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Sorry for boring you, but this needs to be documented

Out of the blue, Larry Kurtz leaves this comment at Madville today:

Rep. Hickey, Deb Geelsdottir, i’m so sorry that Sibby is defaming both of you. He is truly unhinged.

Bill Fleming responds:

Kurtz, Sibby’s not relevant here, is he?

Confucious say, ‘Man who fart in church must sit in own pew.’

Why sucker yourself into playing proxy to his concern troll? If we want to see what he’s thinking, we all know what his address is.

Kurtz replies:

Bill, i really believed i could soothe his delusions but no.

Then mike from Iowa chimes in:

Hopefully my final word on this OT subject-Sibby is a nut!

Then Deb Geelsdottir says:

Larry, I never read Sibson, anytime or anywhere. I’m not at all interested in anything he has to say. He has serious mental health issues. Whatever goes through his mind has never been about me.

So how did Geelsdottir conclude that I have "serious mental heath issues" after claiming she never reads my stuff? And does Cory Heidelberger continue to ban my comments while his web site issues cyber attacks toward me? The Concerned South Dakota Citizen from Aberdeen should check into those issues.

UPDATE: My comment is under moderation at Madville.

ELCA pastor Deb Geelsdottir says only liberals can be Christian and then goes anti-Christ by worshiping Gandhi

On one of Cory Heidelberger's cyber attacks on Christianity, ELCA pastor Deb Geelsdottir leaves this comment:

Hickey said, “Where Christianity flourishes, people in the world are free, women are valued and there is generosity and hope.”

I understand your sentiments Hickey, but your statement is a little too broad. There is a wide spread in Christianity’s practices and theology, music, gender practices, etc.

We can’t ignore the fact that most of those who try to limit women’s rights,  behavior, and role in society, claim the support of the Bible. I think everyone here knows that there are people who call themselves Christians and might describe themselves as “Bible believing”, who behave in ways that are detrimental to specific individuals and groups as well. There are the Prosperity Gospel types like the Osteen’s who teach their flocks to pray for their own wealth. They don’t fit your statement at all.

I’m thinking about how you can qualify that sentence to be more accurate. What comes to mind is adding the word “Liberal” before “Christianity” is more accurate. How would you correct your language to be more effective?

Hickey said,  “No one has changed the world for better more than the historical Jesus.”

I think that is probably true, however, Ghandi gave Jesus a very good run for his money. How many billions of people in India continue to benefit from Ghandi’s work? I’m thinking about the corruption of Jesus’ work, and all the pain and damage that caused. Can the same be said for Ghandi? I’d have to think about that.

I guess my overall point is that issuing a hyperbolic absolutist statement regarding Christianity does more harm than good.

I provided the whole comment so you can see the context. But clearly Geelsdottir attacked Jesus Christ and placed Gandhi as not just an equal, but even considers putting Gandhi above Jesus Christ. It is very sad to see such anti-Christian sentiment among what secularists call Christian. Apostasy is far more dangerous than atheism.

Also note she attacked those who rely on the Bible. She rejects "Biblical Christianity" and instead promotes "Liberal Christianity". The former uses the Bible as a standard, and the latter makes the person the standard. And as she pointed out, there is no absolutes, everyone can make their own truth. The result is everyone fighting for their version of truth. No wonder there is so much hate in the world.

We should pray for Deb, because she has been deceived. And we should also pray for Erin Heidelberger, as she has been indoctrinated by the same Luther Seminary that afflicted Deb. The Bible has many warnings about false teachers. And the Bible says we need to expose them.

We don't need to spend money and time on a task force to reduce child sexual abuse, we can instead save money by eliminating sex education

Here is another lesson on how to get kicked out of Madville...blame the increase in child abuse on the public school's sex education and Planned Parenthood. They helped increase the magnitude of the problem, and now they want more money to pay eggheads to talk about those evil men who abuse children. The New Age Theocrats at Madville are upset that they got money taken away from their males-need-to-be-hated indoctrination programs:

To continue its work to stem sexual abuse of children, the task force proposed Senate Bill 71, to authorize the task force to meet for another year. SB 71 would add one more member, a state’s attorney with experience in childhood sexual abuse prosecutions, to the fifteen-member team. SB 71 would authorize spending $21,000 this year, the same amount as last year, to support the task force’s work.

Everybody liked this bill in the Senate. The Department of Education and the Department of Social Services showed up to testify for SB 71, along with child advocates, Avera Health, and the Family Heritage Alliance. Senate State Affairs passed SB 71 unanimously on January 28. So did the full Senate on February 3.

