Boston Police Discover a Pedophile House of Horrors, and No One In the Regime Media Will Report It

So here's a story you won't see on Jake Tapper. Or CNN. Or MSNBC.

Or Fox.

The picture is pretty clear: a pedophilic sex ring having a drug-fueled party and things go horribly wrong--as if everything in that sentence isn't horribly wrong--and it all takes place in a Boston public housing complex.

Four children living in squalid conditions while being hidden from first responders were found in an apartment filled with "alcohol, drugs, sex toys" and a dead man, according to an incident report and outraged officials.

[From the Boston Herald]:

"This is sickening," said At-Large City Councilor Michael Flaherty. "I was informed by people at the scene that there were drugs, alcohol, sex toys all around the apartment as well as a dead body on the floor."

That fire department report, obtained by the Herald and confirmed by police response, states that a BFD crew was sent to Old Colony Avenue Saturday morning for a call that a man had gone into cardiac arrest and required medical attention. That address is the Mary Ellen McCormack Housing complex run by the city.

However, according to the incident report, firefighters found more than just a routine medical emergency.

"The apartment was in extremely unsanitary conditions. Approximately 6 adults, who appeared to be males, were seen in the apartment," they wrote, saying they subsequently found "four children in the back bedroom being hidden by an adult male from first responders."

According to the incident report the children ranged from ages 5 to 10.

The Boston City Council president said he knows The Real Criminal Here, and that's lax enforcement of apartment codes.

David Strom comments:

Yeah, well. I suppose that is a good start. But honestly, I think this underscores the fact that America has quickly been normalizing grown men dressing up in women's clothes and having their sexual fantasies play out in front of or even with children.

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But stopping the insane practice of encouraging men to practice their fetishes in front of or upon children? Yeah, that is something we can do something about right here and right now.
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It doesn't take a wild-eyed sleuth with a caffeine and nicotine problem to link the dots here. It is so glaringly obvious that one leads to the other to the other... Because we are normalizing the sexualization of children.

A Minnesota school board is shocked -- actually shocked, not fake-schocked -- to hear the pornographic materials now available to young children in Minnesota schools:

The school board says they'll get to the bottom of this.

Concerned parents and taxpayers read excerpts of sexually-explicit books to members of the Brainerd school board last week, leaving some members of the board visibly uncomfortable.

"It's verbal porn," a grandmother of three students said.

Each of the seven presenters during the public comment portion of the meeting expressed their outrage over the availability of sexually-explicit materials in a library meant for 5th-8th grade students.

One speaker, who began his speech with a short prayer, argued that the same sexually-explicit material would be "illegal anywhere else."

"No child benefits from having sexually-explicit material in the school district libraries. The public education system is once again deceiving its stakeholders," he said.

Two presenters read from the book "What Girls Are Made Of" by Elana K. Arnold.

"Oh my God," one of the school board members, D.J. Dondelinger, could be heard exclaiming under his breath while a retired teacher, Sherry Weltze, read pages from the book in question. The board member also placed his head in his hands during portions of the reading, looking visibly uncomfortable.

The excerpts she read detailed a girl's sexual encounters with her boyfriend. The book graphically describes oral sex, saying if the girl is on her period, then she suggests that she "give him head."

"I laid a towel on the sheet in case I bled, and then I watch Seth roll the condom over his penis," the book reads. "I watched him maneuver his latex-wrapped erection as he pushed and tried to get inside."

"You're on notice to remove all sexually-explicit materials from the school district libraries and classrooms," another speaker told the board.

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"Something needs to be done," Dondelinger said. "I'm shocked. We need to dig in and find out what the hell's going on."

He then proceeded to ask if "this stuff is accessible to fifth graders" and was told by the room of concerned citizens that yes, it was.

We'll see. The Groomers usually successfully bully people into accepting their agenda of telling young children that they're ready for sex and to keep it all secret from their parents.

We need to talk about the pedophilic tendencies of many librarians. They see it as their Satan-given duty to ply children with highly inappropriate sexual material.

Meanwhile, in Vancouver, elementary schoolchildren are forced to march in a "pride" march while toting the progressive/gay flag.

Finally, Dan Crenshaw repeatedly asked a witness for any study establishing the medical benefits of "transitioning."

The witness kept babbling canned answers, talking about how wonderful the benefits were, while continuing to fail to name any study establishing these alleged benefits:

Dr. Meredithe McNamara, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Yale School of Medicine, testified in a hearing in opposition to a provision that would block federal funding for hospitals that provide transgender services for minors.

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During the exchange, McNamara accused Crenshaw of cherrypicking data to support his position against transgender procedures for children.

"It is very unscientific and flawed to pick a single study or a single statistic and to discuss it in isolation," she said.

"Totally agree," Crenshaw said.

"All the medical experts are able to talk about all the evidence as a whole," she added.

"Totally agree. So it's good to look at systematic reviews right?" Crenshaw asked. "That's the gold standard of evidence when you're trying to understand whether something works or whether it doesn't. So the British Journal of Medicine looked at 61 systematic reviews with the conclusion that, quote, 'there is great uncertainty about the effects of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgeries in young people.' Journal of Endocrine Society came up with the same conclusion. Even the American Academy of Pediatrics -- all cite the lack of evidence."

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McNamara then tried to tout the standards of care, but despite repeated requests for her to cite any journal or study that concludes transgender procedures are beneficial for kids, she couldn't do it.

"The standards of care -- that's not a journal, that's not a study, that's not an organization, that's not an institution. You're just saying words," Crenshaw said. "Name one study."

This might actually be the last "pride" month.

They went too far. They just could not keep off the children.

posted by Ace at 06:30 PM

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