The Gaytheist Agenda

This one is pretty nasty. A group of swingers in Texas apparently doped children (some of whom were their own and others who attended a local day-care center) with painkillers and made them perform sex shows for them. (I wonder why it is, if the RRRW is so against sexual perversion and extramarital sex, they aren’t crusading against “swingers”. But that’s for another time…back to the story.)

A tiny Texas community is bracing itself for more revelations in a child abuse case, in which children as young as five were allegedly given powerful painkillers and prompted to perform sex shows for adults.
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In all, six adults have been charged in connection with the case, including a parent of three of the children.
Mineola, about 80 miles east of Dallas, was the location for the sex shows, which were performed in a building where prosecutors say four children were trained to perform in front of an audience of 50 to 100 once a week.
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Sick, sick, sick. Yet people claim same-sex couples shouldn’t be able to have children because the risk of abuse is too great.

 

Addendum. A comment has arrived. Blue Linchpin said:

 

Surprised? I’m not. It’s been going on forever. Only they’re called Child Beauty Pageants!

As much as I dislike child beauty pageants I really can’t equate them to what the sick SOBs in TX did to those children. It’s true that they’re both forms of exploitation, but the pageants aren’t sexual abuse. They’re close, but they’re not there…yet.

Take a high-school student who failed a state-mandated test. Add one mother desperate to get the girl into a private school, and a school administrator willing to prey on that desperation. Now you have the makings of a scandal.

It’s the middle of the day when a white pickup truck pulls into the back of a motel on 1960. Then it goes to the very back to park for a long while. We already know who the driver is. His name is LaVern Jordan and he runs Parkway Christian School.

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The woman getting in Jordan’s passenger seat is a parent who’s been trying to get her 18 year daughter enrolled in Jordan’s school.

“She hadn’t passed the TAKS test and she hasn’t got all her credits, that’s the reason we are going to that school,” the mother told us.

A fee to the school and some course work can get students a diploma without passing the required state test at Parkway Christian School, where the Web site boasts, “a program based on Christian character, morals, values and integrity.”

Dolcefino: “How long were you talking to him before sex came into it?”

Mother: “No longer than five or ten minutes.”

Dolcefino: “What were you thinking?”

Mother: “This man has got to be crazy.”

Now back to Jordan.

Dolcefino: “There’s no tape?”

Jordan: “Will you get out of my way please?”

Dolcefino: “There’s no tape of you and this woman?”

Jordan: “No. Wayne will you please move? No.”

Dolcefino: “Well, you’re going to hear it.”

And so are you.

Jordan on tape: “Do you have sexual relationships often anymore? Are you seeing a man now?”

Mother: “No. Nuh-uh.”

Jordan had already promised to waive the $300 school enrollment fee for a much different kind of payment.

Jordan: “For the uh, enrollment fee and stuff like that, maybe you and I can do something, you think?”

Mother: “Yeah, what, I mean what, what, you gonna wipe out all the fees?”

Jordan: “All the enrollment fees.”

Mother: “All the enrollment fees?”

Jordan: “Three hundred dollars.”

Mother: “So you gonna wipe everything if me and you get together?”

Jordan: “The enrollment fee, yeah.”

Mother: “Ok.”

Jordan: “If you and I get together.”

Mother: “What you mean? I mean, what?

Jordan: “Excuse me and I don’t mean to be so blunt but I am talking about f—— you.”

Mother: “You talking about what?”

Jordan: “F—— you.”

“I couldn’t believe someone was saying such things like that,” the mother told us. “I couldn’t believe it.”

And the tape shows Jordan wasn’t just talking about a one time thing.

Jordan: “For the $300 I would expect maybe we could get together several times, you think?”

Mother: “Several times, whatcha mean several times?”

Jordan: “Well I don’t know, you might like whatcha getting.”

Jordan was ready for action right then.

Jordan: “If you’re not in like just a great big hurry, I know uh, of a place not too far that we can go and I can just do that we can just do some play around a little bit. Would you like that?”

Jordan: “We could go and we could do some t–ty play.”

Jordan wanted to make sure no one else would know.

Jordan: “Nobody else will know nothing?”

Mother: “Nuh-uh.”

Jordan: “Can I touch you?”

But our parent will make Mr. Jordan wait for his sexual rendezvous and this time she’ll be carrying our hidden camera and microphone.

“I was meeting with him specifically for y’all to expose him to the world and to those parents sending their kids up there,” the mother told us.

Thursday at 10pm, the rendezvous we caught on tape. You won’t hear it anywhere else.

See the exclusive video here.