Lets take a closer look at Cory's claim that everybody liked the idea. Here are those who testified in favor:

Proponents:    Representative Peggy Gibson
        Casey Murschel, Child Advocacy Center of SD
        Jolene Loetscher, Self
        Dale Bartscher, Family Heritage Alliance
        Dianna Miller, SD Counseling Association, Sioux Falls
        Colleen Winter, Department of Health
        Matt Krogman, SD Voices for Children Against Family Violence
        Melody Schopp, Secretary Department of Education
        Deb Fischer Clemens, Avera
        Virgena Wieseler, Department of Social Services

Look at all of those Republican bureaucrats (in red) that the tax and spend liberals (in blue) want to throw money at. And every once in a while Dale Bartscher gets on the wrong side of an issue because he wants to play their game in order to gain political capital. And Jolene is the poster child being used as a political pawn to justify the money to fund the male hating agenda.

It would be political suicide to bring the truth. The truth is that Melody Schopp's Department of Education is part of the problem by promoting sex in public schools with the sex education agenda. And then she uses the children, that are willing victims thanks to the your-have-a-right-to-have-sex propaganda, as political pawns to justify more taxpayers' money going to secular humanists in the departments of Health and Social Services. Even Cory agrees with that point:

The $21K the task force might spend this year is a pittance to the economic costs of the physical and emotional damage (not to mention the moral harm) that we might avoid by preventing childhood sexual abuse. This task force is, as Loetscher describes it, government working “the way you want government to work,” solving problems intelligently.

Instead of spending $21K, we can instead not spend millions on health education, sex education, and drug awareness programs in our public schools that are what is fueling problem of sex abuse among our children. It was when we eliminated the Bible from our schools and replaced them with these programs that our prisons began to fill up. People have been so indoctrinated, while in public education and by the media as adults, that most will refuse to believe those truths. Anybody who would dare bring the truth forward will suffer persecution such as what you see at Madville.

Promoting sex in elementary schools is the most effective component used by cultural Neo-Marxists who want to deconstruct America's society so that they can control it. How many know what it is like to have DSS on your case? That agency is not as much about helping people as they are about controlling and tracking people.

Check out some of the comments from the Madville Thread:

This is just so typical of SD GOP politics.  Children are just not that important to the GOP.   Never mind the staggering statistics on child abuse in this country.   Grrrr…..Cory – your blog depresses me at time and that’s not good, but I still totally support you in the fighting the good fight!

Steve Hickey has been warning us about this…Pastor Steve, hold your friends in the Legislature’s feet to the fire…help out Jolene and the kids who have been abused and help prevent future abuse.

For such a small amount of money, for such an important issue, these people who claim to represent the people of South Dakota have been influenced by someone other than the $ amount or the process.  Maybe they’ll have the courage or feel some sense of responsibility to tell us their reasoning so we better understand how they think they are representing the people of SD.

Everyone of these cowards could have stood up and had the courage to say why they were voting against this, but were too afraid or too disrespectful of Jolene and the people  abused children and the people of South Dakota.

Clearly the mission at Madville is to provoke hate and discontent among conservative Republicans so they can be taken out of office the next election cycle.

Before I was banned I would have stepped up to the plate and tell them why this is the wrong solution to a problem that certainly needs to be dealt with. And that if they wanted to do something about those that fostered child abuse, they need to defund Planned Parenthood:

Life Dynamics did a study in 2002, calling 800 abortion clinics across the country, including all Planned Parenthood clinics, posing as a 13-year-old pregnant by her 22 year-old boyfriend – clearly, a case of statutory rape. Out of 800 cases – 90 percent of the time – the abortion clinics acknowledged the illegality of the caller’s sexual relationship then agreed to conceal it. Life Dynamics has them all on tape.

The Planned Parenthood clinic in Iowa City went one step further, by telling the 13-year-old, “you will pay cash for this if you have this abortion, and there is no paper trail.”

The reason they don't want to report these cases, is because they don't believe these are sexual abuses. They believe children have a right to sex. The same goes for most of those over at Cory's web site who are complaining about Republicans who refuse to do anything about the rampant child abuse in South Dakota. Hypocrites! The last thing they want is Bibles being used to promote abstinence.

Say that at Madville and you may get kicked off. We are all suppose to agree with their misplaced anger and illogical proposed solutions. The truth is their enemy, and anybody who brings it needs to go stand in the corner and shut up. And if you don't, then the bullying starts. That was when I got blamed for ruining a perfectly good thread. Such is day at Madville for a Christian conservative. What is really scary, these people are intent on during the entire state of South Dakota into a Madville.

