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Gangloff, Mike, Court unseals transcript in sexual abuse case;
The document indicates that two boys abused by a teacher were affected mentally by the
events; The Roanoke Times, August 04, 2007
Depression, bitterness and inappropriate sexuality are among the lingering effects on two boys who were sexually abused by their female
teacher, court documents unsealed Friday said.
Wythe County teacher Karen Susan Patton was sentenced in June to serve almost four years in prison after pleading no contest to charges that
she had sexual relations with two 13-year-old boys in August 2004 and January 2006.
About
Gardner, Richard:
Talan, Jamie, Richard
Gardner and Parental Alienation Syndrome, The debate rages on...
Newsday, July 1, 2003
In Death, Can He Survive? Psychiatrist Richard A. Gardner’s theory - used by
parents in child custody battles - gained prominence. And critics. [...]
Gardner developed the syndrome, known as PAS, almost 20 years ago,
contending that a child has been alienated from one
parent - usually the father - when the other parent makes charges of sexual,
physical or emotional abuse. [...]
Gardner offered this definition of PAS:
"The programming of the child by one parent into a campaign of denigration
directed against the other."
German Politicians Propose Internet Registry for Sex Offenders;
DwWorld, 13 October 2006
Both liberal and conservative politicians have recommended starting an Internet registry based on
the US model.
Gieles,
Dr Frans, Ethics
and intimacy in intergenerational relationships
Since 1993, Ipce
members had discussions about ethics during their meetings.
I have listened to the members.
In this article, I will summarize and update the salient points of several
opinions I have heard from 1993 until 2004.
Gieles, F., "I didnt know how to deal with it", Young people speak about their sexual contacts with adults, Ipce Newsletter E3, September 1998.
Gieles, F., About 'Pedophilia' as a concept,
Summary of a lecture given by Frans E.J. Gieles, Ph.D. on 22 January 1997, introducing
a panel discussion on pedophilia at Alcmaeon, the Utrecht [NL] Faculty Association for the
Social Sciences. Dr. Gieles' specialty is special education.
[...] My proposal is that we not talk about "pedophilia," but about
intimacy in relationships between young and old, and in doing so to indicate
clearly what one means. [...]
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Gieles, F., No Cure but Control, In Ipce newsletter E3, September 1998
Gieles, F., Treatment, self-help and real therapy
I want to draw a distinction between three kinds of
therapy for people who wrestle with pedophilic feelings.
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‘Treatment’. This is a special kind of treatment that is widely used nowadays. I already wrote two articles about it in the Ipce Newsletter E3: No Cure but Control and The treatment of imprisoned sex offenders. | |
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Self-help. This is a method used in some of the local NVSH workgroups here in The Netherlands. | |
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Real Therapy. I call it "Real Therapy" to draw a sharp distinction between number 1 and number 3. The first kind of treatment is often named "therapy", but - in my view - number 1 is not real therapy at all, but only ‘treatment’. |
Gieles, Dr Frans E.J., Three personal essays, 2002 [External links]
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Narcissism,
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Oedipal
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What
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Gieles, Dr Frans E J, In
memoriam: Dr. Frits Bernard; in KOINOS
# 51 (2006 # 3)
A scholarly, active, wise and congenial man has suddenly departed from us, and
following his own wish has been cremated in a quiet, private service involving
only his family. We have to go on without him.
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Zum
Gedenken an Dr. Frits Bernard; Dr. Frans E.J. Gieles, in KOINOS
# 51 (2006 #3) |
Gieseking, Dieter, Interview mit Michael Griesemer, Autor des Buches Das Protokoll;
Halbgebildeten Fanatikern im Missbrauchsgeschäft irgendwann das
Handwerk lege'; In: Campo.
in einem Gegensatzpaar
"Störung" oder Identität" denke ich
entwicklungspsychologisch schon lange nicht mehr. Das ist
altpsychiatrische Ideologie, nicht Wissenschaft.
Give me a break folks; This
is totally insane, as are all the other sex offender hysteria laws; The
Sun, 24 December 2006 - Author unknown; supposedly comment by a reader.
If the sex offender laws are kept, why discriminate? If
sex offenders must suffer for life and be on GPS, so should ANYONE
with a criminal record. If this is not done, then it is discrimination. Anyone
with a criminal record should be on a registry on the internet for the whole
world to see, and be on GPS for life.
Global,
The, Woman Who Had Baby With 14-Year-Old Boy Gets Probation;
Oct 11, 2006
Dawn Fisher, the 33-year-old Swanton woman who gave birth to a 14-year-old boy's baby, was sentenced Tuesday to five years in
community control -- with no jail time. Even Judge James Bates admitted there's a double standard when men and women commit the
same crime.
The Globe & Mail, The
Risk of Registries; 19 April 2006
Sex offender registries were introduced in the United States to protect victims from predators. Instead,
they have succeeded in turning predators into victims. The most recent example is the murder of two
sex offenders in Maine this week.
Goldstein, Richard, Persecuting
Pee-wee, A Child-Porn Case That Threatens Us All, The Village Voice,
January 15 - 21, 2003
[..] Can a picture that was once legal be the basis of a prosecution today?
Where should the line between innocence and indecency be drawn? Perhaps the
most disturbing question relates to the way these pictures look today as
opposed to when they were made. Would they seem pornographic if they weren't
forbidden? [..]
