The World's Homosexuals Travel To India To Rape Young Boys

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Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India

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Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia

PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
sexual gratification through children.


Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.


Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
the island.


It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
charges.



Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.


Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."


Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.


Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
various stages of sex abuse.


Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
screens.

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Homosexual SCUM!

[W3]

***@privacy.net wrote:

> Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>
> Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>
>
> Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>
> PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> sexual gratification through children.
>
>
> Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>
>
> Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> the island.
>
>
> It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> charges.
>
>
>
> Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>
>
> Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>
>
> Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>
>
> Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> various stages of sex abuse.
>
>
> Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> screens.
>
> ***
>
> Homosexual SCUM!
>

Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.

[Brent Norman]

"W3" <***@aol.com> wrote in message
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> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >
> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >
> >
> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >
> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > sexual gratification through children.
> >
> >
> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >
> >
> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > the island.
> >
> >
> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > charges.
> >
> >
> >
> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >
> >
> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >
> >
> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >
> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >
> >
> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > screens.
> >
> > ***
> >
> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >
>
> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.

You forgot to include heterosexuals in your list of people that have always
traveled to third world countries to engage in sex with very young children.

If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/11/1086749894537.html?from=moreStories&oneclick=true

Among pedophiles visiting Thailand are Australians in search of girls as
young as eight, writes Mark Baker.

"...Sarah's friend Aimee is 14 years old. Two years ago an American in his
early 30s called Bill took her on a tour of Thailand, during which she was
repeatedly raped. Bill promised Aimee's parents money, but after two weeks
he dumped her and fled the country without paying...."


http://www.towardfreedom.com/1998/nov98/thailand.htm

"At an age when we still regard them as children, thousands of young girls
from northern Thailand are being lured into prostitution. Girls as young as
10 are sold to the brothels of Bangkok, other Thai cities, and overseas.
Others drift into prostitution when they move to larger towns for
employment. From there, they migrate to cities, where they're likely to end
up in poorly paid factory or restaurant jobs with substandard conditions and
links to the sex industry."

[Jeff North]

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, in alt.politics.homosexuality "Brent
Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>| If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>| and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>| you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>| start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.

Sums up these bigots to a T.
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[j***@privacy.net]

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 01:51:36 GMT, Jeff North
<***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote:

>On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, in alt.politics.homosexuality "Brent
>Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>| If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>>| and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>>| you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>>| start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.

>Sums up these bigots to a T.


No, he is just another homosexual lying, denying and making every
effort to suppress the truth about homosexuality.

I direct your attention to this excerpt from the article that the
lying homosexual deleted:

"Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.

Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
various stages of sex abuse.

Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
screens."

***

Again, all homosexuals are SCUM!


DD-SS



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How homosexual of you...

[wonderer]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 01:51:36 GMT, Jeff North
> <***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote:
>
> >On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, in alt.politics.homosexuality "Brent
> >Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >>| If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
boys
> >>| and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
help
> >>| you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
as we
> >>| start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
anymore.
>
> >Sums up these bigots to a T.
>
>
> No, he is just another homosexual lying, denying and making every
> effort to suppress the truth about homosexuality.
>
> I direct your attention to this excerpt from the article that the
> lying homosexual deleted:
>
> "Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>
> Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> various stages of sex abuse.
>
> Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> screens."
>
> ***
>
> Again, all homosexuals are SCUM!

Say's he looking in the mirror


WONDERER


>
>
> DD-SS
>
>
>
> >---------------------------------------------------------------
> >***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au : Remove your pants to reply
> >---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> How homosexual of you...
>

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 01:51:36 GMT, Jeff North
> <***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote:
>
> >On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, in alt.politics.homosexuality "Brent
> >Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >>| If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
boys
> >>| and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
help
> >>| you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
as we
> >>| start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
anymore.
>
> >Sums up these bigots to a T.
>
>
> No, he is just another homosexual lying, denying and making every
> effort to suppress the truth about homosexuality.

The "truth" about homosexuality is that homosexuals are not pedophiles, any
more than heterosexuals are pedophiles.

>
> I direct your attention to this excerpt from the article that the
> lying homosexual deleted:
>
> "Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>
> Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> various stages of sex abuse.
>
> Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> screens."
>
> ***
>
> Again, all homosexuals are SCUM!

Why, because they ALL have sex with children? They don't. Not even
remotely close.

And you omitted the pair of references I added too:

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/11/1086749894537.html?from=moreStories&oneclick=true

Among pedophiles visiting Thailand are Australians in search of girls as
young as eight, writes Mark Baker.

"...Sarah's friend Aimee is 14 years old. Two years ago an American in his
early 30s called Bill took her on a tour of Thailand, during which she was
repeatedly raped. Bill promised Aimee's parents money, but after two weeks
he dumped her and fled the country without paying...."


http://www.towardfreedom.com/1998/nov98/thailand.htm

"At an age when we still regard them as children, thousands of young girls
from northern Thailand are being lured into prostitution. Girls as young as
10 are sold to the brothels of Bangkok, other Thai cities, and overseas.
Others drift into prostitution when they move to larger towns for
employment. From there, they migrate to cities, where they're likely to end
up in poorly paid factory or restaurant jobs with substandard conditions and
links to the sex industry."

I guess by that standard, I should declare that all heterosexuals are SCUM?

[Jeff North]

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 22:34:15 -0400, in alt.politics.homosexuality
<***@privacy.net> wrote:

>| On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 01:51:36 GMT, Jeff North
>| <***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote:
>|
>| >On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, in alt.politics.homosexuality "Brent
>| >Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>| >
>| >>| If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>| >>| and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>| >>| you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>| >>| start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>|
>| >Sums up these bigots to a T.
>|
>| No, he is just another homosexual lying, denying and making every
>| effort to suppress the truth about homosexuality.
>|
>| I direct your attention to this excerpt from the article that the
>| lying homosexual deleted:
>|
>| "Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>| septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>| involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>|
>| Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>| young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>| shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>| various stages of sex abuse.
>|
>| Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>| concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>| organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>| concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>| alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>| screens."
>|
>| ***
>|
>| Again, all homosexuals are SCUM!

Thank you for proving Brent's observation about bigots.

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>|
>| How homosexual of you...

Then why did you remove your pants to reply to this thread?
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[j***@privacy.net]

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.

The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
group?

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as
we
> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>
> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> group?

Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are constructed, a
reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the sexual
exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest assumption.
While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title is
hardly representative of reality. It looks to me like someone is trying to
make the old haggard case of homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain
wrong in so many ways.

I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue. This is
clearly an attempt to enflame emotions with a loaded sentence.

[j***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as
>we
>> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>>
>> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> group?
>
>Nice evasion.

Nice lying , denying and attempted suppression of the truth about
homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys.

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
boys
> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
help
> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
as
> >we
> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
anymore.
> >>
> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> >> group?
> >
> >Nice evasion.
>
> Nice lying , denying and attempted suppression of the truth about
> homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys.

No, you are the one lying, denying, and attempting to suppress the truth
about homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys, not me. You are the
one inventing a connection between the openly, happy, gay guy who lives down
the street, and the guy on the news arrested for CSA on a same-gender
victim. CSA is CSA, and has as much to do with homosexuality as it does to
heterosexuality.

Even if it were true that homosexuals had a higher 'chance' of perpetuating
CSA than their hetero counterparts, it does not negate that heterosexuals
also have a risk factor for CSA, and due to the sheer quantity of
heterosexuals vs homosexuals, the ability to inflict a lot more abuse on a
lot more kids than the homosexuals. Should we keep heterosexuals away from
children and look at them with suspicion too, maybe have children cared and
raised by robots to prevent such things from happening.. either way, I doubt
the sincerity of your attempt to convict all homosexuals of CSA. If you
really cared about children, you would be at least equally or more concerned
about the "heterosexual abuse of young girls" since it takes place with much
greater frequency and affects a great deal more children. Especially if you
are of the school of thought that each and every case must be prevented,
you'd be served by minimizing the largest amount of abuse.

[j***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:01:59 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> >news:***@4ax.com...
>> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
>boys
>> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
>help
>> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
>as
>> >we
>> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
>anymore.
>> >>
>> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> >> group?
>> >
>> >Nice evasion.
>>
>> Nice lying , denying and attempted suppression of the truth about
>> homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys.
>
>No, you are the one lying, denying, and attempting to suppress the truth
>about homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys, not me. You are the
>one inventing a connection between the openly, happy, gay guy who lives down
>the street, and the guy on the news arrested for CSA on a same-gender
>victim. CSA is CSA, and has as much to do with homosexuality as it does to
>heterosexuality.

Tell that to the tens of thousands of young boys in the churches and
young men in the seminaries of the Catholics church who for decades
were repeatedly raped by homosexual priest.

One has to wonder if homosexuals will ever accept responsibility for
the harm you cause...

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:01:59 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >
> >> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about
both
> >boys
> >> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they
can
> >help
> >> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As
soon
> >as
> >> >we
> >> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
> >anymore.
> >> >>
> >> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> >> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading
abuse
> >> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> >> >> group?
> >> >
> >> >Nice evasion.
> >>
> >> Nice lying , denying and attempted suppression of the truth about
> >> homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >No, you are the one lying, denying, and attempting to suppress the truth
> >about homosexuality and the sexual abuse of young boys, not me. You are
the
> >one inventing a connection between the openly, happy, gay guy who lives
down
> >the street, and the guy on the news arrested for CSA on a same-gender
> >victim. CSA is CSA, and has as much to do with homosexuality as it does
to
> >heterosexuality.
>
> Tell that to the tens of thousands of young boys in the churches and
> young men in the seminaries of the Catholics church who for decades
> were repeatedly raped by homosexual priest.
>

Tell that to the TENS of MILLIONS of young girls in churches, families, and
young women in the convents, and other instututions, and outside of them,
around the nation and around the world who for millennia were repeatedly
raped by heterosexual priests, fathers, bosses, husbands, boyfriends and
acquaintances.

> One has to wonder if homosexuals will ever accept responsibility for
> the harm you cause...

"homosexuals" will never accept responsibility for the misdeeds of an
INDIVIDUAL. "homosexuals" is not a coherent collective. Like
heterosexuals, they don't all live the same lives, they don't follow a
single leader, and they are not responsible for the conduct of individuals
who happen to have ONLY their attraction to the same/opposite gender in
common with them. As I was saying, I would never hold "heterosexuals in
general" responsible for the misdeeds of a heterosexual rapist or child
abuser. How would that be just. Do you have control of other
heterosexuals? How?

[w***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as
>we
>> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>>
>> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> group?
>
>Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are constructed, a
>reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the sexual
>exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest assumption.
>While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
>practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title is
>hardly representative of reality.

>It looks to me like someone is trying to make the old haggard case of
>homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain wrong in so many ways.

It's a current as any societal shame in America.
The homosexual priest of the Catholic church have engaged in
homosexual abuse of male children for decades and with the victims
being tens of thousands of young men and boys. There is no need
for me to reinvent the homosexual wheel of sexual child abuse.

>I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
>To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.

Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
the so called "marriage rights" of heterosexuals a political issue
Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
Adoption a political issue. And the whine goes on...

>

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
boys
> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
help
> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
as
> >we
> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
anymore.
> >>
> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> >> group?
> >
> >Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are constructed,
a
> >reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the
sexual
> >exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest
assumption.
> >While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
> >practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title is
> >hardly representative of reality.
>
> >It looks to me like someone is trying to make the old haggard case of
> >homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain wrong in so many ways.
>
> It's a current as any societal shame in America.
> The homosexual priest of the Catholic church have engaged in
> homosexual abuse of male children for decades and with the victims
> being tens of thousands of young men and boys. There is no need
> for me to reinvent the homosexual wheel of sexual child abuse.

