Ninety-two percent (92%) of Massachusetts citizens believe we should not encourage teenagers to be sexually active. Nevertheless, Gov. Cellucci continues to work toward just that.

He was finally caught at Fistgate. As a result, people are outraged. But most of them haven’t connected the dots with the Governor yet.

The establishment has closed ranks behind him. The Globe, for example, has planned and is carrying through an offensive with many "news" articles, as well as an editorial, with the sole purpose of convincing us that what happened at Fistgate was okay.

Therefore, all of you in the 92% majority are being made to believe you are alone and outnumbered. You’re not. You’re in the majority. But the main voice of the establishment, the Boston Globe, has mounted a serious effort on damage control.

We must keep in mind that this scandal is not about homosexuality. It is about what moral standards we teach our children.

When Massachusetts News asked 600 citizens last December, in a telephone poll by Wirthlin Worldwide, whether teenagers should be encouraged to be sexually active, we included both heterosexual and homosexual children. The citizens answered that they don’t want any teenager, whether heterosexual or homosexual, to be encouraged in that lifestyle and yet the Governor is doing so to both groups.

Most homosexuals agree with what the citizens said last December. And they have called the Jeanine Graf show to express their outrage at what had happened at Fistgate.

And yet the Governor continues to hide.

He obviously believes that when he fired the two state employees who taught at the Conference, he would solve all the problems.

That won’t do it, Governor!

Massachusetts News has been illustrating for the year that we’ve been in existence that we are encouraging teenagers to be sexually active, because of the Governor’s office. Many citizens are beginning to get the message.

He can’t deny it anymore. It’s on tape, Governor. It’s there. It’s real and you can’t make it go away by just firing two lowly employees. Everyone now knows exactly what you’re doing.

So how is Cellucci attempting to cope? His judge, Alan van Gestel, is trying to stop the tape recording from being given to the people. The Governor believes that if only he can stop this tape from being heard, the outrage will go away and be forgotten. He also has his judge threatening the two parents who made great personal sacrifices in order to alert the citizens. Van Gestel is sending messages to these two men that they have broken the wiretap laws and that he, the judge, is outraged by it.

Outraged by the whistle-blowing parents!?

But the judge became a laughing stock across the entire country when he put a gag order not only on the parents, but on the press throughout America in an attempt to stop distribution of the tape. It was so bad that the poor judge had to admit he was wrong. He removed the gag from the press because the laughter and the pressure were so great, but he continued it on the two parents because he believes they are insignificant and powerless.

What the judge and the Governor don’t realize is that 92% of the people are against this type of indoctrination of our youth.

And the people don’t realize it either, because the Globe has mounted such an effort against them.

We continue to spotlight the Globe because it is the most powerful force in Massachusetts, but it is only representative of most of the media. The other media also follow the power and the money of the establishment, wherever they believe it to be.

For example, as we pointed out in "Sightings," Channel 7 News called our publisher last month and asked if they could send a sound truck to interview him. They said they had received a lot of complaints about our reporting the graphic details of what our children had been taught. The only people Channel 7 heard from were the Governor’s office (and possibly Sen. Cheryl Jacques). We agreed to do the interview, but we also made it quite clear that we would not be passive; no matter how much they chopped and edited, they would not like it. It would not suit their goals. They called back a few minutes later to say they had a breaking story and they couldn’t come that day. They never called back.

We must recognize this tremendous effort that is taking place to keep the Governor listening to the far left instead of listening to the 92% majority.

The indoctrination of our children will not desist until the Governor changes his mind.

Ultraliberals Are Aggressive

When we responded in January 1999 to a hate piece against Christians and Jews that was published in the Standard-Times in New Bedford, we had no idea how intolerant and obdurate the "people of tolerance" in the far left mentality had become.

But we quickly found out.

These people are ten years or more behind. They are still saying that homosexuals are "born that way," even though almost everyone agrees there is no evidence of a gay gene. But we still allow them to act as though there is.

