Hat tip to Tawny…
Kevin Jennings, radical gay activist, has been appointed to the Department of Education, in charge of the “Safe Schools” program..jpg)
If you are a Christian and have children in public school, make sure you read this…
(I might as well state the disclaimer right up front…this is a Christian blog. And as such, I firmly believe that homosexuality is an abomination to God. That does NOT mean I hate homosexuals or promote hatred for them. I am no more anti-gay than I am anti-cohabitation. I’m anti-immorality, whatever form it takes. So if you comment to blast me for “hating”, don’t. I’ll delete the comment because you’re incorrect. This is not the place to try to convince me that immorality should be accepted and taught to our children. You won’t.)
I wanted to offer yet another reason Christians must strongly consider whether it is acceptable to allow our children to be taught by the state. And let me prod you to think about this…if we truly uphold all lifestyles of sin as sin, making no distinction about “levels”, why are we so easily outraged about a homosexual agenda being taught to our children, but we’re not bothered by the humanist agenda? Or by the immorality being taught in the health classes under the guise of “sex education”? Or by the other teachings that oppose what we believe about God and truth? Let’s give no allowance to be called hypocrites. In my opinion, this is not a better reason to remove our children fro public schools; it’s just another one.
Obama has appointed Kevin Jennings as Assistant Deputy Secretary at the Department of Education. Kevin Jennings is the founder and head of the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN). He is operating under the guise of promoting “safe schools”, where he claims his agenda is to protect children from harassment regardless of their sexual orientation.
But if there are any doubts about how this agenda is promoted, in a nutshell, they try to inundate people (read in this case “students”) with the language, expressions and familiarity of the homosexual lifestyle to “break down barriers” placed by “prejudice and ignorance”. That’s their version and Jennings admits that “the affirmation of the lifestyle equals ’safety’ “.
It should be noted, that in order to desensitize children to the homosexual lifestyle, they have to be desensitized to immorality altogether. You can’t convince children that homosexuality is OK, until you first convince them that sex–in any form–is OK (it’s happening in Britain schools). Folks, in case you didn’t know, we are witnessing a time in history when you are called “ignorant” for teaching your children that sex before marriage is wrong. Or that virtually anything is wrong, for that matter. There is no wrong; only choices. And the state plans to “set right” that ignorant brainwashing by teaching your children otherwise. I’m not being hyper, I promise. Ultimately, the religion of tolerance (America’s religion of choice) forces the state to keep pushing back anything established as *wrong*. After all, being wrong may hurt my feelings.
If you feel brave enough to investigate what kind of sick, disgusting things are being taught at the GLSEN conferences (the group Jennings heads up), it may help you to understand that I’m not being an alarmist. But I will warn you that what I read from a Massachusetts’ conference (my audio didn’t work) is jaw-dropping explicit–bordering sadism. The conferences receive federal funding, are supported by the Dept. of Education and have students as young as 14 in attendance.
Here are a few details about Jennings and his network:
” The group’s target has been to place these clubs (GLSEN) in all U.S. schools, K through 12.”
In a speech in a New York church in 2000…
“Twenty percent of people are hard-core fair-minded [pro-homosexual] people. Twenty percent are hard-core [anti-homosexual] bigots. We need to ignore the hard-core bigots, get more of the hard-core fair-minded people to speak up, and we’ll pull that 60 percent [of people in the middle] over to our side. That’s really what I think our strategy has to be. We have to quit being afraid of the religious right. We also have to quit — I’m trying to find a way to say this. I’m trying not to say, ‘[F—] ‘em!’ which is what I want to say, because I don’t care what they think! [audience laughter] Drop dead!” — Jennings speech to Marble Collegiate Church, March 20, 2000.
(How’s that for irony…one of his “safe schools” tactics was to declare a no-name-calling week. He has been hired to promote respect and kindness for all. Do you really think that is his aim?)
At a GLSEN conference, Jennings told his fellow gay teachers that they must teach kids to accept homosexuality “before the children have a chance to be prejudiced by their parents and churches.”