A "homosexual priest of the Catholic church" has little in common with any
out gay person. No gay person I've ever known is a Catholic priest, and no
one I know knows a homosexual Catholic priest.

Holding up a Catholic priest as an example of typical homosexual behaviour
is dishonest at best, and vile deception at worst.


> >I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To
India
> >To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
> >heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>
> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
> the so called "marriage rights" of heterosexuals a political issue

The persons that have an aversion to homosexuals are the ones that make it a
political issue. I'm all for it not being a political issue. It should be
a personal matter for the couple involved, just as is with heterosexuals
that feel so inclined to become a married couple.

> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
> Adoption a political issue. And the whine goes on...

Again, it becomes a political issue when other busybodies attempt to make it
so.

[w***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:13:59 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> >news:***@4ax.com...
>> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both
>boys
>> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can
>help
>> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon
>as
>> >we
>> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
>anymore.
>> >>
>> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> >> group?
>> >
>> >Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are constructed,
>a
>> >reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the
>sexual
>> >exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest
>assumption.
>> >While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
>> >practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title is
>> >hardly representative of reality.
>>
>> >It looks to me like someone is trying to make the old haggard case of
>> >homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain wrong in so many ways.
>>
>> It's a current as any societal shame in America.
>> The homosexual priest of the Catholic church have engaged in
>> homosexual abuse of male children for decades and with the victims
>> being tens of thousands of young men and boys. There is no need
>> for me to reinvent the homosexual wheel of sexual child abuse.
>
>A "homosexual priest of the Catholic church" has little in common with any
>out gay person. No gay person I've ever known is a Catholic priest, and no
>one I know knows a homosexual Catholic priest.
>
>Holding up a Catholic priest as an example of typical homosexual behaviour
>is dishonest at best, and vile deception at worst.

The only dishonesty here is that homosexuals will not accept
responsibility for the harm they cause in our society.

>> >I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To
>India
>> >To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>> >heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>>
>> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
>> the so called "marriage rights" of heterosexuals a political issue
>
>The persons that have an aversion to homosexuals are the ones that make it a
>political issue. I'm all for it not being a political issue. It should be
>a personal matter for the couple involved, just as is with heterosexuals
>that feel so inclined to become a married couple.

What it should be and what homosexuals have made it are quite
different.

>> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
>> Adoption a political issue. And the whine goes on...
>
>Again, it becomes a political issue when other busybodies attempt to make it
>so.

Homosexuals always attempt to politicize their issues. It a trademark
of their dishonesty.

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:13:59 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >
> >> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> >> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about
both
> >boys
> >> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they
can
> >help
> >> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As
soon
> >as
> >> >we
> >> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
> >anymore.
> >> >>
> >> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> >> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading
abuse
> >> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> >> >> group?
> >> >
> >> >Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are
constructed,
> >a
> >> >reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the
> >sexual
> >> >exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest
> >assumption.
> >> >While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
> >> >practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title
is
> >> >hardly representative of reality.
> >>
> >> >It looks to me like someone is trying to make the old haggard case of
> >> >homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain wrong in so many ways.
> >>
> >> It's a current as any societal shame in America.
> >> The homosexual priest of the Catholic church have engaged in
> >> homosexual abuse of male children for decades and with the victims
> >> being tens of thousands of young men and boys. There is no need
> >> for me to reinvent the homosexual wheel of sexual child abuse.
> >
> >A "homosexual priest of the Catholic church" has little in common with
any
> >out gay person. No gay person I've ever known is a Catholic priest, and
no
> >one I know knows a homosexual Catholic priest.
> >
> >Holding up a Catholic priest as an example of typical homosexual
behaviour
> >is dishonest at best, and vile deception at worst.
>
> The only dishonesty here is that homosexuals will not accept
> responsibility for the harm they cause in our society.
>
> >> >I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To
> >India
> >> >To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
> >> >heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
> >>
> >> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
> >> the so called "marriage rights" of heterosexuals a political issue
> >
> >The persons that have an aversion to homosexuals are the ones that make
it a
> >political issue. I'm all for it not being a political issue. It should
be
> >a personal matter for the couple involved, just as is with heterosexuals
> >that feel so inclined to become a married couple.
>
> What it should be and what homosexuals have made it are quite
> different.

LOL, and whose fault is that?

>
> >> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
> >> Adoption a political issue. And the whine goes on...
> >
> >Again, it becomes a political issue when other busybodies attempt to make
it
> >so.
>
> Homosexuals always attempt to politicize their issues. It a trademark
> of their dishonesty.
>

It wouldn't be political if SOME folks didn't raise such a huge deal about
it. Look at the vote for the Federal marriage Amendment.. What is more
important: terrorists in the nature and healthcare, or the legal standing of
the relationship between Sue and Jenny who have lived together down the
street for 12 years? I mean, really!?!

[W***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 08:29:09 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:13:59 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> >news:***@4ax.com...
>> >> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> >> >news:***@4ax.com...
>> >> >> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> >> >> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >> >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about
>both
>> >boys
>> >> >> >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they
>can
>> >help
>> >> >> >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As
>soon
>> >as
>> >> >we
>> >> >> >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care
>> >anymore.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> >> >> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading
>abuse
>> >> >> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> >> >> group?
>> >> >
>> >> >Nice evasion. The way the original and subsequent posts are
>constructed,
>> >a
>> >> >reader is lead to believe that the only people who are guilty of the
>> >sexual
>> >> >exploitation of children are homosexuals. A terribly dishonest
>> >assumption.
>> >> >While I will agree that some persons who are homosexual engage in such
>> >> >practices, they are hardly representative of the whole, and the title
>is
>> >> >hardly representative of reality.
>> >>
>> >> >It looks to me like someone is trying to make the old haggard case of
>> >> >homosexuality=pedophilia, which is just plain wrong in so many ways.
>> >>
>> >> It's a current as any societal shame in America.
>> >> The homosexual priest of the Catholic church have engaged in
>> >> homosexual abuse of male children for decades and with the victims
>> >> being tens of thousands of young men and boys. There is no need
>> >> for me to reinvent the homosexual wheel of sexual child abuse.
>> >
>> >A "homosexual priest of the Catholic church" has little in common with
>any
>> >out gay person. No gay person I've ever known is a Catholic priest, and
>no
>> >one I know knows a homosexual Catholic priest.
>> >
>> >Holding up a Catholic priest as an example of typical homosexual
>behaviour
>> >is dishonest at best, and vile deception at worst.
>>
>> The only dishonesty here is that homosexuals will not accept
>> responsibility for the harm they cause in our society.
>>
>> >> >I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To
>> >India
>> >> >To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>> >> >heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>> >>
>> >> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
>> >> the so called "marriage rights" of heterosexuals a political issue
>> >
>> >The persons that have an aversion to homosexuals are the ones that make
>it a
>> >political issue. I'm all for it not being a political issue. It should
>be
>> >a personal matter for the couple involved, just as is with heterosexuals
>> >that feel so inclined to become a married couple.
>>
>> What it should be and what homosexuals have made it are quite
>> different.
>
>LOL, and whose fault is that?
>
>>
>> >> Homosexuals are constantly and continuously trying to make
>> >> Adoption a political issue. And the whine goes on...
>> >
>> >Again, it becomes a political issue when other busybodies attempt to make
>it
>> >so.
>>
>> Homosexuals always attempt to politicize their issues. It a trademark
>> of their dishonesty.
>>
>
>It wouldn't be political if SOME folks didn't raise such a huge deal about
>it. Look at the vote for the Federal marriage Amendment.. What is more
>important: terrorists in the nature and healthcare, or the legal standing of
>the relationship between Sue and Jenny who have lived together down the
>street for 12 years? I mean, really!?!


That's for the representatives of the American people to decide isn't
it. Such government seems representative government seems strange to
your kind of course.

[j***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
<***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
>To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.


Homosexuality is a political issue only because homosexuals have
made it such. Most civilized societies see homosexuals and
homosexuality as nothing more than a sexual perversion. One that is
grossly promiscuous, disease ridden, self centered and self serving.

[Brent Norman]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To
India
> >To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
> >heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>
>
> Homosexuality is a political issue only because homosexuals have
> made it such. Most civilized societies see homosexuals and
> homosexuality as nothing more than a sexual perversion.

Actually, it is mostly less-civilized societies that have such views. I
remember that at the time of the swearing in of that gay bishop in the
Episcopal church, several third world nations protested in the extreme,
while most of the "civilized" nations were much less up in arms. Shows the
point of societal evolution they are at. Stay in the past, and you'll be
left behind. We live in one of the most advanced societies in history. It
is inevitable that it will also be the most progressive and
forward-thinking. Of that I have no doubt.

> One that is
> grossly promiscuous, disease ridden, self centered and self serving.

Well I'm not grossly promiscuous, have no diseases, I wouldn't call myself
self-centered either - I give back to my society whenever I can, whether it
be financial or volunteerism. As for self-serving, isn't everyone
self-serving to some extent? I looks as if you just strung together a
series of negative adjectives in a feeble attempt to paint all homos with
certain negative characteristics that are just as easily found in
heterosexuals, albeit a minority of them, just as in homos.

As for homosexuality becoming a political issue, who are the people mounting
massive initiatives to add a definition to marriage restricting it to
opposite-sex couples? Who are the people launching political campaigns on
platforms specifically aimed at homosexuals? Who are the people making a
big deal about two guys or girls holding hands? Not me. Not most gays. To
me it should be irrelevant. It should be a non-issue. We should have the
same opportunities for rights and responsibilities as our straight
counterparts as long as we are civil. If all was right, there wouldn't be
any political discussions. Leave sexuality, hetero or otherwise, in the
bedrooms, and out of the legislatures.

[Matty]

On 19/8/04 3:07 AM, in article
%0MUc.1797717$***@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com, "Brent
Norman" <***@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> <***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>> <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
>>> To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>>> heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>>
>> Homosexuality is a political issue only because homosexuals have
>> made it such. Most civilized societies see homosexuals and
>> homosexuality as nothing more than a sexual perversion.
>
> Actually, it is mostly less-civilized societies that have such views. I
> remember that at the time of the swearing in of that gay bishop in the
> Episcopal church, several third world nations protested in the extreme,
> while most of the "civilized" nations were much less up in arms. Shows the
> point of societal evolution they are at. Stay in the past, and you'll be
> left behind. We live in one of the most advanced societies in history. It
> is inevitable that it will also be the most progressive and
> forward-thinking. Of that I have no doubt.

It seems to be quit true in the field of science; whilst we have the current
US government rolling religiously inspired laws onto people we have
countries who are civilised, Korea, Japan, and a good part of Europe, making
great advances in the field of stem cell research. These countries just so
happen not to have the same level of hate crimes that occur in the US.

Matty
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everything Unix stands for.

