Surrogacy

One step forward and two steps backwards for Elton John

Michael Kirke | 21 July 2012
Someone once ascribed the implosion of moral standards in the West to the moment when we entrusted the entertainment industry with the task of arbitrating on those standards. It was difficult not to agree with that when one tried to unravel the logic of Elton John in his recent NBC Today pronouncements.
 
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