I never said that...it just appeared to me, that the writer of this article got their jollies writing about this.
I see her as someone who isn't tainted with political correctness, and not ashamed to speak the truth.
It would be nice to see the same attitude from the mainstream media journalists. Don't hold your breath.
Often unpleasant truths need to be stated without dancing around. For instance, homosexual activists stated in "After the Ball" (I used to have a summary, it's on FR somewhere) that it was very important to their strategy of gaining acceptance to NEVER talk about or show what they actually do, sexually. Why? Because normal people would be so revolted and horrified that they would never be tolerant or accepting of homosexuality.
Since Kinsey has been extremely influential and is still accepted as an authority - with a movie made of him recently, where he was portrayed as some kind of hero - it's very important that people see him for the perverted fraud that he was.
If they don't read the plain truth about him, how will they know?
Is the universe helping me, or what?
Regarding my point about homosexuals, for instance, not wanting to make public what actually makes them homosexuals and not normal people, from the book I mentioned:
"This manipulative method is described in After the Ball, a 1989 book by Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen, two public relations experts who taught homosexual activists how to achieve societal desensitization and to "jam" anyone opposing them.
And when we say talk about homosexuality, we mean just that. In the early stages of the campaign, the public should not be shocked and repelled by premature exposure to homosexual behavior itself."9 "
For Real: Many Well-Publicized 'Hate Crimes' Were Staged
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1469921/posts