[w***@privacy.net]

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 23:07:35 GMT, ***@yahoo.com.au (Thom)
wrote:

>On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 12:34:25 -0400, <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>><***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
>>>To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>>>heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>>
>>
>>Homosexuality is a political issue only because homosexuals have
>>made it such. Most civilized societies see homosexuals and
>>homosexuality as nothing more than a sexual perversion.
>Only right wing idiots see it as a pervision, the rest of us just
>don't care and have better things to worry about especially how Bush
>is screwing up the world.
>
>>One that is
>>grossly promiscuous,
>
>which is bad why?
>
>>disease ridden,
>
>the vast majority of aids is heterosexual and the major transmission
>method is dirty needles.
>
>>self centered and self serving.
>
>so they are all republicans too?
>
>What gets me about you guys is you scream about gays and when they
>mess with the opposite sex you scream even louder. You want them to
>be Hetro but get upset if they are, its like wanting them to learn to
>swim but refuse to put water in the pool.
>
>Make up your mind.

Out of Prozac, huh, boy...

>THOM

[Scott Hendricks]

Thom wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 12:34:25 -0400, <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>
>>On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 13:29:35 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>><***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I don't see another thread called "The World's Heterosexuals Travel To India
>>>To Rapy Young Girls", nor is there a political newsgroup aimed at
>>>heterosexuality, since heterosexuality is not a political issue.
>>
>>
>>Homosexuality is a political issue only because homosexuals have
>>made it such. Most civilized societies see homosexuals and
>>homosexuality as nothing more than a sexual perversion.
>
> Only right wing idiots see it as a pervision, the rest of us just
> don't care and have better things to worry about especially how Bush
> is screwing up the world.
>
>
>>One that is
>>grossly promiscuous,
>
>
> which is bad why?
>
>
>>disease ridden,
>
>
> the vast majority of aids is heterosexual and the major transmission
> method is dirty needles.

Ahh, but here in the good ol' U.S. of A homosexuals lead the majority of
hiv infections, and since they are only around 3% of the population then
what the hell is going on and why have they represented the majority for
over two decades??

[j***@privacy.net]

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:31:57 GMT, ***@yahoo.com.au (Thom)
wrote:

>The problem needs to be looked at as a public health issue.

Indeed! One in which homosexuals have been the No.1 vector in the US
for more than 20 years. Homosexuals while representing less than 3% of
the population have accounted for almost 50% of all new AIDS cases in
the US every year since 1980.

Bring back the quarantine!

[Scott Hendricks]

***@privacy.net wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:31:57 GMT, ***@yahoo.com.au (Thom)
> wrote:
>
>
>>The problem needs to be looked at as a public health issue.
>
>
> Indeed! One in which homosexuals have been the No.1 vector in the US
> for more than 20 years. Homosexuals while representing less than 3% of
> the population have accounted for almost 50% of all new AIDS cases in
> the US every year since 1980.
>
> Bring back the quarantine!


Barring the full blown aids cases reported to the CDC homosexuals have
lead the majority (over 50%) of hiv infections in America for a very
long time (decades).
Whether it be hiv infected or full-blown aids homosexuals still
represent an alarming attendance for both, pretty sad if you ask me
since queers are only around 3% of the total population, the CDC didn't
even adjust for per capita in their findings.

You would think queers would at least try to clean up their act a bit
before demanding special rights and privileges.

[Brent Norman]

"Scott Hendricks" <***@example.net> wrote in message
news:v6TWc.37888$***@hydra.nntpserver.com...
> ***@privacy.net wrote:
> > On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:31:57 GMT, ***@yahoo.com.au (Thom)
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>The problem needs to be looked at as a public health issue.
> >
> >
> > Indeed! One in which homosexuals have been the No.1 vector in the US
> > for more than 20 years. Homosexuals while representing less than 3% of
> > the population have accounted for almost 50% of all new AIDS cases in
> > the US every year since 1980.
> >
> > Bring back the quarantine!
>
>
> Barring the full blown aids cases reported to the CDC homosexuals have
> lead the majority (over 50%) of hiv infections in America for a very
> long time (decades).
> Whether it be hiv infected or full-blown aids homosexuals still
> represent an alarming attendance for both, pretty sad if you ask me
> since queers are only around 3% of the total population, the CDC didn't
> even adjust for per capita in their findings.

Because they are unable to. The only thing they can distinguish is persons
who have been identified conclusively as MSM, who may not identify as "gay".
"MSM" and "gay" do overlap, (think:Venn diagram), but they are different
sets of behaviour patterns. There is not really a similar subgroup among
heterosexuals, since heterosexuals are accepted by all, one would not feel
compelled to hide his/her heterosexual inclinations.

There is undoubtedly a significant swell of homosexual men and women who do
not identify as such for obvious reasons. That is why even the best
estimates of the percentage of the population are inherently lacking.

>
> You would think queers would at least try to clean up their act a bit
> before demanding special rights and privileges.

I think it's a two way street here. Queers that identify as such and are
confident in themselves are likely to figure less prominently in those HIV
stats, since they value their lives and want to live, despite the social
strife they may face. Contrast that to the so-called Queers who feel
compelled to hide their same-sex attraction by living a double life.
Double-lives are not good for one's mental health - it means living a lie --
all the time. As such, they value their lives much less.

What "special rights and privileges" are being demanded?

[Scott Hendricks]

Thom wrote:

> On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:57:05 -0400, Scott Hendricks <***@example.net>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>Ahh, but here in the good ol' U.S. of A homosexuals lead the majority of
>>hiv infections, and since they are only around 3% of the population then
>>what the hell is going on and why have they represented the majority for
>>over two decades??
>
>
> The US statistics says
> 3% Homosexual
> 5% lesbian
> 19% bisexual practicing or not.
>
> Much of the so called gay HIV is also a needle problem but remember
> you can also get the virus (or any virus) by sharing a tooth brush if
> you both have bleeding gums.
>
> The virus needs to come in contact with an open source of blood and
> could care less how that occurs. The main reason it a problem in
> Africa is because anal sex is the main form of birth control. Places
> like Australia have less than 100 hetro transmissions a year and even
> those are suspect given drug use.
>
> The problem needs to be looked at as a public health issue. Moralists
> have no place in the debate
>
> THOM


In the U.S. aids is mostly known as "the gay disease", and for good reason.
Of course so-called "moralists" have a place in whatever debates they
want to take part in, especially in regards to homosexuals.
If it were not for the so-called "moralists" then children would be
taught in school that homosexuality is normal and acceptable even though
the facts clearly show otherwise and in fact that is already happening
in some circles.
If it were not for the so-called "moralists" a child could date a grown
man once the child reaches puberty regardless of whatever age puberty
arrives.

Do you have any morals THOM?
A so-called "moralist" is someone who knows right from wrong and is not
afraid to let you know.

[Brent Norman]

"Scott Hendricks" <***@example.net> wrote in message
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> Thom wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:57:05 -0400, Scott Hendricks <***@example.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>Ahh, but here in the good ol' U.S. of A homosexuals lead the majority of
> >>hiv infections, and since they are only around 3% of the population then
> >>what the hell is going on and why have they represented the majority for
> >>over two decades??
> >
> >
> > The US statistics says
> > 3% Homosexual
> > 5% lesbian
> > 19% bisexual practicing or not.
> >
> > Much of the so called gay HIV is also a needle problem but remember
> > you can also get the virus (or any virus) by sharing a tooth brush if
> > you both have bleeding gums.
> >
> > The virus needs to come in contact with an open source of blood and
> > could care less how that occurs. The main reason it a problem in
> > Africa is because anal sex is the main form of birth control. Places
> > like Australia have less than 100 hetro transmissions a year and even
> > those are suspect given drug use.
> >
> > The problem needs to be looked at as a public health issue. Moralists
> > have no place in the debate
> >
> > THOM
>
>
> In the U.S. aids is mostly known as "the gay disease", and for good
reason.
> Of course so-called "moralists" have a place in whatever debates they
> want to take part in, especially in regards to homosexuals.
> If it were not for the so-called "moralists" then children would be
> taught in school that homosexuality is normal and acceptable even though
> the facts clearly show otherwise and in fact that is already happening
> in some circles.

Because of so-called "moralists", children in the past and present are
taught to hate homosexuality. This is fine for the children that are
straight; it doesn't affect them, they are already given positive straight
role models and ideals - they know that they can eventually meet the
girl/guy of their dreams and maybe even get married someday if it goes well.
Gay students don't have those luxuries. They are taught to hate themselves
and their own feelings. They are taught that their relationships are
non-existent, and that they are condemned to a life of AIDS,
one-night-stands and perpetual singleness/loneliness. They are teased and
denigrated by so-called "responsible" adults as well as their own peers. So
it's no surprise that some of these kids grow up hating themselves and not
valuing their lives - taking risks and adopting other dangerous behaviours
and attitudes, seeing no hope in sight for happiness.

The so-called "moralists" have a stake in ensuring that this cycle
continues. If it were to stop, and homosexuals would be accepted by most
and taught that they are just as human as anyone else, with all the same
rights and responsibilities as everyone else, the so-called "moralists"
would have nothing to point at and complain about.

Kind of like locking a child from a very young age in a closet, then
releasing her at adulthood, and then pointing and chastising her for not
being educated!

> If it were not for the so-called "moralists" a child could date a grown
> man once the child reaches puberty regardless of whatever age puberty
> arrives.

Actually in the past, some so-called "moralists" endorsed such notions.
Marrying off children to grown men!

[w***@privacy.net]

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 23:07:35 GMT, ***@yahoo.com.au (Thom)
wrote:

>THOM

Words homos with AIDS hate to hear: "Look Alive! Here come the
buzzards." -Pogo

[Frank Provasek]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in
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>
> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> group?

By at least a factor of 10X, young girls are abused by heterosexual men.
Add the female genital mutilation of girls and infanticide of baby girls in
countries where it's considered a burden and disgrace to have a daughter.
Yet even then, a headline "World's Heterosexuals travel to (insert 3rd
world country here) to rape young girls" would be unfair. It's obvious
that you don't really care about children, but rather your twisted agenda
to create an atmosphere of hatred toward homosexuals.

Frank Provasek
Board Member
American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

[John Goodall]

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> >
> > The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> > homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> > of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> > group?
>
> By at least a factor of 10X, young girls are abused by heterosexual men.
> Add the female genital mutilation of girls and infanticide of baby girls
in
> countries where it's considered a burden and disgrace to have a daughter.
> Yet even then, a headline "World's Heterosexuals travel to (insert 3rd
> world country here) to rape young girls" would be unfair. It's obvious
> that you don't really care about children, but rather your twisted agenda
> to create an atmosphere of hatred toward homosexuals.
>
> Frank Provasek
> Board Member
> American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

Well, I wouldn't have known for certain whether the ongoing rumor that
Provasek is a mincing, boy-hungry perdophile is true, but since he is
admittedly a board member of his local ACLU, I guess that pretty much
confirms it.

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Oops...typo: perdophile = pedophile. I hate when that happens.

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> > <***@privacy.net> wrote in
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> > .
> > >
> > > The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
> > > homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
> > > of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
> > > group?
> >
> > By at least a factor of 10X, young girls are abused by heterosexual men.
> > Add the female genital mutilation of girls and infanticide of baby girls
> in
> > countries where it's considered a burden and disgrace to have a
daughter.
> > Yet even then, a headline "World's Heterosexuals travel to (insert 3rd
> > world country here) to rape young girls" would be unfair. It's obvious
> > that you don't really care about children, but rather your twisted
agenda
> > to create an atmosphere of hatred toward homosexuals.
> >
> > Frank Provasek
> > Board Member
> > American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth
>
> Well, I wouldn't have known for certain whether the ongoing rumor that
> Provasek is a mincing, boy-hungry perdophile is true, but since he is
> admittedly a board member of his local ACLU, I guess that pretty much
> confirms it.
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> Oops...typo: perdophile = pedophile. I hate when that happens.

hmm a perdophile would *probably* mean, someone who has an affinity for
losing things ;)

>
> JG
>
>
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[W***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 16:50:08 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
wrote:

><***@privacy.net> wrote in
>news:***@4ax.com:
>.
>>
>> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> group?
>
>By at least a factor of 10X, young girls are abused by heterosexual men.
>Add the female genital mutilation of girls and infanticide of baby girls in
>countries where it's considered a burden and disgrace to have a daughter.
>Yet even then, a headline "World's Heterosexuals travel to (insert 3rd
>world country here) to rape young girls" would be unfair. It's obvious
>that you don't really care about children, but rather your twisted agenda
>to create an atmosphere of hatred toward homosexuals.
>
>Frank Provasek
>Board Member
>American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?

