Graphic gay handouts and paraphernalia given to kids at 2000 conference run by "Safe Schools" czar.

massresistance.org ^ | 12/23/2009 | n/a

[massmike]

The infamous “fistgate” conference in 2000 -- run by Obama's “Safe Schools” czar Kevin Jennings and which included kids as young as 12 -- didn’t end with the horrible tape recordings of workshops where children were taught about homosexual sexual practices. There were also hideous handouts given to kids at that conference. (About 200 young teens and 300 adults attended the event.)

Jennings and his GLSEN conference talk about "tolerance" and "safety." But it's really all about persuading children to be comfortable with homosexual sex.

What you are about to see is extremely disturbing. But it's happening in your schools. And it’s a window into the mindset of Kevin Jennings and the homosexual activists targeting children. (Many of these were first discussed by Brian Camenker and Scott Whiteman in 2000 in media interviews, and were also described by the "veteran teacher" in the Massachusetts News article in 2000.) Now that people across the country are finally paying more attention, we're publishing them. They are truly beyond belief.

These were handed out at the Conference to children:

[massmike]

(WARNING: The pages linked to below are VERY disturbing.)

[Soothesayer9]

"drop-in center for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning young people between the ages of 13 and 25"

So they apparently believe 13 is the new 18. I guess I must have missed the part where any of the founding documents authorized any of this insanity.

[GSP.FAN]

I just looked and you are right VERY disturbing.

[Dick Bachert]

(MAJOR SARCASM ALERT!) We have it on good authority that the Boy Scouts are being pushed by Kevin Jennings to add this new and distinctive badge to the Scout program:

The only thing sadder than this development is that this sort of crap no longer makes enough folks angry!

[dagoofyfoot]

It’s like...America has died

[Salman]

For that matter, since when are "safe schools" a federal responsibility anyway?

It seems to me the schools were a lot safer before any of this.