âThe Kinsey Reportâ (1948) shaped current mainstream attitudes to sex and inspired Hugh Hefner to start Playboy in 1953⌠Essentially âThe Kinsey Reportâ said that aberrant sexual behavior was so common as to be normal. Thanks to psychologist Dr. Judith Reisman, we now know that Alfred Kinsey was a homosexual pedophile and the âKinsley Reportâ was a fraud.
Kinsey, a University of Indiana zoologist, pretended to be a Conservative family man. In fact, he seduced his male students and forced his wife and associates to perform in homemade pornographic films. To prove that children have legitimate sexual needs. Kinsey and his fellow pedophiles either abused 2,000 infants and children and/or relied on data obtained in Nazi concentration camps.
Dr. Reisman concludes: âAmericaâs growing libidinous pathologiesâŚtaught in schoolsâŚand reflected in our fine and popular arts, the press, law and public policy largely mirror the documented sexual psychopathologies of the Kinsey team itself.â
Sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation, Kinseyâs goal was âto supplant what he saw as a narrow procreational Christian era with a promiscuous âanything goesâ bi/gay pedophile paradise.â He cruised Times Square looking for subjects. More than 25% of his sample were prostitutes and prison inmates including many sex offenders. Kinsey, who died prematurely of disease associated with impotence and self-mutilation, said 10 per cent of American men were gay when in fact only two per cent were.
Hugh Hefner said the Kinsey Report âproduced a tremendous sexual awakening, largely because of media attentionâŚâ This shows how the elite orchestrates social change using media hype.
With messianic fervor, Playboy took its gospel of sexual freedom to the American male who in the 1950âs-1960âs still consecrated sex for marriage. Playboyâs aim, the aim of all pornographers, was to hook men on the glossy fantasy. To do this, they had to prevent them from finding true satisfaction in marriage.
In Reismanâs words, âPlayboy was the first national magazine to exploit college menâs fears of women and family commitment. Playboy offered itself as a reliable, comforting substitute for monogamous heterosexual love.â
Thus sworn enemies, Playboy and radical feminists, found common ground in hatred of the nuclear family. As a result, society now suffers from epidemics of family breakdown, pornography, impotence, child sexual abuse, sadosexual violence, teen pregnancy, a cocktail of STDâs including âgay bowelâ syndrome, anal cancer, and, of course, AIDS. The birthrate has plummeted by 50% since 1960 and is barely at replacement level.
Homosexuality is a developmental disorder defined by the failure to establish a permanent bond with a member of the opposite sex. Psychologist Richard Cohen, in âComing Out Straight: Understanding and Healing Homosexualityâ (2000) argues it is caused when a male child fails to bond with his father. By having sex with men, the adult gay is trying to compensate for father-love denied in adolescence.
Cohen was gay and is now married with three children. He attributes lesbianism to a womanâs reaction to being rebuffed or abused by her father. He has assisted hundreds of homosexuals, but is under constant attack for undermining the gay political agenda, (i.e. to redefine societal norms.)