Alfred C. Kinsey: Nazi Pedophile Collaborator,

On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 00:39:52 -0700, Dexter Sinatra
typed furiously:

On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 23:04:36 -0700, Dexter Sinatra
wrote:

http://www.drjudithreisman.com/archi...09/post_3.html

One Kinsey 'contributor' was a WWII Nazi officer, Dr. Fritz von
Balluseck. His young victims had to choose between rape or the gas
chamber. Kinsey wrote 'thank you' for Balluseck's on-going rape
reports but, 'watch out.'"

Reisman cites a 1998 British television documentary, "Kinsey's
Paedophiles," that recounted how German newspapers uncovered Kinsey's
connection to von Balluseck when the former Gestapo director was on
trial for the sex-related murder of a little girl in 1956.

The German papers found letters from Kinsey thanking the pedophile for
his ongoing child-rape "data," which continued until 1954. Kinsey, who
"kept up a regular and lively correspondence," told von Balluseck to
"watch out" or he would be caught.

"Think about the message," Reisman said. "Neeson plays an anti-Nazi
hero in 'Schindler’s List,' and now he honors Kinsey, who thanked a
former Gestapo director of a Polish town … for his rapes of children."

No, Kinsey thanked von Balluseck for supplying the data, not for
raping the children. That is one of the major errors that Reisman
makes. She does not stand aloof from the process as any good
researcher does. Kinsey did stand aloof in spite of some of the data
being of questionable moral standing. That also is why Reisman had her
courtroom drama when her suit got thrown from the court. She formed
her opinion and shot the arrow. When the arrow landed she drew the
target and said "Aren't I clever." NOT.
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Regards
David
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