By John Leo

The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
agreement, but don't live up to it.

Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
certainly clever interpretation."

The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
with her."

Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
agreed to in January.

ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."

Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
members or staff members because of their associational rights."
Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.

Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
(news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
"uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
learn about the "knowingly" issue.

This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.

***

So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>

[Frank Provasek]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in
news:***@4ax.com:

> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>
> By John Leo
>
> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>
> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
> certainly clever interpretation."
>
> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
> with her."
>
> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
> agreed to in January.
>
> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>
> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>
> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>
> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>
> ***
>
> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>

The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.

Frank Provasek
Board Member
American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

[W***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
wrote:

><***@privacy.net> wrote in
>news:***@4ax.com:
>
>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>
>> By John Leo
>>
>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>
>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>
>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>> with her."
>>
>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>> agreed to in January.
>>
>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>
>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>
>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>
>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>
>> ***
>>
>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>
>The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.

That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
November...

BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?


>Frank Provasek
>Board Member
>American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

[Matty]

On 15/8/04 2:26 PM, in article ***@4ax.com,
"***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:

> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
> wrote:
>
>> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
>> news:***@4ax.com:
>>
>>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>>
>>> By John Leo
>>>
>>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>>
>>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>>
>>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>>> with her."
>>>
>>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>>> agreed to in January.
>>>
>>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>>
>>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>>
>>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>>
>>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>>
>>> ***
>>>
>>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>>
>> The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>> ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>> ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>> compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>> ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>> forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>
> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
> November...
>
> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?

IIRC, they won, but that wasn't the issue. The issue was the stopping of
NAMBLA of exercising its right to free speech. Love them or loath them, they
have the right to speak.

What next? Ban the bible because it speaks about stoning adulterers to
death? If we're going to ban a NAMBLA book claiming it incites people to
commit crimes, why don't we do the same for the Bible and Koran?

Matty
--

My Blog: http://kaiwai.blogspot.com

Why would you want to ditch MacOS X for Solaris?

Because having the power of Unix coupled with a pleasing interface and
scores of usable desktop applications is a disgusting perversion of
everything Unix stands for.

[w***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 17:24:10 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
wrote:

>On 15/8/04 2:26 PM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>"***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
>>> news:***@4ax.com:
>>>
>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>>>
>>>> By John Leo
>>>>
>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>>>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>>>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>>>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>>>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>>>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>>>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>>>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>>>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>>>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>>>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>>>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>>>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>>>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>>>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>>>
>>>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>>>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>>>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>>>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>>>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>>>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>>>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>>>
>>>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>>>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>>>> with her."
>>>>
>>>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>>>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>>>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>>>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>>>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>>>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>>>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>>>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>>>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>>>> agreed to in January.
>>>>
>>>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>>>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>>>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>>>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>>>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>>>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>>>
>>>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>>>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>>>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>>>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>>>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>>>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>>>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>>>
>>>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>>>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>>>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>>>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>>>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>>>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>>>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>>>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>>>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>>>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>>>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>>>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>>>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>>>
>>>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>>>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>>>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>>>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>>>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>>>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>>>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>>>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>>>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>>>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>>>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>>>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>>>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>>>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>>>
>>>> ***
>>>>
>>>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>>>
>>> The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>>> ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>>> ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>>> compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>>> ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>> forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>>
>> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
>> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
>> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
>> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
>> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
>> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
>> November...
>>
>> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
>> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>
>IIRC, they won, but that wasn't the issue. The issue was the stopping of
>NAMBLA of exercising its right to free speech. Love them or loath them, they
>have the right to speak.
>
>What next? Ban the bible because it speaks about stoning adulterers to
>death? If we're going to ban a NAMBLA book claiming it incites people to
>commit crimes, why don't we do the same for the Bible and Koran?

Is that what you are proposing happen in your little 3rd world
dictatorship?


>Matty

[Matty]

On 16/8/04 6:13 AM, in article ***@4ax.com,
"***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:

> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 17:24:10 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>> On 15/8/04 2:26 PM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>> "***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
>>>> news:***@4ax.com:
>>>>
>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>>>>
>>>>> By John Leo
>>>>>
>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>>>>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>>>>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>>>>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>>>>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>>>>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>>>>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>>>>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>>>>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>>>>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>>>>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>>>>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>>>>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>>>>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>>>>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>>>>
>>>>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>>>>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>>>>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>>>>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>>>>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>>>>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>>>>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>>>>
>>>>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>>>>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>>>>> with her."
>>>>>
>>>>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>>>>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>>>>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>>>>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>>>>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>>>>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>>>>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>>>>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>>>>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>>>>> agreed to in January.
>>>>>
>>>>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>>>>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>>>>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>>>>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>>>>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>>>>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>>>>
>>>>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>>>>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>>>>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>>>>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>>>>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>>>>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>>>>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>>>>
>>>>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>>>>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>>>>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>>>>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>>>>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>>>>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>>>>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>>>>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>>>>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>>>>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>>>>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>>>>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>>>>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>>>>
>>>>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>>>>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>>>>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>>>>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>>>>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>>>>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>>>>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>>>>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>>>>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>>>>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>>>>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>>>>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>>>>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>>>>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>>>>
>>>>> ***
>>>>>
>>>>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>>>>
>>>> The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>>>> ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>>>> ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>>>> compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>>>> ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>>> forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>>>
>>> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
>>> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
>>> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
>>> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
>>> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
>>> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
>>> November...
>>>
>>> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
>>> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>>
>> IIRC, they won, but that wasn't the issue. The issue was the stopping of
>> NAMBLA of exercising its right to free speech. Love them or loath them, they
>> have the right to speak.
>>
>> What next? Ban the bible because it speaks about stoning adulterers to
>> death? If we're going to ban a NAMBLA book claiming it incites people to
>> commit crimes, why don't we do the same for the Bible and Koran?
>
> Is that what you are proposing happen in your little 3rd world
> dictatorship?

Good lord, is this yet another yank who thinks that the world is split into
the "them against" camp; the grand "everyone is against us" conspiracy
theory in motion.

I guess you're part of that 90% who don't have a passport.

Matty
--

My Blog: http://kaiwai.blogspot.com

Why would you want to ditch MacOS X for Solaris?

Because having the power of Unix coupled with a pleasing interface and
scores of usable desktop applications is a disgusting perversion of
everything Unix stands for.

[W***@privacy.net]

On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 16:09:16 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
wrote:

>On 16/8/04 6:13 AM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>"***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 17:24:10 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On 15/8/04 2:26 PM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>>> "***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
>>>>> news:***@4ax.com:
>>>>>
>>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> By John Leo
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>>>>>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>>>>>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>>>>>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>>>>>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>>>>>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>>>>>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>>>>>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>>>>>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>>>>>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>>>>>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>>>>>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>>>>>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>>>>>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>>>>>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>>>>>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>>>>>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>>>>>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>>>>>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>>>>>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>>>>>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>>>>>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>>>>>> with her."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>>>>>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>>>>>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>>>>>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>>>>>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>>>>>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>>>>>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>>>>>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>>>>>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>>>>>> agreed to in January.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>>>>>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>>>>>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>>>>>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>>>>>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>>>>>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>>>>>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>>>>>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>>>>>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>>>>>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>>>>>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>>>>>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>>>>>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>>>>>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>>>>>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>>>>>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>>>>>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>>>>>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>>>>>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>>>>>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>>>>>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>>>>>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>>>>>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>>>>>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>>>>>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>>>>>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>>>>>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>>>>>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>>>>>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>>>>>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>>>>>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>>>>>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>>>>>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>>>>>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>>>>>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>>>>>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>>>>>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ***
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>>>>>
>>>>> The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>>>>> ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>>>>> ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>>>>> compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>>>>> ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>>>> forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>>>>
>>>> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
>>>> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
>>>> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
>>>> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
>>>> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
>>>> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
>>>> November...
>>>>
>>>> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
>>>> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>>>
>>> IIRC, they won, but that wasn't the issue. The issue was the stopping of
>>> NAMBLA of exercising its right to free speech. Love them or loath them, they
>>> have the right to speak.
>>>
>>> What next? Ban the bible because it speaks about stoning adulterers to
>>> death? If we're going to ban a NAMBLA book claiming it incites people to
>>> commit crimes, why don't we do the same for the Bible and Koran?
>>
>> Is that what you are proposing happen in your little 3rd world
>> dictatorship?
>
>Good lord, is this yet another yank who thinks that the world is split into
>the "them against" camp; the grand "everyone is against us" conspiracy
>theory in motion.
>
>I guess you're part of that 90% who don't have a passport.

No, that 90% all reside in New Zealand. Everyone in the US has a
Passport. They're issued to us at birth so that we may spread the
goodwill of the nation about the rest of the world. See how that
works, boy?


>Matty
and that just his hair

[No One]

<***@privacy.net> writes:
> >I guess you're part of that 90% who don't have a passport.
>
> No, that 90% all reside in New Zealand. Everyone in the US has a
> Passport. They're issued to us at birth so that we may spread the
> goodwill of the nation about the rest of the world. See how that
> works, boy?

> >Matty

Interesting. "Bill Taylor" aka "Ehlicher Mann" aka ... has changed his
server from teranews (or now uses multiple servers to cover his tracks.)
Now we konw who ***@privacy.net is. And everyone knows about how often
this character lies.

The guy never learns. When he gets upset, some of his stock phrases
come through (corroborated by the x-no-archive flag.)

[Light Templar]

While No One was contemplating his or her navel in
news:***@nospam.pacbell.net,
<***@nospam.pacbell.net> he or she gave us all a good laugh with the
following...

> <***@privacy.net> writes:
>>> I guess you're part of that 90% who don't have a passport.
>>
>> No, that 90% all reside in New Zealand. Everyone in the US has a
>> Passport. They're issued to us at birth so that we may spread the
>> goodwill of the nation about the rest of the world. See how that
>> works, boy?
>
>>> Matty
>
> Interesting. "Bill Taylor" aka "Ehlicher Mann" aka ... has changed his
> server from teranews (or now uses multiple servers to cover his
> tracks.) Now we konw who ***@privacy.net is. And everyone knows
> about how often this character lies.
>
> The guy never learns. When he gets upset, some of his stock phrases
> come through (corroborated by the x-no-archive flag.)

I thought that was well known by now.

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"In the arguments in favor of a declaration
of rights... one which has great weight with
me [is] the legal check which it puts into the
hands of the judiciary."

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[No One]

"Light Templar" <***@DONTACCEPTEMAIL.FAM> writes:

> > Interesting. "Bill Taylor" aka "Ehlicher Mann" aka ... has changed his
> > server from teranews (or now uses multiple servers to cover his
> > tracks.) Now we konw who ***@privacy.net is. And everyone knows
> > about how often this character lies.
> >
> > The guy never learns. When he gets upset, some of his stock phrases
> > come through (corroborated by the x-no-archive flag.)
>
> I thought that was well known by now.

