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Truth hurts, don’t it?

A Florida mom was stopped while addressing her local school board after showing a poster that depicted a graphic sex scene image taken from a book that was available for local high school students to check out of their school library. Because God forbid the truth get out and these school boards are held accountable for their grooming behavior.

Julie Gebhards, of Tampa, attended the Hillsborough County Public Schools school board meeting on October 17. Before she began, she advised audience members with children to leave the room as they shouldn’t hear the graphic content in the books. (Same goes for those of you reading this. Viewer discretion is advised.)

Gebhards began her speech by reading from the contents of the graphic novel (no pun intended) “Blankets” by Craig Thompson.

“Church camp is the best place to score pussy,” she began, according to a report from the New York Post.

[Source.](https://mrctv.org/blog/tierin-rose-mandelburg/cop-stops-mom-exposing-sexually-explicit-content-school-board-meeting) > Truth hurts, don’t it? > A Florida mom was stopped while addressing her local school board after showing a poster that depicted a graphic sex scene image taken from a book that was available for local high school students to check out of their school library. Because God forbid the truth get out and these school boards are held accountable for their grooming behavior. > Julie Gebhards, of Tampa, attended the Hillsborough County Public Schools school board meeting on October 17. Before she began, she advised audience members with children to leave the room as they shouldn’t hear the graphic content in the books. (Same goes for those of you reading this. Viewer discretion is advised.) > Gebhards began her speech by reading from the contents of the graphic novel (no pun intended) “Blankets” by Craig Thompson. > “Church camp is the best place to score pussy,” she began, according to a report from the New York Post.

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If this sort of material is too explicit to be shown in a school board meeting, then it is definitely too explicit to be in a school library. The fact that these (((school board members))) react the way they do to it while in session yet choose to ignore its effects on kids in school shows that they have absolutely no intention of doing anything differently. This shows genuine malice in their actions and they do not want anyone challenging them on their perversion of children. Remember these people. Do not forgive them. Do not forget what they have done. We cannot let them simply walk away from their evil deeds when the tide turns against them.