EDITOR’S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis).  Obama’s close friend (and maybe more than close, as some have suggested) Greek-American Alexi Giannoulias, who was elected last year Secretary of State in Illinois, disgraced himself and our community at a Senate hearing yesterday regarding the banning of openly gay books that are explicit and graphic from school libraries.  Senator Kennedy recited excerpts from “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and “Gender Queer”, that are so graphic that they will make you blush – and get you angry!!… These books do not belong to any school library, especially in elementary schools!!

Yet, Alexi Giannoulias sat there trying to argue – in front of the whole Nation!! – that it is fair to “Ban the Ban,” i.e. ALLOW such disgusting books in the school libraries of underage children!! Atrocious!! And he had the gall to look all of us in the eye, supporting his sickening position… Giannoulias stated that he has already passed the legislation in Illinois – it will take effect on January 1st!  Are our community leaders in Chicago taking a stance on this? Especially those operating schools?  

Then someone named “Mx.” Cameron Samuels tried to answer questions, and this show became a theater of the absurd… “Mx” stands for “Mix” he explained, as everybody scratched their heads…  And then he started mumbling supposed “explanations” for such repulsive acts: “Students who do not read books like All Boys Aren’t Blue cannot learn what is appropriate.”... If we follow their nauseating “logic,” then we should start introducing hardcore porn at ages 5-10 so kids know what is and is not appropriate!!” 

Those who need a further explanation about Giannoulias and his pro-gay attitudes should investigate his close relationship to the – now-revealed – gay Barack Obama and his agenda to destroy America.  How close was this relationship?  Were they just “basketball buddies,” as everyone knows? Their relationship was so close that when Obama was elected, his advisers wanted “their man to keep his distance (from Giannoulias)”  What were they afraid of? What are Giannoulias and Obama hiding?

September 13, 2023, n.stamatakis@aol.com   www.helleniscope.com

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You Cannot Un-See GOP Senator Reciting Sex Scene At Hearing: ‘I Began To Slide Into Him From Behind’

By Tommy ChristopherSep 12th, 2023, 3:24 pm

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Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) went viral by reading an explicit sex scene at a Senate hearing that began with the description, “I began to slide into him from behind…”

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias (D) testified Tuesday at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing entitled “Book Bans: Examining How Censorship Limits Liberty and Literature.”

Republicans and activists have turned book bans and restrictions into a contentious political issue, but Illinois has passed a law banning the banning of books.

In a moment flagged online by Aaron Rupar, Kennedy interrogated Giannoulias by reading aloud explicit passages from the books “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and “Gender Queer,” which have been banned in certain libraries:

