Originally posted by jaden_2.0Binface would be better, he has some good policies "Stopping the sale of arms to repressive regimes", this guy draws giant jizzing cocks at kid's baseball games.
People voted for people that behave like that. Boggles the mind. Its like if, in the UK, Count Binface actually got elected.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Phillip Fisher, Jr. is a pastor and Republican ward leader who coordinates faith-based outreach for Philadelphia's Moms for Liberty chapter. He is also a registered sex offender, due to a 2012 felony conviction for aggravated sexual abuse of a 14-year-old boy when Fisher was 25.Fisher insists that he did nothing wrong, despite pleading guilty to one of 12 counts filed against him after an investigation by the Chicago Police Department, according to court records. Fisher was living in Chicago at the time. But he is from Philadelphia and has since returned and become active in local politics.
He is the pastor at the Center of Universal Divinity in Olney and works with Moms for Liberty, a national conservative organization that bills itself as a defender of parental rights, by connecting the Philadelphia chapter with other local faith leaders in an effort to grow the group.
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
This isn't even a new tactic. The Nazis did the exact same thing in the 1930s in order to demonize queer people (labelling them child predators and accusing them of "grooming" and "recruiting" the youth) so that no one would stand up for them when the Nazis started rounding them up (along with the Jewish people, Gypsies etc.). History seems to be repeating itself.
I really wish Conservatives would find a better historical group to emulate.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Christian Ziegler, Florida's GOP chairman and husband of Sarasota County School Board member and Moms of Liberty co-founder Bridget Ziegler, is under criminal investigation after a woman filed a complaint with the Sarasota Police Department accusing the longtime Republican official of raping her, according to a heavily-redacted police report.The complaint was filed on October 4th, and the sexual battery occurred inside the woman's home in Sarasota, according to the report. Among the few words that went unredacted in the report are "rape" and "sexual battery."
The woman, according to sources close to the investigation, stated that she and both Zieglers had been involved in a longstanding consensual three-way sexual relationship prior to the incident. The incident under investigation by Sarasota police occurred when Christian Ziegler and the woman were alone at the woman's house, without Bridget Ziegler present, the sources conveyed.
Multiple GOP sources with knowledge of the investigation confirmed the sexual battery investigation, and said the probe also involves allegations of illegally taping sex acts.
The allegations are sure to reverberate across Florida's political landscape, throwing the Florida GOP into turmoil at a time when the party is gearing up for the 2024 election.
"Parental Rights" GOP Candidate Charged with Assaulting Minors & Giving Them Booze
A Pennsylvania lieutenant governor candidate and outspoken voice in the conservative "parental rights" school movement has been charged with punching a teenager while hosting an underage drinking party at her Bucks County home in September.
Clarice Schillinger, 36, is facing criminal charges of assault, harassment, and furnishing minors with alcohol during her daughter's birthday party.
Schillinger made an unsuccessful run for lieutenant governor as a Republican last year and has played an instrumental role in a political action committee that has poured more than $800,000 into Pennsylvania school district races since 2021.
Anti-LGBT GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Decrimminalize Incest
Republican Nick Wilson, who competed on the 37th season of Survivor in 2018 and returned for the 40th season in 2020, was elected to the Kentucky House of Representatives in 2022 after running unopposed, following the retirement of incumbent Regina Huff.
In his first year in office, the 33-year-old state representative voted to ban the discussion of sexual orientation in schools, and to ban gender-affirming care for children.
On Tuesday, Wilson introduced H.B. 269, which sought to decriminalize incest between first cousins, and lower the crime of incest to a class D felony. After receiving widespread criticism, he withdraw the bill, citing a "clerical error."
Re: Anti-LGBT GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Decrimminalize Incest
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Republican Nick Wilson, who competed on the 37th season of Survivor in 2018 and returned for the 40th season in 2020, was elected to the Kentucky House of Representatives in 2022 after running unopposed, following the retirement of incumbent Regina Huff.In his first year in office, the 33-year-old state representative voted to ban the discussion of sexual orientation in schools, and to ban gender-affirming care for children.
On Tuesday, Wilson introduced H.B. 269, which sought to decriminalize incest between first cousins, and lower the crime of incest to a class D felony. After receiving widespread criticism, he withdraw the bill, citing a "clerical error."
