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Hey guys, welcome to the show. Today I want to get into a book that I mentioned last week called

After the Ball and the subtitle is How America will conquer its fear and hatred of gays in the 1990s.

And as I mentioned before, this was written by two Harvard grads who were both gay, Marshall Kirk and Hunter Mattson.

And I read the book, it's out of print, and it's a very large book, but it's a very large book, but basically it's a

manifesto on how to get

American society to accept homosexual behavior as normal.

So it's this sort of, it's almost like the communist manifesto,

but a gay manifesto to normalize homosexual behavior in America. And I want to go through the kind of points that really jumped out to me in the book. But before I get to that, I want to mention

last week in that episode called the Gay Revolution, which we'll put right here.

I mentioned that Alfred Kenzi in 1948, I went through the timeline of the gay

revolution, the gay movement. And in 1948 I mentioned that Alfred Kenzi, the zoologist, published this book called Sexual Behavior and the human male.

And he concluded that homosexual behavior

is not restricted to people who identify themselves

as homosexual and that 37% of men

have, quote, enjoyed homosexual activities at least once.

Now, at the time when I did the video,

I knew that his research was flawed,

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