Some of us don't read every post and Bill Taylor changes identities
so often. ...

[Light Templar]

While No One was contemplating his or her navel in
news:***@nospam.pacbell.net,
<***@nospam.pacbell.net> he or she gave us all a good laugh with the
following...

> "Light Templar" <***@DONTACCEPTEMAIL.FAM> writes:
>
>>> Interesting. "Bill Taylor" aka "Ehlicher Mann" aka ... has changed
>>> his server from teranews (or now uses multiple servers to cover his
>>> tracks.) Now we konw who ***@privacy.net is. And everyone knows
>>> about how often this character lies.
>>>
>>> The guy never learns. When he gets upset, some of his stock phrases
>>> come through (corroborated by the x-no-archive flag.)
>>
>> I thought that was well known by now.
>
> Some of us don't read every post and Bill Taylor changes identities
> so often. ...

True.

--
"In the arguments in favor of a declaration
of rights... one which has great weight with
me [is] the legal check which it puts into the
hands of the judiciary."

--Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, 1789. ME 7:309

[Matty]

On 17/8/04 12:42 AM, in article ***@4ax.com,
"***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:

> On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 16:09:16 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>> On 16/8/04 6:13 AM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>> "***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 17:24:10 +1000, Matty <***@yahoo.com.au>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 15/8/04 2:26 PM, in article ***@4ax.com,
>>>> "***@privacy.net" <***@privacy.net> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 00:35:31 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
>>>>>> news:***@4ax.com:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union -- What war on terrorism?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> By John Leo
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites) has taken yet
>>>>>>> another embarrassing position, this one involving an antiterrorism
>>>>>>> agreement it made with the federal government and then decided to
>>>>>>> ignore. As a condition of receiving donations through the deduction
>>>>>>> program for federal employees, the ACLU signed a statement in January
>>>>>>> agreeing not to hire people whose names appear on "watch lists" of
>>>>>>> those suspected of having terrorist ties. The lists are promulgated by
>>>>>>> the U.S. government, the United Nations (news - web sites), and the
>>>>>>> European Union (news - web sites). Some 2,000 groups have signed this
>>>>>>> certification since it became a requirement last October. Not hiring
>>>>>>> people who might want to blow up our cities would seem to be a modest
>>>>>>> step if you want the government to help in your fundraising, but
>>>>>>> inside the ACLU this was a wildly controversial idea. But the
>>>>>>> organization wanted the money, so it made a decision: Make the
>>>>>>> agreement, but don't live up to it.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, made this argument:
>>>>>>> The agreement said the organization could not "knowingly" hire anyone
>>>>>>> on the terrorism watch lists, but if he didn't look at the lists, how
>>>>>>> could he know who was on them? "I've printed them out [but] I've never
>>>>>>> consulted them," Romero said. Nadine Strossen, president of the ACLU
>>>>>>> board, declared that the "knowingly" gambit was "a very reasonable,
>>>>>>> certainly clever interpretation."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The Romero excuse will now take its place alongside "It depends on
>>>>>>> what the meaning of the word is is" and "He was never alone in a hotel
>>>>>>> with her."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Surely, the lawyers at the ACLU could have figured out that the word
>>>>>>> knowingly was inserted not as a handy linguistic sinkhole but as a way
>>>>>>> of protecting groups that may have unwittingly hired a terrorism
>>>>>>> suspect. But Romero managed to sound both shocked and aggrieved that
>>>>>>> anyone would expect him to keep his word. Sharing his amazement on
>>>>>>> National Public Radio, he said, "We wake up this morning, and we open
>>>>>>> up the newspapers, and we read from the head of that Combined Federal
>>>>>>> Campaign that they want us to check those lists." That's the danger of
>>>>>>> waking up in the morning. You are often stunned to learn what you
>>>>>>> agreed to in January.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ACLU lawyers signed off on the charade of using the word knowingly for
>>>>>>> evasive purposes, thus calling a good deal of surprised attention to
>>>>>>> the quality of the legal advice the organization seems to be getting.
>>>>>>> As board member Wendy Kaminer said, "Any lawyer who tells you that you
>>>>>>> can sign an agreement with the federal government and then make no
>>>>>>> effort to comply with it is giving you very bad advice indeed."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Unreal associations. Romero sounded as if he thought his group's
>>>>>>> duplicity was highly honorable. "No amount of money is worth violating
>>>>>>> our principles," he said. "We would never terminate or kick off board
>>>>>>> members or staff members because of their associational rights."
>>>>>>> Associational rights? Consider the unreality of that term as applied
>>>>>>> to terrorism. You would think the government is trying to weed out
>>>>>>> people wearing Ralph Nader (news - web sites) buttons.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Oddly, the ACLU board decided by voice vote on July 9 to observe the
>>>>>>> agreement, but three weeks later, the day the story of this ACLU
>>>>>>> adventure hit the newspapers, Romero terminated the arrangement with
>>>>>>> the government (apparently without another vote by the board). With
>>>>>>> the word hypocrisy still hovering over the ACLU, Romero decided to go
>>>>>>> on the offensive, which, as usual, meant railing against John Ashcroft
>>>>>>> (news - web sites) and the Patriot Act. A press release, threatening
>>>>>>> to sue, announced that the ACLU would not be intimidated by Ashcroft
>>>>>>> and his "black list." Romero said the list threatens many Americans,
>>>>>>> particularly those in children's services, religious groups, and
>>>>>>> organizations concerned with health and the environment. He predicted
>>>>>>> "uproar" among postal workers and other government employees when they
>>>>>>> learn about the "knowingly" issue.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> This presumes that federal workers and social service groups generally
>>>>>>> share the ACLU's reflexive hostility to almost every program dealing
>>>>>>> with the threat of terrorism. The ACLU usually puts "war on terrorism"
>>>>>>> in quotation marks, apparently to show disdain for antiterrorism
>>>>>>> efforts. According to testimony in the Senate, the ACLU is likely to
>>>>>>> sue any airline that deviates from "random screening" and questions
>>>>>>> more than two passengers from any ethnic or geographic group. (Will
>>>>>>> terrorists agree to fly only in groups of two?) The ACLU has raised a
>>>>>>> hullabaloo about CAPPS II, the Transportation Security
>>>>>>> Administration's new customer screening system. Most Americans
>>>>>>> understand that there will have to be trade-offs between individual
>>>>>>> liberties and the need to prevent a major catastrophe. But some people
>>>>>>> do not believe in trade-offs. For the ACLU it is still 1955, and the
>>>>>>> mission is to oppose the government, no matter what.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ***
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> So much for the dishonorable ACLU and its members <SNIGGER>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The quote from Romano about not reading the list is fabricated. The
>>>>>> ACLU signed an agreement not to knowingly hire terrorists. When the
>>>>>> ACLU was notified that they must check employees against a blacklist
>>>>>> compiled by the government with no provisions for correcting errors, the
>>>>>> ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>>>>> forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>>>>>
>>>>> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
>>>>> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
>>>>> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
>>>>> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
>>>>> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
>>>>> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
>>>>> November...
>>>>>
>>>>> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
>>>>> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>>>>
>>>> IIRC, they won, but that wasn't the issue. The issue was the stopping of
>>>> NAMBLA of exercising its right to free speech. Love them or loath them,
>>>> they
>>>> have the right to speak.
>>>>
>>>> What next? Ban the bible because it speaks about stoning adulterers to
>>>> death? If we're going to ban a NAMBLA book claiming it incites people to
>>>> commit crimes, why don't we do the same for the Bible and Koran?
>>>
>>> Is that what you are proposing happen in your little 3rd world
>>> dictatorship?
>>
>> Good lord, is this yet another yank who thinks that the world is split into
>> the "them against" camp; the grand "everyone is against us" conspiracy
>> theory in motion.
>>
>> I guess you're part of that 90% who don't have a passport.
>
> No, that 90% all reside in New Zealand. Everyone in the US has a
> Passport. They're issued to us at birth so that we may spread the
> goodwill of the nation about the rest of the world. See how that
> works, boy?

LOL, sorry, that's called and IRD number. Sorry, no one is "born with a
passport", if they were, we wouldn't see no many insulated US citizens
unable to fathom the idea that the cold war has ended, the Berlin wall has
fallen and god for bid, there is actually democracies outside the US!

Matty
--

My Blog: http://kaiwai.blogspot.com

Why would you want to ditch MacOS X for Solaris?

Because having the power of Unix coupled with a pleasing interface and
scores of usable desktop applications is a disgusting perversion of
everything Unix stands for.

[Frank Provasek]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in news:ntoth055jr6o43v8d5fkkftdetvq0a7mrh@
4ax.com:


>>ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>
> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
> November...
>


No, YOU are the one spreading lies...

see http://factcheck.org/article.aspx?docID=224

Christopher Herrera is not an ACLU board member.


> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>
>

see http://www.aclu.org/FreeSpeech/FreeSpeech.cfm?ID=8100&c=86


Frank Provasek
Board Member
American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

[W***@privacy.net]

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 07:47:39 GMT, Frank Provasek <***@aclutx.org>
wrote:

><***@privacy.net> wrote in news:ntoth055jr6o43v8d5fkkftdetvq0a7mrh@
>4ax.com:
>
>
>>>ACLU immediately withdrew from the the Combined Federal Campaign,
>>>forfeiting $1/2 million in contributions.
>>
>> That's another ACLU LIE! Couple that with the well known fact that
>> Christopher J. Herrera another ACLU board member and who is also the
>> PR director for the Tide Foundation, a far left, some say terrorist
>> supporting organization funded in part by Teresa Heinz Kerry: Bag Lady
>> for the Radical Left, and you have a very interesting little scenario.
>> One that I'm quite sure we will hear much more about before
>> November...
>>
>
>
>No, YOU are the one spreading lies...
>
>see http://factcheck.org/article.aspx?docID=224
>
>Christopher Herrera is not an ACLU board member.

Certainly he is, just as you are. Why do you feel it necessary to lie
about that?


>
>
>> BTW, how did the ACLU's defense of the homosexual pedophiles of the
>> North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) turn out?
>>
>>
>
>see http://www.aclu.org/FreeSpeech/FreeSpeech.cfm?ID=8100&c=86
>
>
>Frank Provasek
>Board Member
>American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth
>
>

[Matty]

On 15/8/04 2:50 AM, in article
***@151.164.30.94, "Frank Provasek"
<***@aclutx.org> wrote:

> <***@privacy.net> wrote in
> news:***@4ax.com:
> .
>
>>
>> The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>> homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>> of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>> group?
>
> By at least a factor of 10X, young girls are abused by heterosexual men.
> Add the female genital mutilation of girls and infanticide of baby girls in
> countries where it's considered a burden and disgrace to have a daughter.
> Yet even then, a headline "World's Heterosexuals travel to (insert 3rd
> world country here) to rape young girls" would be unfair. It's obvious
> that you don't really care about children, but rather your twisted agenda
> to create an atmosphere of hatred toward homosexuals.
>
> Frank Provasek
> Board Member
> American Civil Liberties Union of Fort Worth

Well, I think the thing is, society has become so blasé about the whole
issue of little girls being fucked since it appears to be such a common
thing occurring these days - just listen to the excuses made up by these
dirty old men, but of course the brother hood of randy men(tm) all rally
around the pervert claiming that as a heterosexual male, he has the right to
fuck anything that walks as so long as it has a pussy.