Another Kentucky Republican tried abolish the age-of-consent law last year, yeah?
Should be noted that most White Rightist in Kentucky are related anyways. But this guy clearly wants to f*ck his 1st cousin(s).
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
In 2017, a Houston college student wrote to the family of Paul Pressler, warning them that the Texas judge and Southern Baptist leader was a pedophile. "There is a serious issue at hand," he wrote in an email, adding that Pressler had recently touched him, and bragged about being naked with young boys. "I do not think Paul should be around small children or have male assistance of any kind."Then, the young man said he was resigning as Pressler's personal aide, and asked that Pressler's former law partner Jared Woodfill stop paying him to work out of Pressler's Houston mansion. The email was filed late last year in Harris County district court as part of a lawsuit that accused Woodfill and others of concealing decades of alleged rape by Pressler.
It sheds new light on the role that Woodfill, a prominent anti-LGBTQ activist who is running in the Texas House with the backing of Attorney General Ken Paxton, played in providing Pressler with access to potential victims.
Last month, the Southern Baptist Convention settled a sexual abuse lawsuit against Pressler. Since then, seven additional men have come forward, and accused Pressler of molesting them as teenagers.
In February of 2019, Pressler lost his years-long legal battle to stop the city of Houston from providing spousal benefits to LGBTQ city employees; and in March of 2020, he represented local anti-LGBTQ pastors in a failed lawsuit to overturn Texas lockdown rules.
In March of 2023, Woodfill testified that he knew about the allegations against Pressler and said nothing; and that October, it was reported that House Speaker Mike Johnson had headed a law school that was named for Pressler after allegations came out.
21 Bomb Threats Linked to Libs of TikTok
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
I also find it interesting how all these people claim to want to protect children, yet they clearly don't actually give a damn about queer kids (which, despite what they would tell you, do exist) and none of them seem to care when children's hospitals get bomb threats based on false information spread by social media accounts like Libs Of TikTok.
NBC News identified 33 instances, starting in November 2020, when people or institutions singled out by Libs of TikTok later reported bomb threats or other violent intimidation. The threats, which on average came several days after tweets from Libs of TikTok, targeted schools, libraries, hospitals, small businesses, and elected officials in 16 states, Washington, D.C., and the Canadian province of Ontario. Twenty-one of the 33 threats were bomb threats, which most commonly targeted schools and were made via email.
NBC News emailed Raichik on Monday seeking comment on the threats. She did not respond directly, but said in a post on X that NBC News was working on a "hit piece."
"They do it to try to paint me as an extremist to discredit me. This 'bomb threat' narrative is really getting old," she wrote, adding a yawning-face emoji. Trump hosted Raichik for dinner at his Mar-a-Lago estate in January 2023. Tucker Carlson featured her on his show in December 2022. Raichik claimed to be at the January 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Anti-Drag Neo-Nazi Arrested on Child Porn Charges
A local member of a New England-based neo-Nazi group known for disrupting children's drag queen story hours has been charged with possessing child pornography. Stephen Thomas Farrea, 34, a member of the Nationalist Social Club-131, had been arrested two years ago while distributing white nationalism leaflets in East Providence. Then, last month, the Portsmouth police got a tip that Farrea may be in possession of child pornography.
After getting a court-authorized warrant, detectives searched Farrea's home at 37 Souza Way and seized multiple electronic devices. The police said that Farrea's devices contained sexually explicit images of children. The masked, khaki-pants-wearing men have drawn attention for harassing people during drag queen story hours, spreading graffiti, leaflets, and banners praising white nationalism, and shouting slurs and waving Nazi flags.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Joel Bruce Searby, 43, was arrested this morning, and charged with lewd/lascivious conduct, two counts of obscene communication related to luring a minor to meet him for sex, and using a two-way communications device to facilitate a felony.The Alachua County Sheriff's deputy who wrote the report noted that the account in the chats identified himself as someone the victim knew, and sent multiple pictures of himself; the deputy noted that several pictures clearly show Searby's face.
Searby sent a lengthy series of messages, asking the 15-year-old if he has ever had a crush on an older man, and then describes a sexual encounter he had as a teen with an adult man. He suggested the victim should sneak out and go to Searby's guest house.
