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[COMMENT: If you still believe that the homosexual agenda is benign, read below. Any agenda which denies objective truth or morality is inherently totalitarian. It has only feelings and power to which it can appeal. And that is exactly what it is doing. God bless David Parker, and give him and his allies the courage and wisdom and strength to soldier on.
And you, dear reader, prayer for him, and join his cause.
Government control of schools is also inherently totalitarian, as the history of American education shows. We began with a freemarket education which produced the best educated population in the world. Now, after 150 years of government control, we have a dumbed down, ignorant, self-centered, and undisciplined population which is far more easily controllable than an educated population.
This is an evil education system run by an evil agenda. The state is all but claiming to own our children.
Get government out of schools.
http://www.schoolandstate.org/home.htm and
http://www.exodusmandate.org/
Home school your children.
E. Fox]
US Supreme Court turns down David
Parker's appeal. Validates state's right to teach homosexuality to young
children over parents' objections!
Allows outrageous lower court rulings
to stand. Anger across Massachusetts. No justice on this issue.
After spending nearly a quarter million dollars of his savings, supported by
thousands of parents across America and several foreign countries, covered by
national and international media from The O'Reilley Factor to National
Public Radio, David Parker could only watch as the US Supreme Court
announced Monday that it is refusing to hear his case.
The Court did not
even bother to notify the Parkers or their attorneys. On Monday, October 6, the
US Supreme Court simply posted a list on the Internet. (See David
Parker's statement below.)
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David Parker is led into court in handcuffs on April 28, 2005. |
At issue was the Lexington Schools' aggressive policy of normalizing
homosexual behavior to elementary school children and not allowing parents to be
notified before or after, or being able to opt-out their kids from it. On April
27, 2005 David Parker was arrested and thrown in jail by school officials over
his insistence of being notified regarding his son in kindergarten being taught
about homosexual relationships by adults. It immediately made national news. But
the school officials would not stop. Months later, Rob and Robin Wirthlin
discovered that teachers were reading a book about homosexual romance to their
second-grader. In 2006 the Parkers and Wirthlins filed a federal Civil Rights
lawsuit against the school.
During that time the school became more
hostile to the Parkers, and local liberals and homosexual activists did their
best to harass the family.
Links to: Parker's arrest, harassment by liberal activists, filing of lawsuit.
Outrageous and insulting rulings by lower courts
The liberal judges in the Boston federal courts reacted harshly. The
rulings by the two federal courts on this case were so bizarre that it boggles
the mind. The judges denied the Parkers a trial and stated that schools
have the right to teach homosexuality to children without parental interference.
They also pointed out that gay "marriage" in Massachusetts gives the state the
right -- and even the obligation -- to promote homosexual relationships to young
children.
On February 23, 2007, Federal District Court Judge Mark
Wolf dismissed the case, stating that teaching homosexuality is necessary for to
prepare kids for citizenship, and that if parents don't like it they can elect a
different school committee or just home school their kids.
Judge Mark Wolf dismisses Parkers' suit.
The Parkers appealed. On
January 31, 2008, Federal Appeals Court Judge Sandra Lynch issued a rambling
decision agreeing with Wolf, and claiming that kids can always just ignore the
teachers, and that if parents don't like it they should try to elect different
politicians! "If the school system has been insufficiently sensitive to such
religious beliefs, the plaintiffs may seek recourse to the normal political
processes for change in the town and state." Yeah, right.
Judge Sandra Lynch denies appeal.
(Despite the outrageous nature of
the issue and the obvious First Amendment implications, there is speculation the
Supreme Court judges were reluctant to take on the homosexual movement, taking a
cue from many Republican leaders.)
Parker
supported far and wide
In the meantime, David Parker was
wholeheartedly supported by parents and citizens across the country. He appeared
on numerous national television shows and gave speeches on parents rights in
several states.
Last year David Parker was invited to speak at a
pro-family event in Puerto Rico where over 20,000 people thronged to hear him,
giving him a huge show of support. He also was on television and radio
throughout the island.
