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''See also:'' [[Richard Dawkins on child molestation and so called "gentle pedophiles"]]

''See also:'' [[Richard Dawkins on child molestation and so called "gentle pedophiles"]]

On January 1, 2015, ''The Telegraph'' reported:

On January 1, 2015, ''The Telegraph'' reported concerning the New Atheist [[Richard Dawkins]]:

{{cquote|[[Richard Dawkins]]’ insanity has now become an English institution – like warm beer and rain. On Saturday morning, a tweet from his account asked why we don’t send lots of "erotic videos" to theocracies, adding that it should be “loving, gentle, woman-respecting” (I guess this involves the pizza delivery boy calling the next day). If we’re going down this road, I also hear that Islamists aren’t very keen on bacon, so perhaps we should bombard the Iranian countryside with pig carcasses? Also, miniature bottles of gin. And photos of hot guys making out – in a “men-respecting” and “gentle” sort of way.

{{cquote|Richard Dawkins’ insanity has now become an English institution – like warm beer and rain. On Saturday morning, a tweet from his account asked why we don’t send lots of "erotic videos" to theocracies, adding that it should be “loving, gentle, woman-respecting” (I guess this involves the pizza delivery boy calling the next day). If we’re going down this road, I also hear that Islamists aren’t very keen on bacon, so perhaps we should bombard the Iranian countryside with pig carcasses? Also, miniature bottles of gin. And photos of hot guys making out – in a “men-respecting” and “gentle” sort of way.

After a few minutes of mockery, the tweet was deleted. Perhaps even he realised how utterly mad it was. Which suggests a degree of self-awareness that I didn’t think possible in Britain’s nuttiest professor.<ref>[Richard Dawkins wants to fight Islamism with erotica. Celebrity atheism has lost it] By Tim Stanley,  ''The Telegraph'', January 1, 2015</ref>}}

After a few minutes of mockery, the tweet was deleted. Perhaps even he realised how utterly mad it was. Which suggests a degree of self-awareness that I didn’t think possible in Britain’s nuttiest professor.<ref>[Richard Dawkins wants to fight Islamism with erotica. Celebrity atheism has lost it] By Tim Stanley,  ''The Telegraph'', January 1, 2015</ref>}}