Just flick onto the commercial networks, guess which will get a greater
coverage, the guy who fondled a boy or Peter the pervert who fucked half a
dozen girls whilst in his care as a foster parent?

Matt
--

My Blog: http://kaiwai.blogspot.com

Why would you want to ditch MacOS X for Solaris?

Because having the power of Unix coupled with a pleasing interface and
scores of usable desktop applications is a disgusting perversion of
everything Unix stands for.

[Jeff North]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 05:02:04 -0400, in alt.politics.homosexuality
<***@privacy.net> wrote:

>| On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>| <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>|
>| >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>| >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>| >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>| >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>|
>| The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>| homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>| of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>| group?

Are you telling us that alt.politics.bush, alt.flame.faggots,
alt.flame.fucking.faggots are all homosexual newsgroups?
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[w***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 17:03:02 GMT, Jeff North
<***@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote:

>On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 05:02:04 -0400, in alt.politics.homosexuality
><***@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>>| On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 18:33:10 GMT, "Brent Norman"
>>| <***@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>|
>>| >If you really cared about the children, you'd be worrying about both boys
>>| >and girls. But you only care about them to the extent that they can help
>>| >you try and make a case connecting homosexuals to pedophiles. As soon as we
>>| >start talking about female sexual exploitation, you don't care anymore.
>>|
>>| The subject is homosexual abuse of young boys. It is posted in a
>>| homosexual news group. Don't you think that your post regrading abuse
>>| of young girls should be posted in a comparable heterosexual news
>>| group?
>
>Are you telling us that alt.politics.bush, alt.flame.faggots,
>alt.flame.fucking.faggots are all homosexual newsgroups?


The original post was made to alt.politics.homosexuality ONLY!


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[RamRod Sword of Baal]

"W3" <***@aol.com> wrote in message
news:411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com...
> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >
> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >
> >
> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >
> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > sexual gratification through children.
> >
> >
> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >
> >
> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > the island.
> >
> >
> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > charges.
> >
> >
> >
> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >
> >
> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >
> >
> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >
> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >
> >
> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > screens.
> >
> > ***
> >
> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >
>
> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.


Again you lump in paedophiles with gays, are you going to lump in the
heterosexuals with the paedophiles that go to these places in search of you
female children, as they say, sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

[Radioactive Man]

If homosexual males account for only 2% or 10% or whatever of the male
population, then it stands to reason that boys should account for
roughly 2 - 10% of all underage victims molested by males, keeping in
mind that actual numbers may be skewed by the fact that more
opportunity exists for men to molest boys than girls. From watching
the news, reading the paper, etc., we can tell that is certainly not
the case. Who do pedophile priests molest most of the time - young
boys, seldom girls.


On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 06:07:52 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
<***@truthonly.com> wrote:

>
>"W3" <***@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com...
>> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>>
>> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> >
>> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> >
>> >
>> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> >
>> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
>> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
>> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> > sexual gratification through children.
>> >
>> >
>> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
>> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
>> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
>> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
>> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>> >
>> >
>> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
>> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
>> > the island.
>> >
>> >
>> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
>> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
>> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
>> > charges.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
>> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
>> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>> >
>> >
>> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
>> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
>> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
>> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
>> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>> >
>> >
>> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>> >
>> >
>> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>> > various stages of sex abuse.
>> >
>> >
>> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>> > screens.
>> >
>> > ***
>> >
>> > Homosexual SCUM!
>> >
>>
>> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
>> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
>> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>
>
>Again you lump in paedophiles with gays, are you going to lump in the
>heterosexuals with the paedophiles that go to these places in search of you
>female children, as they say, sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
>

[Brent Norman]

"Radioactive Man" <***@die.die.die> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> If homosexual males account for only 2% or 10% or whatever of the male
> population, then it stands to reason that boys should account for
> roughly 2 - 10% of all underage victims molested by males, keeping in
> mind that actual numbers may be skewed by the fact that more
> opportunity exists for men to molest boys than girls. From watching
> the news, reading the paper, etc., we can tell that is certainly not
> the case. Who do pedophile priests molest most of the time - young
> boys, seldom girls.

That may very well be a reasonable assumption, if the ratio of victims to
perpetrators were 1:1. It is not, especially when you factor in the
opportunity factor.

>
>
> On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 06:07:52 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
> <***@truthonly.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >"W3" <***@aol.com> wrote in message
> >news:411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com...
> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
> >>
> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >> >
> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >> >
> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
the
> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
cameras
> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> >> > sexual gratification through children.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
corruption
> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity
on
> >> > the island.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> >> > charges.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
Yet
> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> >> > screens.
> >> >
> >> > ***
> >> >
> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >> >
> >>
> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
countries
> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage
of
> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >
> >
> >Again you lump in paedophiles with gays, are you going to lump in the
> >heterosexuals with the paedophiles that go to these places in search of
you
> >female children, as they say, sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander.
> >
>

[RamRod Sword of Baal]

"Radioactive Man" <***@die.die.die> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> If homosexual males account for only 2% or 10% or whatever of the male
> population, then it stands to reason that boys should account for
> roughly 2 - 10% of all underage victims molested by males, keeping in
> mind that actual numbers may be skewed by the fact that more
> opportunity exists for men to molest boys than girls. From watching
> the news, reading the paper, etc., we can tell that is certainly not
> the case. Who do pedophile priests molest most of the time - young
> boys, seldom girls.



Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like to
define it? What are the age limits etc, it is just too convenient to lump
all the ages together, so if you are going to do that, and point out the
failings in the Catholic Church's priests, let us also look at teen
unmarried mothers pregnancies, after all they MUST result in molestation,
and they are the ones who get 'caught'.

Just how many boys were molested by these priests, 1,000, let us push up the
numbers to a big high and say 10,000. this pales to insignificance when you
see the numbers of girls molested, it runs into as high as a million, much
more one would guess when one looks at the numbers....


http://www.plannedparenthood.org/library/TEEN-PREGNANCY/teenpreg_fact.html

a.. Each year approximately one million U.S. teenagers become pregnant - 11
percent of all women aged 15-19 and 20 percent of those who are sexually
active (AGI, 1998).

Among sexually experienced teens, approximately eight percent of
14-year-olds, 18 percent of 15-17-year-olds, and 22 percent of
18-19-year-olds become pregnant each year (AGI, 1998).




Did you see that, 8% of 14 year old girls get pregnant, how many more are
having sex, and do not get pregnant, and having sex with a 14 year old in my
book is sexual molestation.

Now that number does not count those UNDER 14 who are having sex, or being
played around with.


.......or do you think it is OK for boys to play around with these young
girls, and it is only boys who get molested?

[jaonajames]

"RamRod Sword of Baal" <***@truthonly.com> wrote in message
news:411cf107$***@quokka.wn.com.au...
>
> "Radioactive Man" <***@die.die.die> wrote in message
> news:***@4ax.com...
> > If homosexual males account for only 2% or 10% or whatever of the male
> > population, then it stands to reason that boys should account for
> > roughly 2 - 10% of all underage victims molested by males, keeping in
> > mind that actual numbers may be skewed by the fact that more
> > opportunity exists for men to molest boys than girls. From watching
> > the news, reading the paper, etc., we can tell that is certainly not
> > the case. Who do pedophile priests molest most of the time - young
> > boys, seldom girls.
>
>
>
> Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like to
> define it? What are the age limits etc, it is just too convenient to lump
> all the ages together, so if you are going to do that, and point out the
> failings in the Catholic Church's priests, let us also look at teen
> unmarried mothers pregnancies, after all they MUST result in molestation,
> and they are the ones who get 'caught'.
>
> Just how many boys were molested by these priests, 1,000, let us push up
the
> numbers to a big high and say 10,000. this pales to insignificance when
you
> see the numbers of girls molested, it runs into as high as a million, much
> more one would guess when one looks at the numbers....
>
>
> http://www.plannedparenthood.org/library/TEEN-PREGNANCY/teenpreg_fact.html
>
> a.. Each year approximately one million U.S. teenagers become pregnant -
11
> percent of all women aged 15-19 and 20 percent of those who are sexually
> active (AGI, 1998).
>
> Among sexually experienced teens, approximately eight percent of
> 14-year-olds, 18 percent of 15-17-year-olds, and 22 percent of
> 18-19-year-olds become pregnant each year (AGI, 1998).
>
>
>
>
> Did you see that, 8% of 14 year old girls get pregnant, how many more are
> having sex, and do not get pregnant, and having sex with a 14 year old in
my
> book is sexual molestation.
>
> Now that number does not count those UNDER 14 who are having sex, or being
> played around with.
>
>
> .......or do you think it is OK for boys to play around with these young
> girls, and it is only boys who get molested?
>

Alas softly she speaks it is the east and she is the...... oh crap it's just
Ramtard the E-tard again with another convoluted point

[RamRod Sword of Baal]

"jaonajames" <***@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:KbbTc.2770$***@news02.roc.ny...
>
> "RamRod Sword of Baal" <***@truthonly.com> wrote in message
> news:411cf107$***@quokka.wn.com.au...
> >
> > "Radioactive Man" <***@die.die.die> wrote in message
> > news:***@4ax.com...
> > > If homosexual males account for only 2% or 10% or whatever of the male
> > > population, then it stands to reason that boys should account for
> > > roughly 2 - 10% of all underage victims molested by males, keeping in
> > > mind that actual numbers may be skewed by the fact that more
> > > opportunity exists for men to molest boys than girls. From watching
> > > the news, reading the paper, etc., we can tell that is certainly not
> > > the case. Who do pedophile priests molest most of the time - young
> > > boys, seldom girls.
> >
> >
> >
> > Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like
to
> > define it? What are the age limits etc, it is just too convenient to
lump
> > all the ages together, so if you are going to do that, and point out the
> > failings in the Catholic Church's priests, let us also look at teen
> > unmarried mothers pregnancies, after all they MUST result in
molestation,
> > and they are the ones who get 'caught'.
> >
> > Just how many boys were molested by these priests, 1,000, let us push up
> the
> > numbers to a big high and say 10,000. this pales to insignificance when
> you
> > see the numbers of girls molested, it runs into as high as a million,
much
> > more one would guess when one looks at the numbers....
> >
> >
> >
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/library/TEEN-PREGNANCY/teenpreg_fact.html
> >
> > a.. Each year approximately one million U.S. teenagers become pregnant -
> 11
> > percent of all women aged 15-19 and 20 percent of those who are sexually
> > active (AGI, 1998).
> >
> > Among sexually experienced teens, approximately eight percent of
> > 14-year-olds, 18 percent of 15-17-year-olds, and 22 percent of
> > 18-19-year-olds become pregnant each year (AGI, 1998).
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Did you see that, 8% of 14 year old girls get pregnant, how many more
are
> > having sex, and do not get pregnant, and having sex with a 14 year old
in
> my
> > book is sexual molestation.
> >
> > Now that number does not count those UNDER 14 who are having sex, or
being
> > played around with.
> >
> >
> > .......or do you think it is OK for boys to play around with these young
> > girls, and it is only boys who get molested?
> >
>
> Alas softly she speaks it is the east and she is the...... oh crap it's
just
> Ramtard the E-tard again with another convoluted point


Translation

Ramrod has again posted facts and figures I cannot refute, nor do I
understand simple numbers, and he also has again shot down the my bigoted
ideas.

[w***@privacy.net]

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:49:13 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
<***@truthonly.com> wrote:

>Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like to
>define it?