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SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I confess I’m a little confused and I appreciate the argument that we’ve, our discussion that we’ve been having. But for me, it’s a little too conceptual or I don’t know, metaphysical or geological or whatever you want to call it. I want to try to understand what you’re asking us to do.
Let’s take two books that have been much discussed. The first one is called “All Boys Aren’t Blue.”
And I will quote from it.
“I put some lube on and got him on his knees. And I began to slide into him from behind. I pulled out of him and kissed him while he masturbated.
He asked me to turn over while he slipped a condom on himself. This was my ass, and I was struggling to imagine someone inside me. He got on top and slowly inserted himself into me. It was the worst pain I think I have ever felt in my life.
Eventually, I felt a mix of pleasure with the pain.”.
Closed quote. “All Boys Aren’t Blue.”.
The second is a another much discussed book. I’m sure you’re familiar with it. It’s called Gender Queer. Okay. Let me read an excerpt from that. Quote.
“I got a new strap on. Strap on harness today. I can’t wait to put it on you. It will fit my favorite dildo perfectly. You’re going to look so hot. I can’t wait to have your cock in my mouth. I’m going to give you the blowjob of your life. Then I want you inside of me.”.
End quote. Now, Mr. Secretary, what are you asking us to do? Are you suggesting that only librarians should decide whether the two books that I just referenced should be available to kids? Is that what you’re saying?
In the full exchange, Secretary Gionnoulias and Mr. Cameron Samuels — another witness and the co-founder of Students Engaged in Advancing Texas — tried their best to explain their position to Kennedy, and Giannoulias also remarked on Kennedy’s delivery:
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Okay. Tell me what you’re saying.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: Well, first of all…
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Don’t give me a speech. Tell me what you’re asking me to do.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: With all due respect, Senator, the words you spoke are disturbing. Especially coming out of your mouth is very disturbing. But I would. What I would also tell you that we’re not advocating for kids to report, to Senator Booker’s point.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: What are you advocating for?
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: We are advocating for parents, random parents not to have the ability under the guise of keeping kids safe, to try and challenge the worldview of every single manner on these issues.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: You’re getting conceptual again.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: I’m not going to conceptual…
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Yes, you are, because… I want to know what you’re recommending. It sounds to me like what some of you are saying: The librarians should decide who gets to see that book.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: I’m saying when you’re making, when individual parents are allowed to make a decision of what where that line is and To Kill a Mockingbird, which involves a rape scene, should that book be pulled from our libraries? I think it becomes a slippery slope.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: I think you ought to think about it a little bit more before you come here. I’ve thought about that. You’re going to propose something. You ought to be able in 30 seconds to be able to explain what you’re asking us to do. Miss Kelly, what do you understand? Well, let me skip for a second. Mr.. Mi– Cameron, tell me what you’re you’re proposing.
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: It’s pronounced “mix” and the.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Mix? Is that how y-? How would you like me to refer to you?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Senator. Your definition of sexual is synonymous with LGBTQ identity.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: I’m asking you that. I’m asking you to tell me you read those two excerpts. Do you think that. Are you asking that only librarians and not parents have any say and whether minors can read those books? Is that what you’re saying?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Gender Queer has never been in my school library, so it’s never been banned.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Suppose it was. Should it be up just to the librarian or should parents have a say?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: There should be facilitation of collaboration between parents.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Should parents have a say.
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Parents should be working with students and educators to be making decisions because students.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: And who decides ultimately the librarian? Or do you take a vote or who takes the vote?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Book review committees in the community and my school district.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: You want a committee? To decide?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: There are committees.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Okay, Well, I’m asking you. How do we decide whether the two books that I just referenced should be available in the library? What what would you, if you were if you were running things, what would you do?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: All boys Aren’t Blue. The scene you mentioned is about sexual abuse. It’s not erotic.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: I know what it’s about. It’s not. What would you do in terms of making the books available? Would you say anybody can see them or they have to be in the special session?
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Students who do not read books like All Boys Aren’t Blue cannot learn what is appropriate.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: I understand that…
MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: That they cannot learn about abuse.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: But none how they want to answer my question. You come here and you say censorship is bad and of course it’s bad. But the obvious response is, okay, you heard the books we’re talking about. Okay, owe’re not talking about Catcher in the Rye. So tell me what you want. Who gets to decide? And all I’ve heard is the librarians. And parents have nothing to do with it. And if that’s your response, what planet did you just parachute in from?
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: Parents.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Senator, what country? More appropriately, this is not China.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: Parents, Senator, all due respect, parents absolutely have a say. My parents were immigrants, came to this country. We never checked our books without our parents seeing what what books we were reading. They encouraged us to read books.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Secretary, I understand this is good for your politics back home.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: It’s got nothing to do with my politics, my bill has pased.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Of course it does, it has everything to do with politics. You came here with a problem, and I’m trying to understand the solution. And you don’t have one.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: We solve this issue. We solved the solution in Illinois.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: other than to tell us that we don’t agree with you, you’re on the wrong. We’ll be on the wrong side of history.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: We solved the problem in Illinois. We fixed it because we.
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: Well, there are others you could work on. I’m out of time. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
ALEXI GIANNOULIAS: That’s why I’m here, to help other states make these decisions.