MassResistance report on David Parker in Puerto Rico(with photos)
Parkers have taken their kids out of school - are home
schooling
The unrelenting action of the Lexington schools to
push homosexuality in the lower grades, as well as the ugly hostility of local
liberals toward the Parkers and their children over this incident, has taken its
toll. This year the Parkers removed both of their children from the Estabrook
Elementary School and have been home-schooling them. Last year the Wirthlins
removed their children from the Lexington schools. However, this did not deter
the Parkers from pursuing the lawsuit.
Homosexual activists celebrate Supreme Court rejection in juvenile fashion
The immediate reaction by homosexuals has been taunting and derision. For
example, one homosexual activist who had often appeared at Parker's court
appearances wrote the following on the left-wing "Blue Mass Group" website
right after the news broke:
"This case has been one of my obsessions and I can't restrain a giggle. In January, when the two couples lost in U.S. District Court in Boston, they said they were headed to the high court . . . by the time this dirty snowball rolled into federal court, they hoped to establish the right of parents to determine what their kids are exposed to in public schools. Today's Supremes decision could be a resounding clank of a closing lid on that."
Expect a lot more of this.
David Parker's
statement: Nothing will stop us
Shortly after the
announcement, David Parker released the statement below. Clearly, he does not
believe anyone should back down or give up.
"The Federal Supreme court of the United States has tragically decided to deny our case from moving forward. We have exhausted all our legal options in the Federal system for the protection of young children in the public schools.The Supreme court has cowardly turned their backs on a parental rights issue that clearly has national significance with profound consequences.
We believe that parents have the right and sacred responsibility to defend the psyches of their young impressionable children against such child predation. This includes more forceful measures to defend against, the inculcation and penetration, of perversion into their minds, behind the parent's back and against their will.
All public school administrators are hereby on notice that efforts to seduce children into the acceptance and affirmation of homosexual conduct and "gay marriage" will be met with the full force of the citizenry.
This despicable ruling is not of the people, nor for the people, and nor by the people--but against them. We, the people, must take back our government for the sake of our children and the sake of this nation."
David Parker
Many parents now feel that there is no justice left in America on this issue.
We can't help but agree.
What do parents do now?
Fight even harder!
David Parker said that he's not stopping
this fight. On the contrary, it's time to step it up to new levels.
At
least one major pro-family activist told MassResistance that maybe this is what
was needed to take real action. Parents have been sitting around waiting for the
courts to protect them, he said. And that's not going to happen. We've got to do
it ourselves.
Let's face the fact: The real problem in Massachusetts
lies with the Legislature. They have passed the laws that give homosexual
activists legal carte blanche to children in the schools, and allow parents no
rights. All that the courts dis was refuse to stop it or recognize that
parents have overarching constitutional rights. But over the last several
years, it's the Legislature that set it all in place, and continues to fund it
and encourage it.
And we're not going to "elect better politicians" any
time soon. We've got to confront them -- and simply not quit.
The NEW
Parents Rights Bill. Too many "pro-family" people don't want to get their
hands dirty. Last year, when MassResistance introduced the
new Parents Rights Bill, S321, the other major pro-family group in
Massachusetts refused to endorse it. (It was too aggressive, they felt.) And
when the homosexual lobby put on the pressure, politicians like Jeffrey Perry,
Lew Evangelidis, Paul Donato, Bruce Ayers and others caved in and decided to
oppose it - after previously having been co-sponsors! Are they getting any heat
from parents for their cowardly betrayal? Not yet. But MassResistance will file
the bill again next session. We're not stopping.
Don't be afraid of
telling the truth. The incredibly predatory nature of the homosexual
movement and its obsession with children in the schools cannot be ignored any
longer. Too many parents - and too many "pro-family" organizations - think that
if they're "nice" and "reasonable" it will go away. It won't. And the time has
come for real action.
We will continue to stand with David Parker and
with parents.
One thing you can do NOW:
There's just a days left in the Referendum Petition drive. The homosexual lobby is doing everything they can to stop it. Don't be intimidated. Go out and get signatures TODAY! AT LEAST: Sign it and mailit in right away. Click here for more information on downloading and signing the petitions!
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Date Posted - 10/08/2008 - Date Last Edited - 10/08/2008