[Clint N. Suhks]

It should also be noted that female on female abuse exists but because it is under reported it does not hit these academic search studies.

Are you familiar with Butterfly Kisses, the lesbian version of NAMBLA? Their web site moves often but this link has snap shots of some of the pages, it’s real sick stuff.

[longtermmemmory]

is not butterfly kisses a country song?

[Dataman]

I hope the Feds are watching these sickos:

1. Kill everyone who doesn't like lesbians. This is the simplest step, cause we're in America and it's easy to get guns. Don't waste time trying to change people's minds. Just kill them!

[Jeff Gordon]

When I first went to the link you provided, I was skeptical about the authenticity of the references. After a little searching and and hacking I found the actual female childlove site at:

http://home.uni-one.nl/hostroom/fcl/index2.html

[EdReform]

"It should also be noted that female on female abuse exists but because it is under reported it does not hit these academic search studies."

"Are you familiar with Butterfly Kisses, the lesbian version of NAMBLA? Their web site moves often but this link has snap shots of some of the pages, it’s real sick stuff."

Also documented in the thread "Meet 'Women's Auxiliary of NAMBLA'"

[JesseHousman]

Girl Scouts Attacked for Inclusion of Lesbians and Gays By June B. Mire, Ph.D.

A group from the religious right called the American Family Association, based in Tupelo Mississippi, is attacking the Girl Scouts because that organization refuses to discriminate against lesbians and gays.

Unlike the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts has always been inclusive. All girls are welcome in Girls Scouts, not just the pretty ones or the popular ones or the skinny ones or the ones with traditional families or the straight ones. Inclusive means just that.

In the mid-90s, the organization went on the public record with a statement to the Associated Press that said it does not discriminate based on sexual orientation.

A few months ago, the Girl Scout national president, Connie Matsui, made favorable remarks about a video called "That's A Family," which positively depicts lesbian and gay family groups. (Ms. Matsui attended a screening at The White House during the final days of the Clinton Administration.)

The bigots at the American Family Association have sent 10,000 letters of protest to the national Girl Scout organization, demanding that Ms. Matsui retract her statement and/or resign.

In contrast, the Girl Scouts have received only 5 -- that's right, five --letters of support. Please write to Ms. Matsui and let her know that you appreciate the Girl Scouts' stand on behalf of diversity. And please forward this message to all of your friends.

Send messages to cmatsui@girlscouts.org

Important to note this directive:

It's important that the Girl Scouts hear from us, since they are beginning to equivocate on their stand. Let them know that they are doing the right thing. -----------------------------------------------------------