We reported on the shameful surrender of Peter Robinson in the face of his wife’s wanton adultery yesterday, but weren’t fully apprised of the heinous nature of Iris Robinson’s transgression.
It seems that Iris seduced a teenage boy who is 40 years her junior. She offered to help him in his business following a tragedy in his family, and then took advantage of him. This exposes the true nature of the “cougar” phenomenon — it is all about power and the consumption of innocent prey.
Western women have become so unhinged that not only are they willing to lay waste to their own families, but will also gleefully permanently destroy the reputations of young men as well. There’s no doubt that this kid will never live his affair with the predatory Northern Ireland MP down. For the rest of his life, his “relationship” with a married woman old enough to be his grandmother will haunt his steps.
Perhaps women think it is no big thing to have affairs with older men. If there is any disparity in adultery between men and women it is a mathematical certainty that this is due to young women being eager homewreckers, but for young men there is little in the way of forgiveness for such disgusting behavior. Certainly, the Maureen Dowds of the world may have reaped great benefits from their ancient dalliances with older men, but nobody has any respect for the young man who is seduced by a lecherous old lady.
Kirk McCambley, the boy who engaged in adultery with Mrs. Robinson, committed a heinous act, but given our female-worshipping society he will be the one to pay the heaviest price despite his lesser guilt. A young life has been ruined by vice, but is it fair that the boy will bear the greatest burden for this crime of passion?
Surely it isn’t. We live in a warped world in which there is nothing but encouragement for women to act on their most base instincts and then run away and hide under the cover of sympathy committed by the women in their lives.
Because, thanks to progressives such as the Swedes, adultery has been decriminalized, we can only hope that Mrs. Robinson’s manipulation of boy with her power and connections will be punished under the rubric of corruption. Unfortunately, it is only the economic corruption rather than moral, for which she may be held responsible. In a better world, the rotten woman would do time for both, but those in power, including her husband, want nothing more than to exonerate her disgusting crimes.
Mrs. Robinson indeed!
