Albert Garza, a 32-year-old registered sex offender, was given access to children in a library as a trusted figure and role model who wore women’s clothing and makeup and used exaggerated women’s physical, sexual features as part of his caricature.
Even leaders of the homosexual-led movement to put as many men dressed in women’s clothing with exaggerated women’s makeup and physical, sexual features in contact with children as possible, has turned aside from doing so in that city: Houston, Texas.
The organizers of “Drag Queen Story Hour” said the library events would be discontinued “for the foreseeable future.”
The irony of the situation is not lost on national conservative commentator Todd Starnes.
Remember, every one of the “Drag Queen Story Hour” events centers on placing an aggressively sexual, most of the time homosexual man, dressed in women’s clothing and exaggerated women’s makeup and exaggerated physical, sexual features, into contact with children.
[apologies for the repetitiveness, but the point must get through]
The library system apologized for the lack of oversight, as many parents complained about the revelation of a registered sex offender having contact with their children, and Garza had not been vetted through a criminal background check.
Garza was, to repeat the point one more time, a homosexual, therefore aggressively sexual man who wore women’s clothing and sought to display exaggerated makeup and exaggerated female physical and sexual features.
Some officials of the libraries and localities seem to be in a state of abject failure to reason sensibly at an adult level. Thankfully there are commentators such as Starnes.
“Organizers say it’s part of a national program that aims to promote love and acceptance,” he said, referring to common lies being repeated constantly in the popular media.
“But Houston MassResistance, a pro-family activist group, contends the program is targeting young children with transgender and homosexual propaganda.”
MassResistance is credited with outing Garza for the sex offender that he officially is because of a past arrest, and “parents want to know why the Houston Public Library invited a convicted sex offender to read books to small children.” Starnes added.
Library officials struggled from the egg on their face, admitting and apologizing for the incident in which Garza, AKA “Tatiana Mala Nina,” was allowed such access to little children.
Starnes noted that MassResistance spokesperson Tracy Shannon and many parents were outraged by the news.
“If they had done their job and due diligence, if they had said wait…maybe it’s not a good idea to have a sex offender who at 200 pounds and 5-foot-11 assaulted an 8-year-old boy,” Shannon said.
Starnes
The library says children are never left alone with the drag queens
The backpedaling in Houston by event organizers may be linked to an October filed lawsuit against the taxpayer-funded library — calling for an end to the drag queen event, Starnes noted.
But there’s another angle here. Libraries are keeping a very close eye on these events, perhaps knowing they are threading a needle between social warfare combatants to begin with.
The implications that are being admitted to are startling, according to Starnes.
“The library says children are never left alone with the drag queens and they have not received any complaints about inappropriate behavior,” Starnes said.
So now we know. The libraries are allowing known dangers, but they should be trusted to protect our children. And there’s nothing being said about the very event itself:
(repeating again) that homosexual, aggressively sexual, men are dressing as women, in clownish, exaggerated makeup and costuming that includes exaggerated physical and sexual features, reading pro-homosexual and transgender propaganda to small children.
Starnes hit the nail on the head:
“Horrifying, folks.”
