While perusing the web yesterday, I came across this article which caught my attention and I had intended to make an entry about it. It's regarding a very real, recent story out of Montana that reports upon the efforts by the Pink Hand to indoctrinate our kids, beginning with 5 year olds in the public school system. Quote, "beginning in kindergarten, school nurses will teach students proper terms such as "nipple, breast, penis, scrotum and uterus." Once they are promoted to first grade, children will learn that sexual relations could happen between two men or two women. By the time students are 10 years old, instruction will include the various ways people can have intercourse, be it vaginally, orally or through "anal penetration," according to the proposal".
It turns out that columnist Sandy Rios put together an article that is much more intersting than anything I ever could have come up with. A certain mother of a 2010 high school graduate recently wrote...
It turns out that columnist Sandy Rios put together an article that is much more intersting than anything I ever could have come up with. A certain mother of a 2010 high school graduate recently wrote...
"Today I asked my son what country Napoleon was from. He said Rome.
He just finished 12 years of public schooling in what has been called one of the top high schools in the nation. Although he’s not a bookworm, he is a decent student. He has better than a B average.
He doesn’t know which country Napoleon was from – let alone what he did. I don’t think he was sick that day.
On the other hand, I’m going through his Social Study papers and see that he did learn that homosexual men in Samoa may perpetuate gay genes by being good uncles…
Twelve years. If education were a product we would be suing."
He just finished 12 years of public schooling in what has been called one of the top high schools in the nation. Although he’s not a bookworm, he is a decent student. He has better than a B average.
He doesn’t know which country Napoleon was from – let alone what he did. I don’t think he was sick that day.
On the other hand, I’m going through his Social Study papers and see that he did learn that homosexual men in Samoa may perpetuate gay genes by being good uncles…
Twelve years. If education were a product we would be suing."
Is it just me? This is getting out of hand! But wait, Rios continues to document more hair-raising accounts from our nation's schools that will make you want to grab your monitor and throw it out the window...
"In Deerfield, Illinois, a required Freshman orientation class features gay, straight, lesbian and bi-sexual students telling 14 year olds the ins and outs of homosexual sex with their young audience strictly forbidden to tell their parents. In schools across the nation homosexuality is taught in every discipline from the use of math word problems related to same gender sex to the science of non-existent gay genes to history claiming Abraham Lincoln had a love affair with his law partner, Billy Herndon.
Massachusetts, Vermont and California have blazed the trail on these matters…providing co-ed bathrooms in schools and allowing students even in some grade schools to alter their gender if so led.
After the legalization of Civil Unions in Vermont, Outright Vermont, a homosexual advocacy organization hosted a weekend seminar funded by tax dollars that taught middle schoolers about a violent homosexual act called “fisting” and girls how to remove healthy breasts if they preferred to be boys…complete with photos and live demonstrations."
Massachusetts, Vermont and California have blazed the trail on these matters…providing co-ed bathrooms in schools and allowing students even in some grade schools to alter their gender if so led.
After the legalization of Civil Unions in Vermont, Outright Vermont, a homosexual advocacy organization hosted a weekend seminar funded by tax dollars that taught middle schoolers about a violent homosexual act called “fisting” and girls how to remove healthy breasts if they preferred to be boys…complete with photos and live demonstrations."
No wonder our schools are failing miserably in comparson to other countries where efforts are made to concentrate on Math, Science and Social Studies. PARENTS should decide what age is appropriate their kids should learn about sex, not gay activists who are pushing a slanted agenda. I heartily concur with Rios's closing sentence about our children's cirriculum. "Away with the gay Samoans and up with Napoleon!"
11 comments:
In fairness, at least fisting is an important career skill.
All I can say to that is that these wicked people are - "...because of your hard and impenitent heart you are storing up wrath for yourselves on the day of wrath when God's righteous judgment will be revealed." (Romans 2:5, ESV)
I'm in my early 40's. I didnt learn about so-called "fisting" until about a year or so ago. When I did learn about it, it messed me up for about a week!
And now they want to teach this to middle schoolers? If you think we have problems now, wait until they pass their agenda and it takes affect for a decade or so.
We're screwed as a society if this continues.
We're already screwed in that regard; and have been for nearly 10 years. This is considered amenable on the notion that their older siblings already know and talk about it. And partake.
The generic gay thing is just standard agenda politics however.
I remain blissfully ignorant of most if not all of these perversities, as I went to public school long before the perverts got their foot in the door.
Of course, I am also ignorant--albeit not so blissfully--of many useful things which the public schools should have but failed to teach me. But that is more a function of mediocrity than perversity.
JD,
I have said it before and I will say it again-
"Fasten your seat belt, it is going to be a bumpy ride." In short it is only going to get worse, not better.
JD, I don't know how you feel, but I feel that sin is not so much the problem as it is people's incessant DENIAL of sin, or seeking to rationalize it that is the problem. People will commit sin- and for that the Church is the agent of God's mercy, not God's judgment. However people do not acknowledge sin, or they seek to rationalize it- which is a bigger problem then sin itself.
Society today is not worse becasue people are sinning more. Sin is sin and it has been with society since the beginning. Society is worse becasue people deny sin or seek to rationalize it.
This is exactely why people like McBrien are so much of a problem- becasue they feed into this mentality when they make fun of the devil and castigate the Church for believing in the devil.
Thanks for posting this JD, you find so many interesting articles.
I had lots of thoughts as I read you post. But when I came to "The Catholic Apologist", he said what I wanted to so much better than I could have.
Oh yeah,Maryland Crustacean, I too completed my public school education prior to perversions being part of the curriculum. But, I also have had to do quite a bit of reading on my own even after college to feel that I'm on level with a lot of information.
Thank you for your comments.
It now seems that Baptist Press is reporting on this as well. For example, in the Montana example, "Ninth-graders would begin learning that "erotic images in art reflect society's views about sexuality & help people understand sexuality." Link
Did anyone really doubt this at all?
As if on cue, House Democrats Insert Gay Rights into Immigration Debate.
Oh sweet! I can make money running legal coyote for Russian women and men. Twice the demand, same supply.
JD: in regards to Vermont providing co-ed bathrooms, that is not accurate. What happened is that the University of Vermont built a new student center on the main campus and they made it a point to tell the newspaper about handicapped-accessible single-user restrooms that would be gender-neutral, meaning that they could be used by either males or females (obviously, one person at a time). And then some transgender group falsely proclaimed that those were for them. This whole thing got blown out of proportion. There are no co-ed bathrooms in Vermont schools.
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