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Title: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Soldier4Christ on May 22, 2007, 09:44:03 AM
'Have sex, do drugs,'
speaker tells students 
'Men with men, women and women,
whatever combination you would like'

A guest speaker at an assembly at Boulder High School in Colorado has told students as young as 14 to go have sex and use drugs, prompting school officials to say they will investigate.

The instructions came from Joel Becker, an associate clinical professor of psychology at the University of California at Los Angeles.

"I am going to encourage you to have sex and encourage you to use drugs appropriately," Becker said during his appearance at the school as part of a recent panel sponsored by the University of Colorado's Conference on World Affairs.

"Why I am going to take that position is because you are going to do it anyway," he continued. "I think as a psychologist and health educator, it is more important to educate you in a direction that you might actually stick to. So, I am going to stay mostly on with the sex side because that is the area I know more about. I want to encourage you to all have healthy, sexual behavior."

WND also has reported on similar assemblies that have been used by schools to promote homosexuality, including one where parents were banned from the event, and a second where WND reported school officials ordered their 14-year-old freshman class into a "gay" indoctrination seminar after having them sign a confidentiality agreement promising not to tell their parents.

The Boulder school review promise came from board members who were confronted by Boulder High sophomore Daphne White and her mother, Priscilla White, with their complaint about the event.

Priscilla White told board members it's inappropriate for such a message to be delivered by a public school. She was reading excerpts of the presentation to the board when board President Helayne Jones told her to stop, because the language was inappropriate.

"The panel discussion was a completely irresponsible and dangerous invitation to Boulder High students to have sex and take drugs," her daughter, Daphne, told the board.

No student should have been forced to be at that panel discussion, incoming Boulder Valley Supt. Chris King agreed.

The panel included Becker; Andree Gerhardt, a community engagement leader with Ernst & Young; Antonio Sacre, an LA-based performing artist, and Sanho Tree, of the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington.

They were assembled for the discussion as part of the university's Conference on World Affairs, which has been described as a forum for anything.

Conference leaders issued a statement, signed by conference director Jim Palmer and others, saying the panel members talked "candidly and sensibly to the high school audience, providing cautionary information about alcohol consumption, drugs, sexual issues and teens."

The sophomore, Daphne, had been required to attend the panel called "STDs: Sex, Teens and Drugs," and accused panel members of presenting one-sided views and discrediting abstinence.

The White family said the conference statement wasn't even accurate.

"The panelists irresponsibly advised Boulder High students to have sex and use drugs," the family responded. "Teenage abstinence was dismissed as an unwise choice and indicative of religious hang-ups."

"It may be true that the Conference on World Affairs generally 'fosters awareness of local, national and global citizenship and celebrates intellectual discussion and excellence.' It did not in this case," the family continued. "As Daphne suggested at the [recent] school board meeting, Boulder High School, the school district and the CWA should host an assembly at Boulder High for the student body. Hopefully the principal, the deputy superintendent, the board president and the director of the CWA would use the opportunity to offer Boulder High students some sound advice that is more consistent with what teens should hear from adults. They need to do it quickly, graduation is June 2."

Fox News' Bill O'Reilly said Boulder already is known as a "far left" town.

He played a recorded of an "unidentified male" saying: "We all experiment. It's very natural for young people to experiment with same sex relationships. When you are 13, 12, 13, 14 certainly probably one of the most appropriate sexual behaviors would be gotcha21. Even today, there are psychiatrists who will do sessions under the influence of ecstasy. If I had some maybe I'd do it with someone, but you know."

The transcript obtained by WND showed those comments also were from Becker.

Dan Caplis, a lawyer and radio talk-show host on KHOW Radio, said the principal should have been fired, but wasn't.

"We had the president of the school board on, as well as the head of the school district. And they just kept dodging us. Finally, we pinned them down and we said don't you agree this was harmful, this was dangerous? Finally, they agreed to that," Caplis reported.

"These experts came in to undermine and contradict everything most parents at that school are trying to teach their kids about sex and drugs. And I believe that a lot of those parents are ready to fight back. But we'll find out in the next few days," Caplis said.

"Perhaps we should open a new wing of the high school and name it 'The Young Brothel Wing,'" wrote an unidentified contributor on a local blog.

Added Louise Benson, on another: "The attitude towards the Whites and the wildly left-wing agenda at BHS as represented by the amazing thinking that a panel encouraging sex and drugs would be just fine is one reason families are fleeing public schools.

"The culture wars really are in full swing in schools," she said.

Zelda, on her "Sleeping Ugly" blog, said parents need to be informed and candid on issues with their children. Addressing the panelists, she wrote, "You, on the other hand, could be a pervert who gets his jollies by talking about sex with minors. And another of my responsibilities as a parent is to make sure you don't have access to my kids until I know for sure you don't have an ulterior motive."

Her conclusion? "Strike 7,867,960,071 against public education."