As Chairman Dick Durbin wrapped up the hearing, Kennedy joked “I’ve got some more books I can read!” to which Durbin replied, “I’m sure you do!”

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34 COMMENTS

  1. The article states:
    ”
    MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: All boys Aren’t Blue. The scene you mentioned is about sexual abuse. It’s not erotic.

    SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: I know what it’s about. It’s not. What would you do in terms of making the books available? Would you say anybody can see them or they have to be in the special session?

    MX. CAMERON SAMUELS: Students who do not read books like All Boys Aren’t Blue cannot learn what is appropriate”
    This is so DIABOLICAL!
    Monk Rasputin in the Russian imperial Court before 1914 had sex with many noble women and princesses,
    having convinced them ,that only those who REPENT GO TO HEAVEN AND IN ORDER TO REPENT THEY MUST COMMIT SINS WITH HIM!

  2. These books that Senator Kennedy read from ABUSE children as they have content INAPPROPRIATE for children and must be banned from schools!
    PARENTS CAN HOME SHOOL THEIR CHILDREN AND LET THEM GO TO SCHOOL ONLY FOR SPORTS, BAND AND LABS!

    • Not that it matters, if Obama is gay, but, where do you base your assumption that he is? On the same sources that said that Michelle is a man and that he wasn’t born in America?

      • Well, if his biographer is not a trustworthy source, what can I tell you? It was his biographer who described it… Did you hear Obama deny it? Don’t you think he should have?

      • Bob Karp —
        I heard endless gay reports nonstop when I campaigned for the Republican running against Obama. The story of Larry Sinclair sounds extremely true – and Chicago gay bars replete with stories of Obama picking up gays.
        So both Larry Sinclair got beat up by his democrat thugs – including gays from Chicago bars.
        Disgusting!

  4. Why are the preachers silent about such books? Are they afraid of losing church memberships? Only the preachers can return our nation to sanity!

    Thank you Helleniscope for bringing light into the darkness covering America.

    Thank you Sen. Kennedy for reading what needed to be read aloud!

  5. No one has the right to ban the books they deem inappropriate. If that happens, then we slide down a slippery slope. There should be age limits that children should be protected from such trash. But bans? NO way. Thank you Sen Giannoulias for standing up for freedom of speech.

    • You are again going down the wrong path. Freedom of Speech, as it applies to the wider society, does not apply in schools, for the same reason we do not allow people younger than 18 to vote, or younger than 16 to have a driver license. The age limits – that you correctly point to – should be the “age of consent”, as state laws prescribe.

      • I agree with you, that kids under 18 should not have access to such books. However, can you point out where in the above transcript it says that this particular book is intended for schools?

        • The whole discussion in the Senate and Giannoulias’s law is about public libraries – which are part of elementary schools and high schools. Who would care if it was just about printing the books? No parent in their right mind would buy it…

          • OK. If its public libraries, no one forces minors to read any books. Their parents should be aware of what books their kids check out. Besides, all kids have access to the internet, where they can view worse material than that. That senator Kennedy needs to drop his faked Southern Accent and retire. Libraries should not ban any books.

          • Instead of discussing limiting access to the internet for underage children we are talking about allowing everything… Thousands of years of civilization and educational practices go down the drain. If the kids can handle “these truths” than nets give them guns to kill each other..

    • Bob Karp:

      No one has the right to introduce sex deviancy into our state public education systems.

      Use of words like “ lube job” is disgusting.
      The UN plan is to have children engage in consensual sex with adults. Look it up. Read the document. That’s where all this is going, Bob.

    • These pornographic books should be placed in the ADULT SECTION of public libraries AND NOT INCLUDED in school libraries as their content is INAPPROPTRIATE FOR MINORS!

    • You write:
      “There should be age limits that children should be protected from such trash.”
      Therefore these pornbooks must be banned from SCHOOL LIBRARIES so minors below 18 years old will be protected and not be exposed to such filth.

  6. I doubt that the UN has such an agenda. Can you refer me to the document that you’re talking about? Additionally, can you show me where the article says that the “lube job” book is intended for schools?

