Incest Freaks: Hey, It's Society That Has a Problem

You would think these nutjobs would have the common decency to shut up and lay low.

A FATHER and daughter who had a child together say it is society that has a problem with their incestuous relationship and they are OK with it.

John and Jenny Deaves from South Australia caused controversy after admitting on national television that they had a nine-month-old daughter together.

"It's everybody else out there in society that has the problem, we don't have the problem," Ms Deaves said on 60 minutes last night.

"If you've got something to say, say it for Christ's sake. Don't go attacking the kids or the car or anything else, it's not the Australian way," Mr Deaves said.

"We're sure once people get to know us they'll realise that we're not going to pass on any disease to them, we're not going to bite their head off and we're not nasty terrible people," Ms Deaves said.

The couple spoke last night about the death of their first child, Jackson, in 2001.

Mr Deaves said the death of the four-day-old boy from a heart defect had nothing to do with the genetics of their relationship.

"There's dozens of babies born every year that have this complaint or similar complaints," he said.

Channel 9's flagship current affairs program has been under attack after the station's news and current affairs boss admitted viewers did not get the full story on last week's show.

News chief John Westacott said that "on balance" the program should have included the fact that the couple's previous son had died.

How sick are these people? They have one child that dies and they go and have another knowing there could be birth defects?

Sick stuff.

Previously

Muslim Woman's Rights Movement

A Muslim who married his 15-year-old daughter and made her pregnant had to be rescued from angry villagers in the Indian state of West Bengal, police say.

'Incest man' saved from lynch mob

And taking a page right out of Mohamhead's playbook, he who came up with visions giving him permission to do just about anything he wanted in the name of Allah.

A few months ago Ali married his eldest daughter, telling his wife Sakina that Allah had ordained him to do so.

And here we see yet another example of how a civilized society acts when not under the influence of the cult which demands human sacrifice.

When the angry mob attacked Ali on Sunday, a police team went to the village and rescued Ali and his wife.

The question of incest is not a new one in India nor is the issue of Muslims wanting one set of rules for them and another set for everybody else. In 2002 there was a movement in India by Muslims to get the age of consent for marriage lowered to 12.

Fatima says: "Muslim personal law says you can marry at 12, so I didn't see a problem with it. There are lots of bad things in society these days, so the sooner a girl gets married, the better."