DECEMBER 2000 PRINT EDITION
DECEMBER 2000 PRINT EDITION
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Homosexual
Activists Change Tactics in Mass. December 2000 Homosexual
activists in Massachusetts have been damaged by the news about what occurred at
Fistgate last spring where three state employees were dismissed because graphic
homosexual sex was taught to teenage students, some as young as 12-years-of-age.
One
of the affiliates of the activists has disclosed that the activists are
retreating to "safety" and "suicide" to foster their agenda. This
was reported by PFLAG, which is a group of parents with "homosexual"
children who have been convinced by activists, working with state money, that it
is in the best interest of their vulnerable children to encourage them to be
homosexuals. As
a result, many of those children, unbeknown to parents, become
"chickens" (as the activists put it) for the North American Man/Boy
Love Association, which believes in sex between men and boys. It was sued this
year by the parents of Jeffrey Curley for the murder of their son in Newton by
two homosexual men. PFLAG
reports that they will probably not be receiving any state money this year from
the Governor's Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth. They
reported to their members: "It is our belief that this 're-focus' of Safe
Schools projects funded by the Commission is, to some extent, a result of
efforts initiated by the Parents Rights Coalition and their newspaper ally, The
Massachusetts News. Last spring, representatives of these organizations [that is
not true because we do not do any lobbying] submitted a bill to remove the Safe
Schools funding from the Governor's Commission and allocate the money to
superintendents of regional school districts for suicide prevention programs to
be developed by each school district. Fortunately, and with great thanks to
Senate President Thomas Birmingham and Senator Cheryl Jacques of Needham, an
amendment to the bill left the funding with the Governor's Commission,
specifying that the funds would not be used for sex education." PFLAG
reported that they have been doing well with the use of taxpayer money. They
spoke at 274 places last year, mostly schools, and they attracted 250 people to
their annual banquet. They
are "evaluating and developing possible alternate funding sources,"
which will undoubtedly be other public monies. A
bitter irony was seen when it was disclosed that the parent-president
of PFLAG has resigned because he was spending all of his time working
for the organization. "[W]hen asked what was happening in his
life besides his PFLAG work, he couldn't think of anything to say.
His life was so busy with PFLAG, he drew a blank when it came to time
spent with his family and in leisure." The irony is that many
professionals say that one of the reasons for homosexuality is because
a parent does not spend enough time with the child. |