Is our obsession with child porn creating a climate where kids are commonly
regarded as sex objects? Amy Adler, a professor at New York University Law
School, suspects so. [...]
The process of sensitizing us to child porn also forces us to eroticize
children. Whether we intend to or not, we begin to see the world from a
pedophile's perspective.
Goldstein, Richard, The
Double Standard
This brief excerpt is the beginning of an article in the August 20, 2002
edition of The Advocate.
If you've been following the scandals involving priests and boys, no doubt
you've heard a Roman Catholic Church official or two argue that most of these
predatory clerics aren't actually pedophiles since they're not attracted to
prepubescent children. Teen are their temptation, and that makes them
ephebophiles. Say what?
Gonzales, Alberto, Prepared Remarks of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales at the Project
Safe Childhood Conference; Justice Department, US Newswire, December
4, 2006
These 'remarks' are a long speech, showing the way the Attroney General
wants to win his audience for more and more severe laws. It is far
from rational, it is pure ideolgy and rhetoric. It might be a challenge to
analyze this speech.
The speech is full of terms like "battle", "our
artillery", "victory", "zero-tolerance",
"innocence" and "God", a battle to "protect our children from these
cowardly villains, who hide in the shadows of the Internet."
"We need to get pedophiles and predators off the street."
"We need to keep the pedophiles and predators behind bars."
"... mentally abnormal or disordered sex offenders who would pose a serious danger to others if released"
Very selecive examples as "the rape of a three-year-old" are presented as typical.
"I look forward to meeting with you on that day [... ...] when we never hear from the people who brag on the Internet
about being revolutionaries, fighting for the so-called "sexual rights of children" - as though they are doing kids a favor by
sexually molesting and exploiting them. I want these pedophiles off the streets.
I want them put away for as long as the law will allow. And I want society to act as one united front against this threat."
G. G., The
Pampered Victim, The Dubious Legacy of Martin Heidegger From Koinos
Magazine #22
For quite some time now in Western intellectual circles there has been a
certain fascination with victim hood. Several items published recently in
Dutch have subjected this fascination to critical scrutiny. In doing so, they
also take a first step toward an explanation for it, by pointing to the
influence -- via representatives of postmodernism and feminism -- of the Nazi
philosopher Martin Heidegger. It appears that in this also lies a possible
explanation for the resistance on the part of academic and policy-making
institutions to some new insights -- for instance, to insights about youth
sexuality which reduce the supposed victim hood to more realistic proportions.
Gouvellis,
Jim, When adults and
children don't mix; Sun Herald, February 9, 2006
Gaze at the children today and you just might get a visit from the police. How
sad for us all.
Green, Aimee, More Walls Await Freed Predators;
The Sunday Oregonian (Portland, Oregon)
January 7, 2007
As post-prison laws get tougher for sex offenders, rehabilitation officials say, the limits may keep many from ever
rejoining society.
Griesemer, Michael:
Gieseking, Dieter, Interview mit Michael Griesemer, Autor des Buches Das Protokoll;
Halbgebildeten Fanatikern im Missbrauchsgeschäft irgendwann das
Handwerk lege'; In: Campo.
in einem Gegensatzpaar
"Störung" oder Identität" denke ich
entwicklungspsychologisch schon lange nicht mehr. Das ist
altpsychiatrische Ideologie, nicht Wissenschaft.
Guardian, The, 'I
cannot admit what I am to myself'; January 23, 2003 The Guardian -
Interview
[...] My experience suggests that men become dangerous when they become
obsessional: when they live alone, and their minds are filled with little else
but thoughts of what they want but cannot have. [...]
So, yes, I fear that some of these men may ultimately pose a risk to society.
Not now, but once they have been through the justice system, been labelled as
perverts and deviants, and introduced to much more dangerous men in specialist
sex-offender units; then, some of them may become obsessional paedophiles,
justifying the label that society has already given them.
Guide, The
| PA Sex Police Nab Kids;
Child felons convicted; The Guide, August 1999. Did the children think of
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| Abusing
children, Editorial from The Guide, August 1999. . | |||||||
| Never Again? Dutch police seize gay
archive, The Guide, October 1999 August 20th, Amsterdam morals police, on orders from the Dutch Justice Ministry, raided the archive and sealed off the collection in preparation to seize it. Whether they can or not is now the subject of a court battle that pits factions on the archive's board against each other and, in turn, against the Justice Ministry. Meanwhile, Dutch media have launched a smear against the archive's founder, Dr. Edward Brongersma, a jurist knighted by the Dutch queen for his political activism and scholarship. .
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| Burning the Library, Dutch
government destroys gay archive, vows mass arrests, The Guide, February
2001 In late October, police made their second raid on the Brongersma Foundation-- headquartered in a mansion in a fashionable part of Harlem, near Amsterdam. The raid came shortly after a Dutch court sanctioned a police seizure made at the archive a few months earlier, in which authorities carted away dozens of boxes of personal histories and photographs. .
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| The Guide, Sex
Terror; What's breathing down your neck; The Guide, March 2005, on
the Shanley & Lynne Stewart verdicts. The separate convictions of two elderly radicals a few days apart last month show how far hysterias over sex and terrorism are sliding US jurisprudence in that totalitarian direction. |