    • Bob Karp

      Here is the document

      SDG16 promises to eradicate many of the worst crimes in today’s world, including crimes committed against children. For instance, the aim of SDG16.2 is:

      End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children.
      Yet, contrary to all evidence, ethics, common sense and criminal law, it seems that several important UN partners and “stakeholders” don’t consider paedophilia to be a form of child abuse.

      The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), which was instrumental in the formation of the ICC, is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) that has long been a close “partner” of the UN. The UN and the ICJ have collaborated on numerous joint projects, such as spreading SDG messaging among academic institutions.

      The ICJ is an influential UN stakeholder. In 1993, the UN gave the ICJ its Human Rights award for the following reasons:

      The International Commission of Jurists was established to uphold the rule of law and the legal protection of human rights throughout the world. It has actively contributed to the elaboration of international and regional standards and has helped to secure their adoption and implementation by governments. The Commission has closely collaborated with the United Nations and actively works at the regional level to strengthen human rights institutions.
      The ICJ convened in 1952 as an overtly geopolitical organisation. Its stated purpose was to denounce “human rights abuses,” but only in the Soviet Union. It subsequently broadened its remit and started looking at abuses elsewhere.

      In March of this year, The ICJ published its “8 March Principles.” Its alleged objective was “to offer a clear, accessible and workable legal framework — as well as practical legal guidance — on applying the criminal law to conduct.”

      In “8 March Principles,” the ICJ advocates:

      With respect to the enforcement of criminal law, any prescribed minimum age of consent to sex must be applied in a non-discriminatory manner. Enforcement may not be linked to the sex/gender of participants or age of consent to marriage. Moreover, sexual conduct involving persons below the domestically prescribed minimum age of consent to sex may be consensual in fact, if not in law. In this context, the enforcement of criminal law should reflect the rights and capacity of persons under 18 years of age to make decisions about engaging in consensual sexual conduct and their right to be heard in matters concerning them.
      This language opens up the distinct possibility that predatory paedophiles, should they ever be charged, may be able to offer mitigation if they or their lawyers can convince their child targets to testify that they gave their consent.

      As we know, coercion is a common paedophile practice. Many child protection organisations—the UK-based National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) among them—recognise that coercion is part of the grooming process:

      Grooming is a process that involves the offender building a relationship with a child, and sometimes with their wider family, gaining their trust and a position of power over the child, in preparation for abuse.

    • When I asked for a link, I didn’t mean someone’s silly theories. I dont waste my time reading such fantasies. I can assure you that people are making money in scaring others. Besides, if its going to happen, you can’t do anything about it. So, enjoy today and stop being anxious.

      • Yes we can stop it and we will… We will stop the sex change surgeries and everything that comes along, like these books… And you will be here to witness it m.

      • Critical thinking takes effort, work, and most cannot read and refuse to read. The UN police state goals are stated on the UN website. Duh!

  9. Bob Karp

    What is your red line? Shall we have porn movies in school libraries? Shall we have nude men parades inviting school children to walk beside them? How about porn mags? Just what is your red line Bob Karp?

    As far as the trash books go, no decent adult would allow any other terminology except anatomical. Gee, who will write books for kids about anal leakage from anal sex or the need to take an enema beforehand? How about going to the doctor? Recommend that to parents. Consult with the doctor about the problems that develop spiritually, emotionally, and physically from deviant gay sex? How about teaching kids the organs involved in the digestive system verses the reproductive system Bob Karp?

    • Look. What you’re writing is disgusting. And it seems to me that you enjoy describing these perversions. Otherwise, why be so raw? I tell you what. You go ahead and proof read those books and ban whatever you deem inappropriate. I wont stop you.

      • Your correct in stating that sexual deviancy is disgusting. The truth is the truth. Your subjective view that I seem to enjoy “describing these perversions” is wrong. Wake up, Bob Karp, to the real truth. Save the children!

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