The conference was begun in 1948 to discuss international affairs, but has expanded to become a conference, as it describes itself, on "Everything Conceivable."

Past participants include Henry Kissinger, Yitzhak Rabin, Eleanor Roosevelt, Ted Turner, Arianna Huffington, Ralph Nader and George McGovern.



Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Soldier4Christ on May 22, 2007, 09:52:16 AM
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No student should have been forced to be at that panel discussion, incoming Boulder Valley Supt. Chris King agreed.

Forced??    NO STUDENT SHOULD HAVE BEEN AT THAT TYPE OF DISCUSSION! NOR SHOULD THAT SPEAKER BE ALLOWED TO COUNCIL STUDENTS!

It is this type of immoral mindset that is leading our children and our nation as a whole astray. I used to advise people to insure what their children are being taught in schools. This sort of thing has become so prevalent in public schools that it has become a necessity for us to take our children out of the public schools in order to prevent them from being taught such garbage as this.



Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Brother Jerry on May 22, 2007, 10:11:50 AM
I can remember a guy that came to our school.  His message was strong enough that people took the mentality that if you did not agree with him then you were scum.  Literally to the point one student got beat up in the bathroom for speaking out against this guy.  I had never been so afraid of the power of one person in my life.  And it awoke in me that fear and recognition.  No one person should ever have that influence or power.  And when they do look what happens....Hitler for one.

But yes it is scary to consider what is going on in our public schools.  And it infuriates me to think that I am paying for this.  And even if we take our children out of school we end up paying to teach other children this garbage.   There is more than an exodus from public schools that are needed, there needs to be a demand from the citizens to change our educational systems.  Cause even with home schooled children there is still the problem.  And we are still paying for it.  And as they have before they have wanted more and more to pay for it.  Look at the Southern states who have started gambling "for education" and yet they are still some of the lowest scores in the nation.

And we cannot just refuse to pay the educational taxes.  But if we ask the politicians we get empty promises.  But we cannot give up or our children and our children's children will be in even worse conditions.  We know that they will anyways because of the state of the world, but giving up is not a trait I wish to pass on to my children.


Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Soldier4Christ on May 22, 2007, 10:29:23 AM
Brother, giving up is not something that I advocate either. Each school gets money allotted to them according to the number of the students that are attending there. Public schools hate it when parents take their children out of the schools because they do get less money. Yes, we still have to pay taxes to support those schools but the schools will get a lot less if the number of students there are less. It is indeed a good way to fight this abomination and in the meantime we will not be placing our own children through the fire. If we allow our children to be taught by these people then we are in essence saying we give up have your way, teach them what you will. By taking them out of these schools we are saying you will not teach our children this garbage and it is you that will suffer in the long range for doing so.

Yes, we do still need to fight against this in other manners also, witnessing to bring others to Christ, calling or writing to our government representatives, voting against measures that instill such garbage in the schools and against politicians that support it but we must insure that we are protecting our own children and upholding the responsibilities that the Lord has given us on our own children in the meantime.

As I have said before, a war is not fought on just one front but on many.




Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Faithin1 on May 22, 2007, 10:59:35 AM
Prior to extending an invitation to a speaker, it is the responsibility of the school administration to understand the tenets of the speaker.  This is negligence and totally outrageous.  Parents should not have to fear for the safety (physically or morally) of their children while at school.  Sadly, this is just another example of the moral decay in our society.  Satan is working overtime to attack our youth.  It's time for Christians to start working overtime to counter this attack.


Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Soldier4Christ on May 22, 2007, 11:01:43 AM
It's time for Christians to start working overtime to counter this attack.

AMEN!



Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: nChrist on May 22, 2007, 01:21:55 PM
Forced??    NO STUDENT SHOULD HAVE BEEN AT THAT TYPE OF DISCUSSION! NOR SHOULD THAT SPEAKER BE ALLOWED TO COUNCIL STUDENTS!

It is this type of immoral mindset that is leading our children and our nation as a whole astray. I used to advise people to insure what their children are being taught in schools. This sort of thing has become so prevalent in public schools that it has become a necessity for us to take our children out of the public schools in order to prevent them from being taught such garbage as this.



AMEN!

It wasn't long ago that many people would have been arrested in like situations, and the officials involved would have been fired with no possibility of ever being able to work in the school system again. Bluntly, this is still the way that things need to be.

Has anyone ever heard of tar and feathers?


Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Soldier4Christ on May 22, 2007, 03:13:47 PM
AMEN!

It wasn't long ago that many people would have been arrested in like situations, and the officials involved would have been fired with no possibility of ever being able to work in the school system again. Bluntly, this is still the way that things need to be.

Amen!

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Has anyone ever heard of tar and feathers?

I know where there is a large supply of both and plenty of carrying poles to go with it.



Title: Re: 'Have sex, do drugs,' speaker tells students
Post by: Faithin1 on May 27, 2007, 01:27:50 PM
I know where there is a large supply of both and plenty of carrying poles to go with it.

LOL!  ;D