It's a place where one boards a mole for a trip across country. Along
the lines of a railwaystation or maybe in your case a busstation.
Homos like you do prefer bus stations. I've read that the reason why
is because it's easier to punch a glory hole in the walls of the men's
restroom stalls.

[RamRod Sword of Baal]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:49:13 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
> <***@truthonly.com> wrote:
>
> >Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like
to
> >define it?
>
>
> It's a place where one boards a mole for a trip across country. Along
> the lines of a railwaystation or maybe in your case a busstation.
> Homos like you do prefer bus stations. I've read that the reason why
> is because it's easier to punch a glory hole in the walls of the men's
> restroom stalls.



The answer when the dipstick that replies does not have any answers.........

[W***@privacy.net]

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 20:20:32 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
<***@truthonly.com> wrote:

>
><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
>news:***@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:49:13 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
>> <***@truthonly.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you like
>to
>> >define it?
>>
>>
>> It's a place where one boards a mole for a trip across country. Along
>> the lines of a railwaystation or maybe in your case a busstation.
>> Homos like you do prefer bus stations. I've read that the reason why
>> is because it's easier to punch a glory hole in the walls of the men's
>> restroom stalls.
>
>
>
>The answer when the dipstick that replies does not have any answers.........


What's that, Dipshit? You're the one who invented the "molestation",
fuckwit. I have noticed that such screw ups are common among the AIDS
addled homosexual scum.

[RamRod Sword of Baal]

<***@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:***@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 20:20:32 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
> <***@truthonly.com> wrote:
>
> >
> ><***@privacy.net> wrote in message
> >news:***@4ax.com...
> >> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:49:13 +1000, "RamRod Sword of Baal"
> >> <***@truthonly.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >Oh you people love to generalize don't you, molestation, would you
like
> >to
> >> >define it?
> >>
> >>
> >> It's a place where one boards a mole for a trip across country. Along
> >> the lines of a railwaystation or maybe in your case a busstation.
> >> Homos like you do prefer bus stations. I've read that the reason why
> >> is because it's easier to punch a glory hole in the walls of the men's
> >> restroom stalls.
> >
> >
> >
> >The answer when the dipstick that replies does not have any
answers.........
>
>
> What's that, Dipshit? You're the one who invented the "molestation",
> fuckwit. I have noticed that such screw ups are common among the AIDS
> addled homosexual scum.

So that is who you hang out with is it.........

[Anonymous Remailer]

In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>
> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >
> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >
> >
> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >
> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > sexual gratification through children.
> >
> >
> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >
> >
> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > the island.
> >
> >
> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > charges.
> >
> >
> >
> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >
> >
> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >
> >
> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >
> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >
> >
> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > screens.
> >
> > ***
> >
> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >
>
> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.

In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

[Tater Gumfries]

On Mar 27, 11:10 am, Anonymous Remailer <***@awxcnx.de> wrote:
> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>

> > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>
> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

Why does Obama refuse to do anything about this? This is COMMUNISM!!
PURE COMMUNISM!!!!

Tater Gumfries

[Warren]

Tater Gumfries wrote:
> On Mar 27, 11:10 am, Anonymous Remailer <***@awxcnx.de> wrote:
>> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>
>>> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
>>> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
>>> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>>> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>>> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> Why does Obama refuse to do anything about this? This is COMMUNISM!!
> PURE COMMUNISM!!!!
>
> Tater Gumfries

Because all the homos are Democrats

[bushhelpscorporationsdestroyamerica]

On Mar 27, 5:08 pm, Warren <***@hollywood.com> wrote:
> Tater Gumfries wrote:
> > On Mar 27, 11:10 am, Anonymous Remailer <***@awxcnx.de> wrote:
> >> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>
> >>> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> >>> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> >>> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> >>> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> >>> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> > Why does Obama refuse to do anything about this? This is COMMUNISM!!
> > PURE COMMUNISM!!!!
>
> > Tater Gumfries
>
> Because all the homos are Democrats

yes vitter, craig, foley, gannon, bush and lindsay graham are all
democrats, Yes we know that!!!!

[juanjo]

On Mar 27, 10:10 am, a cowardly Anonymous Remailer wrote the following
lies:
> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>
>
>
> W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>
> > ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>
> > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET  Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>
> > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>
> > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > sexual gratification through children.
>
> > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>
> > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > > the island.
>
> > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > > charges.
>
> > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>
> > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>
> > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>
> > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > various stages of sex abuse.
>
> > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > > screens.
>
> > >                       ***
>
> > > Homosexual SCUM!
>
> > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>
> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

The "I hate Homosexuals" lobby is always active, trying to cast as
unfavorable a light as possible on gay men and women. As is the case
here, they lie, distort and ignore facts to engage in their hate
filled screeds. If one simply does a Googl;e search on the subject
matter iut becomes clear that the articles they are basing their
accusations on do not focus entirely on supposed gay tourism at all.
For example from the BBC:
Not that we didn''t know this, but it''s surprising how blatant this
gets, says journalist Fredrick Noronha on Goa Sex tourism as he has
circulated

Note on the GoaJournos emailing group of Indian journalists from the
Western state of Goa. Might make an interesting
story for someone to follow-up. There seem to be a number of hotel and
other
locations where these photographs were shot, he adds in his note.
Please check out this site:
http://www.sexygoa.com/
And a quote from the site
Welcome! Sexy Goa is a site for glamorous nude young teens snapped
while going wild in Goa! This site offers
downloadable, full length HD
videos and 4000px photos of sexy Goa teens.
Sexy Goa is your dreams of
luscious, liberated, nude teens made real. Taking stunning young teen
ladies to Goa and following them as they
discover their inner sexual
self, we deliver the results to you as breathtaking hi-def videos and
4000px photos of unquestionable artistic and erotic value. Aren''t you
willing to find out what''s so special about sandy beaches, sultry sun
and striking nature that makes these sizzling sexy teen beauties turn
into young goddesses of love? Take a tour around SexyGoa and start
your endlessly erotic Goa vacation right now!

There are numerous articles which reference male pedophiles seeking
females as young as 8 or 9 in the different articles from the
Australian press as well as from other countries. No surprisae that
cowrds like the anonymous poster here ignore the simple facts that
pedophiles molest male and female children and are most certainly not
all homosexuals themselves.

[Fritz Wuehler]

In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>
> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >
> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >
> >
> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >
> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > sexual gratification through children.
> >
> >
> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >
> >
> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > the island.
> >
> >
> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > charges.
> >
> >
> >
> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >
> >
> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >
> >
> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >
> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >
> >
> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > screens.
> >
> > ***
> >
> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >
>
> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.

In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

[Roy Blankenship]

"Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net> wrote
in message
news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> >
> > ***@privacy.net wrote:
> >
> > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> > >
> > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> > >
> > >
> > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> > >
> > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > sexual gratification through children.
> > >
> > >
> > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> > >
> > >
> > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > > the island.
> > >
> > >
> > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > > charges.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> > >
> > >
> > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> > >
> > >
> > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> > >
> > >
> > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > various stages of sex abuse.
> > >
> > >
> > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > > screens.
> > >
> > > ***
> > >
> > > Homosexual SCUM!
> > >
> >
> > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>
> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not one
and the same. The percentage of pedophiles who identify as heterosexual is
96%, but keep on with your homophobia and ignorance, you have a lot of
company.

[Fritz Wuehler]

In article <tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com>
"Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
> "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net> wrote
> in message
> news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > ***@privacy.net wrote:
> > >
> > > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> > > >
> > > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> > > >
> > > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > > sexual gratification through children.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > > > the island.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > > > charges.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > > various stages of sex abuse.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > > > screens.
> > > >
> > > > ***
> > > >
> > > > Homosexual SCUM!
> > > >
> > >
> > > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> > > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> > > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> > > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >
> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not one
> and the same. The percentage of pedophiles who identify as heterosexual is
> 96%, but keep on with your homophobia and ignorance, you have a lot of
> company.

Fuck you, faggot. A man sucking a dick is a faggot homosexual.
If it's male child dick, he's a homosexual pedophile cock sucker.

Deal with it.

[Roy Blankenship]

"Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net> wrote
in message
news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> In article <tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com>
> "Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> > "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net>
wrote
> > in message
> > news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> > > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> > > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > ***@privacy.net wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> > > > >
> > > > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> > > > >
> > > > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
the
> > > > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
cameras
> > > > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > > > sexual gratification through children.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
corruption
> > > > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket,
claims
> > > > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile
activity on
> > > > > the island.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism
across
> > > > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa,"
it
> > > > > charges.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK
government
> > > > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map
the
> > > > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to
quantify
> > > > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a
decade
> > > > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
Yet
> > > > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he
was
> > > > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors
abused
> > > > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > > > various stages of sex abuse.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian
TV
> > > > > screens.
> > > > >
> > > > > ***
> > > > >
> > > > > Homosexual SCUM!
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
countries
> > > > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take
advantage of
> > > > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > > > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like
a
> > > > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> > >
> > > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
> >
> > Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not
one
> > and the same. The percentage of pedophiles who identify as heterosexual
is
> > 96%, but keep on with your homophobia and ignorance, you have a lot of
> > company.
>
> Fuck you, faggot. A man sucking a dick is a faggot homosexual.
> If it's male child dick, he's a homosexual pedophile cock sucker.
>
> Deal with it.

Thank you for showing the rest of the group that you are a lowlife redneck.
I bet you consider yourself a Christian, too, right? Hypocrite.

YOU deal with it.

[RamRod Sword of Baal]

"Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net> wrote
in message
news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> In article <tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com>
> "Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>> "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net>
>> wrote
>> in message
>> news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
>> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > ***@privacy.net wrote:
>> > >
>> > > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> > > >
>> > > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> > > >
>> > > >
>> > > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> > > >
>> > > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
>> > > > the
>> > > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> > > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
>> > > > cameras
>> > > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> > > > sexual gratification through children.

===================

While not supporting child molestation for one moment, it is interesting to
see the 'holier than thous' try and push their 'morality' on others.

Here we have starving children and they are keeping living though the sex
trade, so one has to ask is it better to starve than have sex?

Here is something that it is like in Goa


http://mboard.rediff.com/newboard/permathread/s/bnews2007mar12flip/RE_Statewise_Unemployment_figures_13_yrs_from_now.html

Some interesting figures from 'India Labor report 2006' about unemployment
figures in 2020:

"..............Based on Census 2001, the unemployment level in Goa will be
highest at 55.4 per cent (20.1 per cent in 2001).

--------------

So we have an unemployment rate of over 55% and people are starving and we
have the 'holier than thous' saying you must not have sex for money as we do
not like it.

Well just how much money have the 'holier than thous' donated to help these
starving children?

That is the basic, if they really want to help these children, then donate
money for them to eat, so they are not forced onto the streets to work in
the sex trade.

[noauth]

In article <tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com>
"Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
> "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net> wrote
> in message
> news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > ***@privacy.net wrote:
> > >
> > > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> > > >
> > > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> > > >
> > > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > > sexual gratification through children.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > > > the island.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > > > charges.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > > various stages of sex abuse.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > > > screens.
> > > >
> > > > ***
> > > >
> > > > Homosexual SCUM!
> > > >
> > >
> > > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> > > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> > > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> > > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >
> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not one
> and the same. The percentage of pedophiles who identify as heterosexual is
> 96%, but keep on with your homophobia and ignorance, you have a lot of
> company.

Fuck you, faggot. A man sucking a dick is a faggot homosexual.
If it's male child dick, he's a homosexual pedophile cock sucker.

Deal with it.