 

Perhaps it is time to stop creating legislation outside of the legislative session

Cory Heidelberger asked this:

Why did House State Affairs kill SB 71?

Bob Mercer has the answer:

Rep. Roger Solum, R-Watertown, called Wednesday for a sexual-abuse task force to be shut down after one year. Solum said putting task forces into state law reduced the options for the Legislature’s Executive Board to select its own study topics. He mentioned highway funding as an example. The committee’s Republicans agreed, killing the legislation that would have extended the Jolene’s Law task force another year; the Senate had already approved it 33-0. Solum by the way also made the motion two weeks ago to kill the governor’s highway bill.

I believe we should just do away with task forces period. Seems like it is a way for governmental officials and special interests to craft legislation outside the legislative session when some of us, who like to track the process,  are not paying attention. Most taxpayers don't have the time to run all over the state attending meetings during the work week.

Bob Mercer is reporting the road funding bill is in trouble

Could this be true:

The key spot to watch now is the House State Affairs Committee, which appears to be holding the highway and bridge funding proposal, SB 1, until the panel’s final meeting Monday. That same committee has a big Friday planned, with the city sales-tax proposal, SB 135, at the top of the agenda, followed by six bills from Secretary of State Shantel Krebs, including five that deal with various election and campaign-finance laws.

Don’t be surprised if there is an attempt to simply kill the highway and bridge topic for the 2015 session and to assign a new study group that would be responsible to bring back a new proposal for the 2016 session. There simply doesn’t seem to be unity in the House on the issue, at least not at the level of the Senate, which approved SB 1 in its current version 26-8 back on Feb. 11.

I will be surprised if this gets killed. Senator Vehle would argue that you don't want to raise taxes in an election year. That would be next year, not now.

Mercer also points this out:

That seemed to be foreshadowed when the House State Affairs Committee killed what remained of the governor’s  highway and bridge proposal, HB 1131, two weeks ago in a special meeting on the deadline day for committees to finish their first round of bills. The comment that came from several House Republicans that morning was the case hadn’t been made yet for the need for the money.

I made that argument to the Senate State Affairs committee when they heard SB1. I said the proponents were creating a crisis that wasn't there.

Deb Geelsdottir, a false ELCA pastor, likes Cory Heidelberger's new higher level of deception

As I showed yesterday, Cory Heidelberger's new name for his blog is another act of deception. It is neither free and his purpose is to destroy freedoms in South Dakota. Deb Geelsdottir, a false pastor for the ELCA who shows support atheist's anti-Christian agenda, says this:

i like the name Cory. Good work on this.

Not surprised that Geelsdottir approves leftwing deception. After all, she and Cory's wife Erin are part of the apostate church. They will be very useful in Cory's plan to destroy the conservative Christian culture of South Dakota. Here we learn details of Erin's indoctrination:

You are invited to worship and celebrate with Erin Heidelberger as she is ordained into the ministry of Word and Sacrament on Saturday, February 21, 1:00 p.m. at St. John Lutheran, Madison, SD. All are welcome. Clergy are invited to vest and process and everyone is invited to wear red. A dessert reception in the fellowship hall will follow the service. Erin graduated with a Master of Divinity degree from Luther Seminary in December 2014. She has accepted a call as associate pastor at Zion Lutheran Church in Aberdeen.

Here is some insight into the Luther Seminary:

Today I walked through my old alma mater, Luther Theological Seminary in St Paul, Mn. It is known as probably the most conservative of the ELCA seminaries. You wouldn’t know it from the number of gay/lesbian bumper stickers in the parking lot. Upon entering the main building a sign was up promoting a new book at Luther’s Bookstore, “Pastrix” by ELCA Pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber. She was a favorite speaker at the ELCA Youth Assembly and a few months ago spoke at the historic Central Lutheran Church in downtown Minneapolis—using the “f” word in her speech. I flipped through her new book and she repeatedly uses the “f” word, referring to the 12 disciples as a “bunch of “f” ups”. Former ELCA Head Bishop Mark Hanson praises the book on the dustcover. Even more disturbing is that Bolz-Weber in a sermon on Christ the King Sunday denied that Christ died in our place to pay for our sins. To quote:

And just to be clear: The cross is not about God as divine child abuser sadly sending his little boy off to be killed because we were bad and well, somebody had to pay.

Can someone deny the things of “first importance” as Paul puts it in I Corinthians 15:3, and still be a Christian? Yet she is a favorite speaker at ELCA events.

Cory and his wife will be redefining Christianity here in South Dakota. Their agenda is about destroying Biblical Christianity and replacing it with apostasy (rebellion against God). This is an important component to Cory's revolution.

