February of 2019 started this citizen group's journey as parents and citizens researched and found so-called Drag Queens with pedo grooming videos on the internet who had been welcomed into the Clark County, Washington State libraries by director Amelia Shelley to engage children.
Never stopping not even during the lock downs, their singular focus to save children from pedophilia that's gone amok since the North Carolina convicted sex offender got the whole bathroom thing going in 2016.
Gary Wilson with his band of dedicated activists did their research, made their signs and showed up to every government agency in Clark County including Public School District Boards and Clark County Council to make their voices heard for the safety of children.
The whole scheme to allow sex offenders into girls' bathrooms first started, wittingly or unwittingly, on the part of elected officials in 2016 in North Carolina with a convicted sex offender full out in support using transgender as gateway into the world of children.
"Back in February (2016), the city council of Charlotte, North Carolina, passed a law that made that city the happy hunting ground of sexual perverts".
Sex offenders are drawn to the places and people who don't ask the questions thus this led to sex offenders since 2016 full out using the trans issue as a way to get into the places where they have easy access to children. Perversion gone amok in America starting in 2016, full out no holds barred war for the souls of our children and grandchildren.
The director of the Vancouver Regional Library, Amelia Shelley, in 2019 allowed a guy by the name of Clare Apparently who used a beloved cartoon character Miss Frizzle and the Magic School Bus to make a grooming video, doing oral & simulated anal sex acts in the video. Shelley welcomed him into the library even after watching the video.
In almost four years Amelia never had an interest in studying child sex abuse or sex offenders. Shelly never thought to ask, "Why do Adult Men dressed as Ugly sexualized Women want their audience to be three, four-year-old children?"
Even this Clare Apparently poster made from his video did not penetrate Amelia's consciousness to study how sex offenders groom children through beloved cartoon characters and children's books.
Crickets with that Library board in 2020. Now in 2022 the board seems to have majority now who will address safety of children.
Then the 2020 library board was informed in 2020 of the selling of rubber penises on-line for the purpose of having them put into three year-old little girls' underpants.
At that 2020 meeting as part of the backdrop for the meeting the Library Board put this image on the screen in the meeting room. Some thought it brought to mind Tony Podesta's art work in his home, creepy. Tony's brother was Hillary Clinton's campaign manager.
As the three years moved forward in the lock down mode the regional library now offers to children books that are as concerning as the Miss Frizzle and the Magic School Bus grooming video. Testimony at the Library Board addressed some of those books on November 14th.
One of the young people testifying spoke of having been traumatized as a child. It is the topic too many like Vancouver Regional Library director, Amelia Shelley, who acknowledged she has no interest in the exploitation of children, Amelia did not, has not and will not look into the subject matter of child sexual/emotional/spiritual abuse done to children's mind, bodies and souls. Not personally and not as head of the regional library.
Youth, those already traumatized as little ones get confused by who they are when they have been exploited by sex offenders. They simply don't know yet how they've been used. It's up to adults to keep them safe and teach them to overcome being exploited.
The group will continue on with their mission to save children and the library.
The regional library board now has a majority on this board who are open to looking at the child safety issues at the regional library in Clark County. They will do it in a measured professional manner is the current view of the group who has been working for over three years on the success they now have achieved.
The dedicated group of activists continue their work and they look forward to seeing the current board members accomplish saving the children and library.
November 15, 2022