Rock Group ‘Junkyard Prophet’ Delivers Controversial Message at School Assembly
All the young Theocratic dudes…
(Article from Yahoo.)
All the young Theocratic dudes…
(Article from Yahoo.)
6 comments
1 | Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Tue, Mar 13, 2012 8:20:30pm |
Wow. Here are two video clips featuring the propaganda kind of propaganda these Junkyard idjits thought was appropriate for a high school assembly...
Comments are disabled for both videos, but you can still "Like/Dislike" them.
2 | dragonath Tue, Mar 13, 2012 8:45:48pm |
3 | Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Tue, Mar 13, 2012 9:11:59pm |
4 | Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Tue, Mar 13, 2012 9:44:31pm |
And it seems they've been at this for some time...
The ministry has been at the center of multiple controversies for its school performances, many revolving around its presentation of religious material in public educational settings.[21] During an assembly at Pequot Lakes High School in 2007, students were shown graphic images of aborted fetuses and girls were made to chant about being submissive to their husbands. The assembly made students cry and angered parents.[22] A 2005 Arkansas assembly resulted in the principal later asserting that the group had "misrepresented" its "right-wing message," and that the group "won't be back."[5] A Wisconsin principal, whose school was visited in 2003, later had to call a second assembly to apologize to the students for allowing YCRBYCHI a forum for "brainwashing" a "captive audience."[5] A Tennessee principal also had to apologize to students in 2004 "for any controversy or heartache the assembly generated."[4] Writer Sara Robinson, who has written extensively on aspects of fundamentalist Christianity, has accused YCRBYCHI of employing "bait-and-switch tactics to gain entry to schools, and access to taxpayer money," further speculating that the group was “organized very specifically to get either drug treatment money or abstinence money" available from government funding.[18] Yet a writer traveling with the group detailed instances in which the band's expenses exceeded its income or it has been forced to spend the night sleeping in cars.[8]
6 | Michael McBacon Wed, Mar 14, 2012 10:59:14am |
re: #4 Slumbering Behemoth Stinks
From their website, lies highlighted in bold:
You Can Run But You Cannot Hide Intl. made a trip back to Iowa yesterday to address the community about the controversy that was started by a few teachers and the media. That event had a great turn out and wonderful response from students and parents.