[Roy Blankenship]

"noauth" <***@remailer.gabrix.ath.cx> wrote in message
news:***@remailer.gabrix.ath.cx...
> In article <tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com>
> "Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> > "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net>
wrote
> > in message
> > news:***@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> > > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> > > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > ***@privacy.net wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> > > > >
> > > > > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> > > > >
> > > > > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
the
> > > > > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > > > > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
cameras
> > > > > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > > > > sexual gratification through children.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > > > > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
corruption
> > > > > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket,
claims
> > > > > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > > > > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > > > > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile
activity on
> > > > > the island.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > > > > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism
across
> > > > > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa,"
it
> > > > > charges.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK
government
> > > > > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map
the
> > > > > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > > > > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to
quantify
> > > > > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a
decade
> > > > > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
Yet
> > > > > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > > > > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he
was
> > > > > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors
abused
> > > > > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > > > > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > > > > various stages of sex abuse.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > > > > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > > > > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > > > > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > > > > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian
TV
> > > > > screens.
> > > > >
> > > > > ***
> > > > >
> > > > > Homosexual SCUM!
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
countries
> > > > to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take
advantage of
> > > > poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> > > > countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like
a
> > > > cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> > >
> > > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
> >
> > Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not
one
> > and the same. The percentage of pedophiles who identify as heterosexual
is
> > 96%, but keep on with your homophobia and ignorance, you have a lot of
> > company.
>
> Fuck you, faggot. A man sucking a dick is a faggot homosexual.
> If it's male child dick, he's a homosexual pedophile cock sucker.
>
> Deal with it.

What? An anonymous remailer? What a chickenshit. Another Internet tough guy,
hiding behind his keyboard while he spouts lies. Come out and face the world
like a man for a change.

[Yes They Do]

On 21 Oct 2009, "Roy Blankenship" <***@earthlink.net> posted
some news:tdednTYvS-***@earthlink.com:

>
> "Fritz Wuehler" <***@spamexpire-200910.rodent.frell.theremailer.net>
> wrote in message
>> > Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
>> > countries to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to
>> > take advantage of poor countries lax laws on protecting the
>> > innocent and when those countries clamp down on the abuse they move
>> > on to the next one like a cancer.It says a lot on these type of
>> > deviants.
>>
>> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> Your statement is blatantly false. Homosexuals and pedophiles are not
> one and the same.

Feeling "pursued", Roy?

[Stinking Corpse of Ronny Reagan]

The truth !

More queer GOPers are in Washington than anywhere else .

[Anonymous]

In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>
> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>
> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >
> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >
> >
> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >
> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> > sexual gratification through children.
> >
> >
> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >
> >
> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> > the island.
> >
> >
> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> > charges.
> >
> >
> >
> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >
> >
> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >
> >
> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >
> >
> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >
> >
> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> > screens.
> >
> > ***
> >
> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >
>
> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.

In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

[W Spilman]

"Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
news:***@remailer.neush.net...
> In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>>
>> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> >
>> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> >
>> >
>> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> >
>> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
>> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
>> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> > sexual gratification through children.
>> >
>> >
>> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
>> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
>> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
>> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
>> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>> >
>> >
>> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
>> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
>> > the island.
>> >
>> >
>> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
>> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
>> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
>> > charges.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
>> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
>> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>> >
>> >
>> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
>> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
>> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
>> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
>> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>> >
>> >
>> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>> >
>> >
>> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>> > various stages of sex abuse.
>> >
>> >
>> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>> > screens.
>> >
>> > ***
>> >
>> > Homosexual SCUM!
>> >
>>
>> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
>> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
>> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>
> In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.

How would you know that?
WS

[Enos Penvy]

W Spilman wrote:
> "Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
> news:***@remailer.neush.net...
> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
> >>
> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >> >
> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >> >
> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> >> > sexual gratification through children.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
> >> > the island.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> >> > charges.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> >> > screens.
> >> >
> >> > ***
> >> >
> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >> >
> >>
> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >
> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>
> How would you know that?
> WS

It's common knowledge.

[W Spilman]

"Enos Penvy" <***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:5e9916bf-8bf3-4d97-b10e-***@s38g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>W Spilman wrote:
>> "Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
>> news:***@remailer.neush.net...
>> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> >> >
>> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> >> >
>> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
>> >> > the
>> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
>> >> > cameras
>> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> >> > sexual gratification through children.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
>> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
>> >> > corruption
>> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
>> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
>> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
>> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity
>> >> > on
>> >> > the island.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
>> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism
>> >> > across
>> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
>> >> > charges.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
>> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map
>> >> > the
>> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
>> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to
>> >> > quantify
>> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
>> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
>> >> > Yet
>> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>> >> > screens.
>> >> >
>> >> > ***
>> >> >
>> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
>> >> countries
>> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage
>> >> of
>> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>> >
>> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>>
>> How would you know that?
>> WS
>
> It's common knowledge.

No, it is not.
WS

[Enos Penvy]

W Spilman wrote:
> "Enos Penvy" <***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:5e9916bf-8bf3-4d97-b10e-***@s38g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
> >W Spilman wrote:
> >> "Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
> >> news:***@remailer.neush.net...
> >> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
> >> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
> >> >> >
> >> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
> >> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
> >> >> > cameras
> >> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
> >> >> > sexual gratification through children.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
> >> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
> >> >> > corruption
> >> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
> >> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
> >> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
> >> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity
> >> >> > on
> >> >> > the island.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
> >> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism
> >> >> > across
> >> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
> >> >> > charges.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
> >> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
> >> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to
> >> >> > quantify
> >> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
> >> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
> >> >> > Yet
> >> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
> >> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
> >> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
> >> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
> >> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
> >> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
> >> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
> >> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
> >> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
> >> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
> >> >> > screens.
> >> >> >
> >> >> > ***
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
> >> >> >
> >> >>
> >> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
> >> >> countries
> >> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage
> >> >> of
> >> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
> >> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
> >> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
> >> >
> >> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
> >>
> >> How would you know that?
> >> WS
> >
> > It's common knowledge.
>
> No, it is not.
> WS

Yes it is. I see you must be another liberal ass polyp that wasn't
raised right.

[Johannes von Ebersdorf]

On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 07:46:55 -0700 (PDT), Enos Penvy
<***@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
>W Spilman wrote:
>> "Enos Penvy" <***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:5e9916bf-8bf3-4d97-b10e-***@s38g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>> >W Spilman wrote:
>> >> "Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
>> >> news:***@remailer.neush.net...
>> >> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>> >> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared
>> >> >> > the
>> >> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> >> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden
>> >> >> > cameras
>> >> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> >> >> > sexual gratification through children.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
>> >> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious
>> >> >> > corruption
>> >> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
>> >> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
>> >> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
>> >> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity
>> >> >> > on
>> >> >> > the island.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
>> >> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism
>> >> >> > across
>> >> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
>> >> >> > charges.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
>> >> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map
>> >> >> > the
>> >> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
>> >> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to
>> >> >> > quantify
>> >> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
>> >> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination.
>> >> >> > Yet
>> >> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>> >> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>> >> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>> >> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>> >> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>> >> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>> >> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>> >> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>> >> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>> >> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>> >> >> > screens.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > ***
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
>> >> >> >
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world
>> >> >> countries
>> >> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage
>> >> >> of
>> >> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>> >> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>> >> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>> >> >
>> >> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>> >>
>> >> How would you know that?
>> >> WS
>> >
>> > It's common knowledge.
>>
>> No, it is not.
>> WS
>
>Yes it is. I see you must be another liberal ass polyp that wasn't
>raised right.

You, on the other hand, seem to be an illiterate and totally ignorant
bubba. Ten to one that you are a resident of the backward states of
America.

[Johannes von Ebersdorf]

On Sat, 28 Mar 2009 12:23:29 -0700 (PDT), Enos Penvy
<***@yahoo.com> wrote:

>W Spilman wrote:
>> "Anonymous" <***@remailer.neush.net> wrote in message
>> news:***@remailer.neush.net...
>> > In article <411bb124$0$2845$***@newscene.com>
>> > W3 <***@aol.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> ***@privacy.net wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > Weekly Exposes Child Sex Tourism Boom in India
>> >> >
>> >> > Wed Aug 11, 9:14 AM ET Add World - OneWorld.net to My Yahoo!
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Frederick Noronha, OneWorld South Asia
>> >> >
>> >> > PANAJI (Goa), Aug 11 (OneWorld) - A decade after Interpol declared the
>> >> > western Indian tourist hotspot of Goa a major pedophile hub,
>> >> > investigations conducted by a national newsweekly using hidden cameras
>> >> > have revealed that hundreds of Europeans visit the state to seek
>> >> > sexual gratification through children.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Armed with hours of secret recordings done over five months, the
>> >> > newsweekly Tehelka, which has in the past unearthed serious corruption
>> >> > in military deals and match fixing in international cricket, claims
>> >> > the pedophile trail could be traced all the way to tourists from
>> >> > Britain, Germany, Holland, France, Switzerland and Sweden.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Tehelka's candid shots - which were shown on a national TV channel
>> >> > last week - have captured the various aspects of pedophile activity on
>> >> > the island.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > It says foreign pedophiles find Goa "easy, and cheap, to sexually
>> >> > abuse a child here". Following crackdowns on child-sex tourism across
>> >> > Thailand and Sri Lanka, the "pedophile bus has rolled into Goa," it
>> >> > charges.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Tehelka also dug-up a 2001 report, commissioned by the UK government
>> >> > and done by prominent former police investigator Ric Wood, to map the
>> >> > extent of tourism-related pedophilia in Goa.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Says the weekly, "Over a two-week period, Wood compiled 37 case
>> >> > histories. The report suggests it is virtually impossible to quantify
>> >> > how many pedophiles visit Goa every year. It's been almost a decade
>> >> > since Interpol declared Goa as the upcoming pedophile destination. Yet
>> >> > the government of India has slipped into deep slumber."
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Goa's pedophile links were exposed in the Freddy Peat case. A
>> >> > septuagenarian of foreign origin, holding an Indian passport, he was
>> >> > involved in the homosexual abuse of young boys.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Peat ran an "orphanage," where he and other foreign visitors abused
>> >> > young boys, till one boy complained and the police unearthed a
>> >> > shocking scam with 2,305 photographs, mostly showing young boys in
>> >> > various stages of sex abuse.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Sexual abuse of children is an issue which has been raised by
>> >> > concerned citizens and even the media and nongovernmental
>> >> > organizations in India. But officials have often played down such
>> >> > concerns. Now the blurred images of secret-camera recordings came
>> >> > alive, as people spilled the beans about the goings-on on Indian TV
>> >> > screens.
>> >> >
>> >> > ***
>> >> >
>> >> > Homosexual SCUM!
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> Homosexuals and pedophiles have always traveled to third world countries
>> >> to engage in sex with very young children.They seem to take advantage of
>> >> poor countries lax laws on protecting the innocent and when those
>> >> countries clamp down on the abuse they move on to the next one like a
>> >> cancer.It says a lot on these type of deviants.
>> >
>> > In every homosexual there is a pedophile waiting to molest.
>>
>> How would you know that?
>> WS
>
>It's common knowledge.

It is absolutely false and is not borne out by crime stats in any
jurisdiction. The vast bulk of people who commit sexual crimes against
children are males in a sexual relationship with an adult female in
the household. Males who have sexual relationships with adult females
are generally considered to be heterosexual. The sex of their victims
is irrelevant to the question of sexual orientation.