We are not doing a favor to vulnerable young people to tell them that we know they are homosexuals. How in heaven’s name do we know? Because they are more sensitive than most? Because they play the cello (as the Boston Globe reported to us last month)? What type of gross stereotyping would say that a boy is destined to enjoy unusual, kinky sex acts that are used by less than 3% of the population just because he likes music? How can the ultraliberals be so arrogant?

But they are. And we allow them to be that way. And to molest our children.

It is absolutely amazing that we get so concerned about the man in Middleton who has molested 250 children. And yet the Boston Globe sees no problem with Fistgate where children as young as 12-years sit in a class and mingle with 21-year-olds where graphic instructions are given on homosexual sex.

We’re supposed to be so intelligent and intellectual because we are surrounded by universities. But a large part of what we do in Massachusetts makes absolutely no sense.

What difference is there between 1) the man in Middleton who has been condemned by all and will be sent to jail and 2) what happened at Fistgate?

After we at Massachusetts News were forced to debate this subject because no one else wished to do so, it became obvious very quickly that the majority of homosexuals have no disagreement with us. They agree that they don’t really like being homosexual and they wonder if they could be like the rest of the population. They are outraged by what happened at Fistgate.

It is only the ultraliberals, as exemplified by the Unitarians and the extreme homosexual activists, who are hostile and refuse to talk. (The homosexuals are not a monolith anymore than any other group and it is intolerant to believe they are.)

After all, what rational person could disagree that if we are going to teach about homosexuality, we must also teach the children about the tremendous health risks that accompany this lifestyle. We are beginning to hear cries of alarm from everywhere, especially from homosexuals themselves, about the rise in disease among this group of people.

The students must also hear from former homosexuals who have successfully changed to a heterosexual life. How can any rational person say that this should not happen?

There is no responsible person who does not want to protect homosexuals from violence of any sort, just as everyone is protected. But we do not have to glorify unusual, destructive sex habits in order to accomplish that.

The truth is that the Unitarians and many ultraliberals are not out to minister to homosexuals as much as they are to destroy the culture of America. They teach their members to "challenge" and "confront" any Christian or Jew who believes in the Bible, according to their own website. (Less than 10% of Unitarians say they are Christian and many of those believe that Jesus Christ was only a great man. The majority are humanists while the rest believe in nature and goddesses. That is their right, but they should not be using homosexuals, particularly children, as a wedge to push their political agenda and sexual agenda.)

Don’t Be Discouraged

Don’t Be Discouraged

Many people get discouraged when they look around at our state. A large majority of us in Massachusetts, according to private polls, believe our country is on the wrong track morally. But this didn’t happen overnight and it’s not going to change overnight.

But what can I do?

If we are going to bring reform to Massachusetts, we must start at the local level. Do you know who your state rep is and how your rep is voting? Do you let him know what you think? That is the key. Nothing will happen until we change those people. If you never write to him or contact him in any way, you are part of the problem. It is not difficult to write to your rep once or twice a year. If that is too onerous a burden, then our country deserves to fall.

Those politicians will hear what you say. Their ear is to the ground all the time and they do react accordingly. The problem is that the 92% of our citizens have been convinced that each of them is alone.

If the legislators don’t listen, then you can help to replace them. Who is your state rep or senator? Are they career politicians? Do they have the courage to stand up and do what is right? Although it can be a lot of hard work and frustration for you, it can also be a lot of fun and rewarding to work in a campaign.

Even the Boston Globe has editorialized that we are in serious trouble in Massachusetts because we are a one-party state. We used to laugh at places like Alabama and Mississippi because they were totally run by the Democrat party with no one daring to dissent. But we can’t laugh any more. The only state that fits that category in 2000 is Massachusetts.

Can’t Deny That Activists Have an ‘Agenda’

Anyone who says that the activist homosexuals and the ultraliberals have an agenda is instantly ridiculed and labeled as a dangerous person.

But not any more. Not after the revelation about Acushnet Middle School.

That school was used as an example at Fistgate, showing how the agenda had worked perfectly and the school had been co-opted.

The attendees were exhorted to go out and "do the same" in their middle schools.