UPDATE: Cory has a post up that is designed to misuse statistics in order to argue that South Dakotans don't go to church much and concludes with this:

"By a margin of nearly three to one, the dissatisfied think religion has too much influence, not too little, on American life."

Cory Heidelberger can change the name of his blog but he is still "Mad" at white male Christian conservatives, especially me

Cory is dumping the Madville label and changing the name of his web site to Dakota Free Press. Keloland knows Cory has been mad for a long time:

The Madison school board plans to meet with a high school teacher who was fired following an argument with a student. Madison Superintendent John Sweet says Cory Heidelberger will meet with board members in a closed hearing. The Board fired Heidelberger in January because of the vulgar argument with the student.

And the Rapid City Journal knows Cory has a temper when he is mad:

A Madison high school teacher who lost his job after an argument with a student has filed an appeal in court.

Cory Heidelberger was fired by the school board in January for unprofessional conduct and poor performance.

He admitted using foul language during an exchange with the student.

AgWeek even knows Cory is mad:

Heidelberger taught for a year in Lemmon, S.D., and then traveled in Russia for a year and a half while doing graduate studies in Russian at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. He taught in Edmonton, briefly, and then moved home to teach in Madison. He was fired from that job in 2001, he says, for physically confronting a bully.

And Cory is still mad today. He is still mad at me and I am banned from commenting at the so-called Dakota Free Press. Cory confirmed that here:

Hang in there, Bill! As I mentioned to Nick on another post, the moderation is a temporary measure, just to make sure the spam filter works. Free also applies to the comment section… except for Sibby.

Nick Nemec: Is Sibby permanently on the bad boy in the corner list? At times he actually has good comments but then he’ll go off the deep end on something and ruin a perfectly good thread.

Cory: Nick, I avoid saying never. But for now, yes, no Sibby.

Roger Cornelius: And thanks for the Sibson ban and hopefully you will continue with it.

So just like 2001 in regard to his students, Cory demands allegiance to his worldview today. And if you prove him wrong, he gets mad. Very mad. So much for critical thinking in Cory's classrooms, or his blog.

But the quote of the day comes from Dave Baumeister:

I suggested a name change about a year ago. Madville Times always sounded like something from a crazy person.

Cory can change the name of his bog, but he is just as mad and crazy as ever. And he knows he is wrong about banning me, but he can't help himself. This is what Cory says about his comment moderation policy:

Dakota Free Press recognizes that some citizens want to participate in public discourse but are afraid that other citizens may retaliate in some fashion against them for expressing unpopular views. Dakota Free Press does not share such fears and urges all citizens to exercise their First Amendment rights respectfully yet fearlessly.

On day one he proved that to be a lie, just like the name of his blog. If he considers commenting on his blog a First Amendment right, then he his is violating that by denying my right to "fearlessly" defend conservatives and Christians from attacks generated by his blog posts and parroted by his gang of New Age Theocrats. And his lies continues in what he says Dakota Free Press is about:

I love South Dakota. I refer to South Dakota as a whole as my home, as my community. I refer to people all over the state, from Madison to Spearfish, Aberdeen to Pine Ridge, from Mobridge to Springfield, as my neighbors. I write first and foremost for my South Dakota neighbors and ex-pats who care about them and their home state. I write to provoke those South Dakotans in place and in spirit to ask questions and have conversations about South Dakota and about how to make our state better.

Right Cory. If you really loved South Dakota, you wouldn't be working so hard to change it.  You are here to destroy South Dakota and provoke hate, particularly toward white male Christian conservative South Dakotans. You want to turn South Dakota into a community alright...communism. You don't want conversations and critical thinking. You demand allegiance to your New Age worldview. No conservative Christian South Dakotan should let you teach (indoctrinate) their kids.

Sad that I could not get the Madville New Age Theocrats to understand that their intentions are good, but their solutions are what is causing the problems they are trying to solve. I don't hate them, but I can't say they feel the same about me. None told Cory to grow up and let me speak. Instead they supported the bully. The only clue I got as to why I am banned is that I ruin some of their threads. They don't want anybody telling them that their hatred is misplaced. That their bigotry toward white male Christian conservatives is wrong. That they are themselves exactly what they say they don't like...intolerance. Madness running at a fevered pitch at the so-called Dakota Free Press.

Liberal Republicans and Democrats vote to preserve South Dakota's public education system's implementation of the pagan religion

UPDATE: Note below that Rep. Steve Hickey also voted against HB 1195.