Where are the RRRW sex-monitors when you need them? Oh yes, they’re probably too busy running off propaganda pamphlets for the “Day of (un)Truth” to pay attention to something this inconsequential.

 

The media has been rife with stories of priests sexually abusing minors for years now and lawsuits have bankrupted many a diocese. In a rather unusual twist a nun has been sentenced to a year in jail and 10 years probation for the sexual abuse of two teens when she was their principal forty years ago.

Sister Norma Giannini avoided a trial by pleading no-contest in November to two felony counts of indecent behavior with a child.

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One of Giannini’s accusers, James St. Patrick, 55, of Belgium, Wis., asked Donald to impose a longer sentence. After the hearing, he said he was angry.

“When are we going to start dealing with female rapists and give them the same sentence as male rapists?” he asked.

In addition to the year behind bars, Giannini was ordered to serve 10 years of supervised probation. She has 60 days to report to jail.

The other accuser, Gerald Kobs, also 55, sobbed as he told the judge the abuse left him suicidal and emotionally withdrawn.

“It’s going to take a while to have a reaction,” he said after the sentencing. “I’m just glad it’s over.”

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They told authorities they had dozens of sexual encounters with Giannini, including intercourse, while attending St. Patrick’s School in Milwaukee during the 1960s, according to a criminal complaint. Giannini taught eighth grade and served as principal at the school.

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Prosecutors had asked for more than $28,000 in restitution, mainly for therapy costs, but the judge noted Giannini had taken a vow of poverty 60 years ago and had virtually no assets.

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A psychologist told prosecutors in 2006 that Giannini identified four other victims to an Archdiocese of Milwaukee panel. The three were in Milwaukee and one was in Chicago, where she worked before and after her stint in Wisconsin, the Chicago Tribune reported Friday.

No charges in those cases have been filed.

Nauseating and despicable. No doubt the parents of those boys sent them there believing that since it was a religious school they were not only getting a higher quality education and better sense of morality, but were safer. Little did they know…

The notion that religious = moral must come to an end. Religious people are not inherently more moral than are non-religious people, and it is all too easy to hide evil behind a mantle of religious piety. People must judge morality by actions, not labels or ideologies.

Yeah, he’s definitely got that “Hey little girl–you want a piece of candy?” look about him.

Kevin Alfred Strom, founder of the White Nationalist (as well as homophobic) group National Vanguard pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in federal court recently.

Kevin Alfred Strom was originally scheduled for a trial this week on several child porn charges. Instead, the 51-year-old pleaded guilty to a single count and prosecutors dropped the remaining charges against him.

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Strom was once part of the leadership of the National Alliance, a West Virginia-based organization Potok said was a white supremacist group.

Strom edited some of the organization’s publications and produced and sometimes hosted its shortwave radio and Internet broadcast.

“Jews are so dominant and influential in debasing and deceiving white women and girls on such a massive scale that, to any decent white person, no forgiveness is possible,” Strom said at the beginning of one August 2003 radio show.

Jews debase and deceive women and girls? That’s the pot calling the kettle black, or perhaps good old-fashioned projection.

Elisha Strom, who is estranged but not divorced from her husband, said they moved to Greene County in 2000, when Kevin Strom was working for National Alliance.

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Things started to break down for the couple in 2006, after Elisha said she returned home one day and found her husband sitting naked in front of the computer looking at child pornography.

Afterward, in an apparent attempt to patch things up, the two signed a notarized contract in which Kevin Strom agreed to seek treatment for pedophilia. But the couple’s relationship continued to disintegrate.

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In August 2006, investigators seized Strom’s computer during a raid of his home. He was arrested in January 2007 after a federal grand jury indicted him on charges of witness intimidation and possession of child pornography.

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In April, Kevin Strom was indicted on an additional charge of attempting to sexually entice a minor. Authorities said he’d been fixated on a 10-year-old classmate of his stepdaughter’s.

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However, judge Norman K. Moon threw out the charges. Though he said there was “overwhelming evidence” that Strom was sexually attracted to the girl, Moon ruled that there wasn’t enough evidence to charge him with attempting to sexually coerce her.

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The trial for the remaining pornography charges was postponed until Monday. In a summary of what the case would have been had it gone to court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Gould wrote that Strom later acknowledged to authorities that he’d downloaded child pornography.

Strom will remain at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail until his sentencing. He could face up to a decade in prison at his April sentencing in U.S. District Court, though federal guidelines could call for a much lighter sentence.

It would be interesting to do a psychological study to determine if there is a correlation between openly espoused hatred of one or more groups and criminal sexual perversions. Given the number of such cases I’ve seen I imagine there would be.

In the meantime I’ll recommend Strom for Conservative Babylon. He’ll fit right in there.