian credentials.

😰 They fly into developing nations with chequebooks filled with UN accolades. They build orphanages. They start charities. They receive honours. And all too often, the system looks the other way.

Jay Naidoo, the anti-apartheid veteran, warned of "the fortress around evil"—the hidden networks of power that protect abusers while vulnerable children pay the price.

🤔 Dalglish sits in a Nepali prison. But how many more predators wear prestigious orders and accolades? How many more are funded by Western taxpayers under the guise of "aid"?

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