He would send the boy a text asking him to go over to help with yard work as an excuse for his parents. On Thursday morning, law enforcement took over the boy's account, and continued the conversation with Searby.
He confirmed the meet-up for "yard work," and a detective pretending to be the victim asked if they would be "jerking off" or something more. Searby replied to the victim's account, "I would like to do more but we can take it one step at a time and if I start doing anything you don't want to do we can stop. I'll walk you through it."
Searby, a lay pastor and boys basketball coach, is the leader of a local drive to convert public schools to charter schools.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The president of Blue Springs' elected school board has resigned after a young woman who accused him of grooming her over 10 years ago when she was a youth group leader in his church. "It is with a profound sense of responsibility and commitment to transparency that we acknowledge the recent allegations concerning Board President Dr. Bobby Hawk," a statement from the Blue Springs Board of Education read.Hawk, founding pastor at Epic Church KC, resigned from his position leading the public school board shortly after the allegations surfaced in a blog post. In a phone conversation Thursday afternoon, Isabelle Davis, who goes by Izzy and is now 23, told a reporter that she wrote the post about her own experience and was comfortable with her name being published. The blog post described Hawk paying “special attention” to Davis starting when she was around 11 years old.
Police in Blue Springs confirm they took a report from the victim on Thursday morning. Two additional victims reached out on Thursday, accusing Hawk of sexual misconduct, including one victim who says she was 12 years old at the time.
In a blog post, Davis wrote about two occasions where Pastor Hawk forced her to hold his hand as if they were dating, and then, he put both hands underneath his thigh for the entire length of a movie they were watching.
Davis said she knows of at least three other victims, and she is hopeful they will feel strong enough to speak out too.
More people are coming forward against the now-former president of the Blue Springs School Board. Lead Pastor Bobby Hawk is now on leave at Epic Church KC after he resigned from the school board on Wednesday. Epic Church KC has canceled services this Sunday.
The church put out a statement saying its board has put Lead Pastor Bobby Hawk on leave pending review. It does not say anything about his pay. It also does not mention the word "investigation" anywhere in the statement.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The senior pastor of Palm View Baptist Church, Jonathan Edward Elwing, was arrested on June 21st for possession of child pornography. The 18 felony counts against Elwing stem from explicit photos of minors that detectives found on his phone.On June 20th, detectives received information that Elwing used cryptocurrency to make an online purchase of child sexual abuse material. On June 27th, as the investigation continued, 14 additional felony charges were filed against Elwing: two counts of Capital Sexual Battery, six counts of Production of Child Sexual Abuse Material, and six counts of Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material.
A forensic search of Elwing's cell phone revealed images of him sexually battering a child along with the production and possession of 12 images of child pornography.
Police say one of the photos shows Elwing abusing a 2-year-old. Authorities also say they found eight to 10 hidden cameras in his home and his church office.
Sheriff Rick Wells said during a press conference, "He would abuse anyone at anytime. There doesn't seem to be a limit to what he is capable of."
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Zachary King, a pastor with "significant experience serving in youth ministry" at multiple megachurches, including LexCity Church in Lexington from which he recently resigned as executive pastor, has been charged with the rape and sexual abuse of a minor.A press release from the office of Attorney General of Kentucky Russell Coleman said King, 47, who preached at LexCity Church as recently as three months ago, was also charged with the unlawful use of electronics to engage in sexual acts with a minor.
According to his LinkedIn profile, King has significant experience serving in youth ministry, including at Craig Groeschel's Life Church and Metropolitan Baptist Church in Houston, Texas where he spent more than eight years.
According to an arrest citation, Zachary King consented to an interview with the Department of Criminal Investigations in Attorney General Russell Coleman's Office, in which he stated that he had "engaged in a sexual relationship with a minor over the course of the last year and a half."
The citation goes on to state that King told the investigator that he had "sexual intercourse with the minor starting at age 15 in January 2023, continuing until April 2024."
During the interview, the citation says he also admitted to having "sexual intercourse in the minor's home, at his residence, and at the church where he was a former pastor."
King was arrested on Monday and booked into the Fayette County Detention Center. He was charged with procuring or promoting use of minor by electronic means, first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, third-degree rape, third-degree sodomy, and first-degree sexual abuse.