Frocks and Pompoms for Boys
Boys in primary schools should be encouraged to try on frocks or join the cheerleading team, a homosexual campaign group has told teachers.  Stonewall, Britain's top homosexual lobby group, has sent a pack to primary school teachers with the backing of a Government agency.  The pack includes a DVD, where a teacher says pupils should be taught to resist the values of their parents and grandparents.  The DVD case features the logo of the Training and Development Agency - a body funded by the Department for Education.  The pack also recommends using pro-homosexual story books for reading in class.  One book, And Tango Makes Three, is about a penguin chick raised by two male penguins.  Another is called The Sissy Duckling and another features two princes who fall in love and live happily ever after as King and King.  The Stonewall teachers' pack suggests getting primary school children to act out the books as school plays [The Christian Institute, Newsletter, Spring 2011].

One Mother's Experience of Harmful Sex Education
Lisa Bullivant's daughter was 7 years old when she was exposed to sexually explicit lessons in class.  The school was using a programme called Living and Growing produced by Channel 4 [in the UK].  Mrs Bullivant was horrified at the graphic nature of the material. "I never imagined anyone would show anything like this to little children," she said.  One of the many upsetting remarks made by her daughter after seeing the dvds was, "I keep thinking about you and Daddy having sex".  Even more disturbing, this little girl was worrying that she herself was expected to have sex.  Mrs Bullivant does not think that the dvd showing sexual intercourse makes it clear that the act is only adults.  Her daughter also asked her, "Is there any other way to have a baby? I don't want to have sex."  The trauma to Mrs Bullivant's daughter has affected both her family life and her marriage.  Every day Mrs Bullivant is living with the aftermath of "Living and Growing", waiting for her child to grow into the information she has been given so prematurely [SPUC, Bulleting, Spring 2011].

The Frankfurt School and the War on the West
"There are those who hate the West and want to destroy it and make it into their own image. ... Many movements and groups can be mentioned, but here I wish to focus on just one. It has been hugely influential in undermining the West and bringing about cultural Marxism. ... I refer to the Frankfurt School. ... [T]o undermine the Judeao-Christian legacy [they] called for the most negative destructive criticism possible of every sphere of life which would be designed to destabilize society and bring down what they saw as the 'oppressive' order. ... '[T]hey recommended (among other things):
** The teaching of sex and homosexuality to children;
** The undermining of schools' and teachers' authority;
** [The] encouraging [of] the breakdown of the family.'
If anyone is wondering why the West is embarked upon sexual suicide, much of the answer can be found in the Frankfurt School: 'One of the main ideas of the Frankfurt School was to exploit Freud's idea of 'pansexualism' - the search for pleasure, the exploitation of the differences between the sexes, the overthrowing of traditional relationships between men and women. To further their aims they would [among other things]:
** Attack the authority of the father, deny the specific roles of father and mother, and wrest away from families their rights as primary educators of their children;
** Abolish differences in the education of boys and girls;
To engage in the culture wars effectively, one needs to know whom one is fighting against. The Frankfurt School is not the only aggressor we face, but it is one of them, and an important one at that. Being aware of such movements help[s] us to make make sense of the rapid degeneration of the West, and lets us know that we really are in a war. Now is not the time to opt out of this conflict. The stakes are far too high to choose non-involvement" [billmuehlenberg.com/2009/05/11/the-frankfurt-school-and-the-war-on-the-west/ 11:05:09].
 

Peter Hitchens, Mail on Sunday (UK), 2 March 2008
The anti-marriage campaign has moved up a gear. The Sex Education Forum, paid for by you, is sponsoring a sinister new booklet aimed at 11-year-olds. From refusing to support marriage, the school 'sex educators' have now moved on to declaring that marriage is unnecessary. How long before they are saying it is outdated and actually wrong? When will people grasp that this is not 'sex education' but revolutionary propaganda against the family?