“Sex is a difficult child that people are trying to avoid. They pray that their children will never become so. But Paul has something more, imperceptible at first glance. He finds this only when those around him stop noticing. He sets off on a journey, and discovers the nature of the most marginal places in London.”
Not entirely sure what’s on the mind of the person who wrote this description…but I believe the boys name is “Paul”…not “Sex”…
…It’s curious what slips out, when your mind wanders.
“This is the “15 Points” made by a relatively large, nationally-organized group of young people (up to age 20, or so, I think) calling itself the “Ann Arbor (MI) Youth Liberation” group. Another group, out of Chicago called itself “CHIPS” (Cooperative Highschool Independent Press Syndicate, I think was the name). For all critical thinkers out there, this will definitely be ammo for you. See also the Time Magazine article, published December 25, 1972 (i think it was) where the usual adult chauvanist crap is made towards kids, while at the same time, a few noteworthy quotes (i.e. that kids are the “last” of the underclass, and that the US Supreme Court decided FOR kids, saying that the Bill of Rights is not for groanups alone!).
While I myself was a kid during the time of this group’s existence, sadly I was never informed by the groanups around me.
Note: inclusion of this crucial information does not mean that the author is seeking any contacts with young people (under legal age). Any kids who are having difficulties with their schools or parents should try contacting the Student Press Law Center (www.splc.org), which has challenged groanup hegemony since 1975! Also try author and ex-teacher Grace Llewellyn who runs a camp for “unschoolers” called the Not Back To School Camp! (Note: I am not affiliated with any of these groups)
There have been attempts more recently (in the last 20 years) by youth to start their own stands, and these include Oblivion.net (not sure if still going), and a few others.”
CNN’s Michael Smerconish teed off on Alex Jones after the video deposition of the conspiracy theorist went up online yesterday.
Jones claims in the video––during a deposition in the defamation lawsuit against him––that a form of “psychosis” is to blame for why he believed the Sandy Hook massacre was staged.
Smerconish was bewildered by Jones trying to call his comments “punditry,” pointing out how victims and families are still dealing with their grief.
“These media provocateurs likes Jones,” he said, “they know that passion sells. That’s what this is all about. They need people to pay attention to them. And the best way to do that is to be shocking. Many times with disregard of decency.
“Videotaped deposition of Alex Jones in Lewis v. Jones, taken by attorney Mark Bankston of Kaster Lynch Farrar & Ball, LLP. For more information, visit: http://infowarslawsuit.com/“
Alex Jones / Sandy Hook Video Deposition, Part II:
– M.A. Net