In case you haven't heard, the liberal South Dakota Senate Education committee defeated HB 1195, legislation that declare void the transgender policy of the South Dakota High School Activities Association. Here is the recorded list of those who testified:

Presented by:    Senator Ernie Otten
        Representative Jim Bolin, Former Athletic Director (Handout #1)
Proponents:    Dale Bartscher, Family Heritage Alliance
        Mark Chase, South Dakota Family Policy Council
        Terri Jorgenson, Concerned Women For America
        Travis Benson, Catholic Diocese Of Sioux Falls
        Representative Steven Haugaard
Opponents:    Lindsey Riter-Rapp, South Dakota High School Activities Association
        Terry Nebelsick, Self [Superintendent of Huron]
        Senator Jim White (Handout  #2)
        Linda Whitney, Sanborn Central School District, Forestburg
        Wade Pogany, Associated School Boards of SD
        Jenae Hansen, National Association of Social Workers-South Dakota
        Dianna Miller, Large School Group

And here is the vote to kill HB 1195:

Voting Yes:    Frerichs, Hunhoff (Bernie), Solano, Soholt

Voting No:    Curd, Greenfield (Brock), Rampelberg

Note it passed the House 51 to 16. Mostly opposed by Democrats, but also Rep. Steve Hickey also voted Nay.

So again we have liberal Republicans and Democrats come together to defeat conservative causes by ignoring the constitutions. In this case they violated the principle of separation of church and state. It was the education establishment that opposed this bill in order to protect their New Age Theocratic agenda that includes the establishment of pagan religions. The liberals disguise that by using the misleading label "progressive".

Transgender is a belief of the pagans. They even have a Facebook page or what they call a community of Transgender Pagans. Here is the description to a book titled, "Gender And Transgender In Modern Paganism":

The events at Pantheacon 2011 caused a storm that reverberated across the planet, with discussion on many web sites and mailing lists, and even a mention in the UK's Guardian newspaper. This book was created in the hope of extending the debate and bringing it to a wider audience.

Here is a link to the Pantheacon 2011 report and here you will find pariticpation by those who practice Hinduism.

The gang of New Age Theocrats at Madville are really pushing the transgender issue as they are part of the revolution to destroy South Dakota's conservative culture by destroying the constitutions of both South Dakota and the United States. And the Democrats are lined up with the SDGOP power base to make it happen politically during this South Dakota legislative session. I have been reporting this trend and will continue to do so.

 

 

Larry Kurtz confirms there is a revolution that is lining itself up with the SDGOP power base

From my comment section:

The revolution is underway, Sib: too bad you're on the wrong side of it.

That was Larry Kurtz, one of the Madville gang of New Age Theocrats. And the revolution is an attack on conservative South Dakota, the constitutions of both South Dakota and the United States, and of course Biblical Christianity. According to Kurtz, that would be "the wrong side". 

Currently I am having problems accessing the comment sections on certain posts at Madville. There are posts that attack Christians. Either Cory has a server problem or he has a problem with the truth. Perhaps both.

Cory Heidelberger did not return to South Dakota in order to be a high paid teacher. He is here to attack Christians:

Speaking of religion and bullying, House State Affairs showed a modicum of decency last week and killed House Bill 1220, certain conservatives' continued attempt to disguise anti-LGBT legislation in freedom of religion.

Eight committee Republicans joined two Democrats in deferring HB 1220 to the 41st day, leading right-wing blogger Bob Ellis to shout that Republicans hate religion.

Again we have liberal Republicans joining liberal Democrats to attack constitutional rights. In this case religious freedoms. And Cory is using fear mongering (bullying) to create a slippery slope in order to recruit political allies. And they are lining up with liberal SDGOP power base.

So who believes Democrats are Wingnuts?

Rep Steve Hickey left this comment on Pat Powers' thread that attacked two conservatives:

There are four groups of legislators in Pierre; Democrats and Wing Nuts, Power Players (party poster boys) and the Grovelers. I’m in the lower tier of the grovelers. Grovelers have to work twice as hard on bills and can only get something done if the Players smile on it too.

Cory Heidelberger does a post on Powers' attacks and Hickey reposted the above comment. One of Cory's New Age Theocrats thought Hickey was calling Democrats Wingnuts. As I pointed out a couple of says ago, it was Senator Angie Buhl O'Donnell, Cory Heidelberger, and his gang of New Age Theocrats that supported that idea regarding HB1130 when 13 of the 19 Democratic South Dakota legislators supposedly insulted women on an abortion issue. The true Wingnuts are Cory and his gang of New Age Theocrats who want to destroy conservative South Dakota. They hate what they actually are themselves, hate-filled bigoted theocratic wingnuts. And the truth is their enemy, that is why I am banned from commenting at Madville.