Does this quack?
Posted on 03/03/2007 9:23:28 AM PST by Calpernia
>>>>I couldn't under those circumstances vote for anyone that would march in a parade with pedophiles."
Now, let's look at post 12 again and ponder this member list at post 1.
Pop Quiz: Will Geer ("Grandpa Walton") and Nancy Pelosi.
What's the connection?
A: Harry Hay.
Will Geer was Harry Hay's, ahem, "companion" in the 1930s, and
Pelosi marched a couple spots behind Hay in the 2001 "Pride Parade".
http://spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=10450
Because republicans/conservatives have become like Giuliani, McLaim and Romney..
Liberals.. and socialists..
Basically, SOS was founded by Stonewall members to protest the Stonewall 25's attempt to exclude NAMBLA, because they insisted NAMBLA had been a part of the fight for gay liberation. So yes, NAMBLA is SOS is Stonewall. So those who are 'honorary members' support, even if it is only in name, their mission statement/declaration.
Harry Hay, Communism and Homosexuality
In noting the passing of Harry Hay—the man who first organized homosexuals as a political minority—no mainstream media outlets reported that Hay was an advocate of pedophile rights and the notorious group NAMBLA.
NAMBLA is the North American Man/Boy Love Association, a group that advocates for the legalization of sex between men and boys, and an end to all “age of consent” laws.
Hay, who died on October 24, at age 90, formed the first American homosexual activist group, the Mattachine Society, in 1950. He conceived of the idea of organizing homosexuals at a time when most were afraid to even be discovered as such. Hay was also a committed Communist who married to hide his homosexuality so that he could join the Party.
He went on to found The Radical Faeries, a shamanistic spirituality movement for homosexual men. “Gay pride” parades frequently include local contingents of “Faeries:”—semi-naked men prancing and dancing in variations of Native American rituals.
Hay strongly opposed the notion that “gays” should assimilate into larger “straight” culture. Thus, in the eighties and nineties, when homosexual activists began banning NAMBLA from “gay pride” parades to clean up their public image, he and other “gay” liberationists were outraged.
In 1994, Hay, then in his eighties, was among the signers of a “Spirit of Stonewall” proclamation that argued that efforts to ban NAMBLA from the New York “pride” parade violated the spirit of the original Stonewall “rebellion,” which is revered by homosexual activists as the spark of the modern “gay rights” movement. (In 1969, homosexuals and others then regarded as deviants rioted in response to a police crackdown of the Stonewall Inn in New York City.)
The Spirit of Stonewall (SOS) declaration read in part:
“Stonewall was the spontaneous action of marginal people oppressed by the mainstream—of teenaged drag queens, pederasts, transsexuals, hustlers, and others despised by respectable straights and ‘discreet’ homosexuals.
“SOS is an ad hoc committee of lesbian, gay and other individuals and groups formed to bring Stonewall 25
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[celebrating the 25th anniversary of the riots] back to the principles of gay liberation. We focus on one of the most glaring departures from those principles: the attempt to exclude [NAMBLA]. “NAMBLA’s record as a responsible gay organization is well known. NAMBLA was spawned by the gay community and has been in every major gay and lesbian march. …NAMBLA’s call for the abolition of age of consent is not the issue. NAMBLA is a bona fide participant in the gay and lesbian movement. NAMBLA deserves strong support in its rights of free speech and association and its members’ protection from discrimination and bashing.” In 1986, Hay’s pro-NAMBLA activism had a role in what became known in homosexual circles as the “Harry Hay incident.” As part of a protest against the Los Angeles Gay Pride Parade, Hay taunted organizers for excluding the North American Man/Boy Love Association by wearing a sandwich board that read, “NAMBLA Walks with Me.” This event is chronicled by Hay’s biographer, homosexual writer Stuart Timmons, in The Trouble with Harry Hay: Founder of the Modern Gay Movement. The book includes a photo of Hay in the NAMBLA sandwich board. More recently, Hay wrote an essay for the pederasty magazine GAYME, according to a “queer” magazine Web site. GAYME is a magazine for men who are sexually “into boys,” according to one Web reviewer. It is produced by former NAMBLA Bulletin editor Bill Andriette. Timmons’ sympathetic biography of Hay reveals that he had his first homosexual sexual encounter at age nine, with another boy. At age 14, in a grove of trees, he “discovered his first [homosexual] lovemaking” with a 25-year-old sailor named Matt. Hay refused to describe the experience as “molestation,” according to Timmons, “to make the point of how sharply gay life differs from homosexual norms.” The account continues: “As a child,” [Hay] explained, “I molested an adult until I found out what I needed to know.” …Far from being an experience of “molestation,” Harry always described it as “the most beautiful gift that a fourteen-year-old ever got from his first love!” A Nexis database search of Harry Hay obits in over 30 print news outlets—including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Associated Press and Time Magazine—turned up no mention of his pro-NAMBLA advocacy. —Culture and Family Report, October 30, 2002 |
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With emphasis on posts: 54, 57, and 71
Especially post 57 in conjunction with post 25 by cgk
An outstanding post Calpernia. I have pinged two of our most prominent RudyBots so you may be called a Rudy-hater (and of course a homophobe), your post labeled as a pack o' lies, and naturally they will call down upon you the usual swarm of fellow RudyBots who will likewise denounce you and scream murder most foul.
Again Calpernia, excellent work and kudos to you! :)
They aren't 'freepers'. They are liberal activists planted within to influence opinions and information.
Glad to see that cgk had the answer to your question.
NAMBLA is despicable - never heard of SOS, but they'll be included in the description from now on. Bill O'Reilly is irritating, but he is one of the very few media 'folks' that has taken on NAMBLA.
SOS stands for 'Spirit of Stonewall' (reference post 12). As per that press release in post 12 NAMBLA is suppose to be the same as Stonewall.
What is disturbing is the member list at post 1 for the Stonewall Vets.
I should have said, until now, I had never heard of SOS.
Yes, everything is disturbing about these groups, including the list of 'honorary' members. There is no honor in what these groups advocate.
Oh, OK, it's for the CHILDREN! /sarc
There's a childlove site at Live Journal. I emailed the FBI about it, and they told me to contact someone else.
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children - that's who they said to report it to :\
I was like WTH - that's not EVEN a government site!
>>>I was like WTH - that's not EVEN a government site!
You are correct. That *is* why ICE.gov made this part of their area:
http://www.ice.gov/pi/predator/index.htm
I was sickened by the word "childlove" in the title. They are members of the childlove movement in the same way that slaveowners were part of the automatic cotton-picking apparatus of foreign origin owners' association.
I agree. I was using one of their own words [buzzwords].
I did that in hopes this gets pulled along with whatever they are searching for when they are on line using search engines.
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