"Queer As Folk" show Made Me Nauseous
May 20, 2013

(left. Queer as Folk was a Showcase TV series that ran from 2000-2005 and portrayed the lives of five gay friends living in Pittsburgh. PA.)
The showtime series "Queer as Folk" was part of the Illuminati (Satanist) program to replace heterosexual institutions (marriage, family) with homosexuality and perversion. This is done to destabilize society as children need to be born & raised in a wholesome environment. Our contributor Sasha Spencer checked the TV show out (of the library) and was appalled. Here is her review.
WHILE CHRISTIANITY UPHOLDS THE HIGHEST IN MAN, HIS DIVINE SPIRIT, LUCIFERIANS WORSHIP THE LOWEST, WHILE PRETENDING IT IS THE HIGHEST
"One of the men being banged from behind is Brian's mother's ( a staunch Christian) minister. Later in the show, Brian confronts the minister for being a hypocrite and the minister's reply was, "I only teach love". Brian's response is, "I've had the minister down on all 4's squealing like a pig, taking it up the ass"."
By Sasha Spencer
(henrymakow.com)
Browsing for DVD'S at the library, I came upon the series, "Queer as Folk". Queer as Folk was produced for Showtime Entertainment, developed and written by Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman. Originally based on a British series, the show was the first hour-long drama on American television to portray the lives of gay men and women.
The American version quickly became the number one show on the Showtime roster. The series was targeted at gay males but, surprisingly a large segment of viewers were straight females. (Trying to understand, like me?). The series was groundbreaking in being the first American series to show anal sex scenes, masturbation and shaved full frontal naked males.
The series follows the lives of five gay men, Brian, Justin, Michael, Emmett and Ted; a lesbian couple, Lindsay and Melanie; along with Michael's mother Debbie, (played by Sharon Gless), and his uncle Vic, who has AIDS.
To give you an idea of what you are in for, the opening musical theme is called "Spunk" by Greek Buck.
Let me state for the record, I am not against gays in any way, shape or form. I have family and loved ones who are gay. With that said, these are my impressions.
Queer as Folk is very explicit. It was a bit shocking to see men having very perspicuous anal sex constantly. The bath house scenes were raw and urgent. The men were predatory and hovering. It reminded me of the time I visited Christopher Street in NYC with a gay friend. Trying to be invisible, I observed the behavior of gay men in various bars. The intense drive, compulsion and desperation for sex could be cut with a knife. It was very disturbing.
After my initial nausea at the extremely graphic sex scenes, I began to feel numb. Three DVD'S in, it wasn't so shocking to see men taking it up the ass or rimming each other [licking ass]. And isn't numbness exactly what the Illuminati controllers want us to feel? Men trolling for anonymous sex with men in a predatory fashion, living for sex and the next big conquest -- no big deal, it's normal.
I DON'T NEED AN EXCUSE TO F*CK
I found the series to be depraved and immoral. Everything seemed to be focused on the male organ. The bathhouse scenes had copious amounts of anal sex, group sex and loud orgasms, leaving little to the imagination. Why does this bother me so much? It must be the promiscuous, self-indulgent loveless lifestyles. Watching this made me feel empty.
An opening scene starts out with Brian and Justin (a couple) having extremely vigorous anal sex with two other men from behind and kissing each other while doing it. This was their DATE NIGHT! As it turns out, one of the men being banged from behind is Brian's mother's ( a staunch Christian) minister. Later in the show, Brian confronts the minister for being a hypocrite and the minister's reply was, "I only teach love". Brian's response is, "I've had the minister down on all 4's squealing like a pig, taking it up the ass".
This series tries to make the constant obsession with sex seem normal. It's the right of every gay to act in this depraved way. It's OK to f*ck guys constantly and the more the better. Everything revolves around boners, dicks, f**ING, scoring...Ugh! If you want to see plenty of anal sex and erections, this show is for you.

In contrast, the lesbians, Lindsay and Melanie shadow the gay men. The sex scenes between them are not as offensive because they are more gentle and loving. Brutishness is absent in their sex scenes, however their morality is also in question as they cheat on each other and have a threesome. Lindsay has a baby with Brian's sperm and Melanie with Michael's seed. It's all so confusing.
In the fifth season, the premise is that the boys have become men. Hardly.
Michael loves comic books and sleeps on Captain Astro sheets. Brian, having a testicle removed has to haunt the bath house to prove to himself his masculinity is not diminished and he is still "hot" and ever so desirable.
Other questionable themes are the relationship of Brian and Justin, beginning when Justin was just 17 and Brian 29. This show pushes the boundaries. Seventeen is almost 18 so it's not really pedophilia. Controversial story lines in the series include: drug use/abuse, gay adoption, artificial insemination, underage prostitution, (Michael and Ben adopt a teen gay hustler who is HIV positive), drag queens, (Michael's biological dad is a drag queen), internet porn and bug chasers...HIV-negative individuals who actively seek to become HIV-positive...why?
I'M A TOTAL HETEROPHOBE (Brian Kinney)
IN CONCLUSION, this series left me feeling completely upside down. There was little I could relate to from my world. The characters were emotionally indulgent creatures who lost the ability to relate in a normal way to others. Their lifestyles were obsessive-compulsive and addictive.
The characters were self-absorbed narcissists and all leaned heavily to overcompensation. I felt the take-home message was that society at large (heterosexual) should celebrate their sexual exploits and neurosis.
I feel this series is another form of human Terra-forming. Molding the masses to the Illuminati grand plan. My only hope is that there are those of us who remember what a moral, just, and pure life can be. A life absent of the obsessive pursuit of carnal desires. Where tenderness, respect, generosity and real affection rule.
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D said (May 22, 2013):
I realized I was gay since I was at the kindergarten, I became an architect. Now I'm 41 but, during my college time I began to frequent gay bars in order to meet guys like me.
At the very beginning I wasn't expect nothing serious to happen (same as heterosexual), but as time passed, I've got involved in more serious relationships. When QAF was aired on HBO channel ( I was 32), for gay males and lesbian, it was the ultimate on TV shows. In some way QAF brought to the light how gays day-by-day lives were (apparently), and in the gay circles everyone identified his/her self with a character, or unless dreamed of "characterize" his/herself as one of them.
Mine was Brian (the advertisement creative and the cynical one). Like him, I became promiscuous and used to spent really wild nights with my best gay friends. The so-over-the-top time came when I spent some holidays in Europe. Then I got back to my country and realized I was almost out of control, and I began to stop.
I have a christian-catholic background with a so loving family and into all this craziness I knew something was wrong. I began to run on-track again and at the end of the training I used to meditate while stretching. I´ve learned by the Internet and some books and articles about this New World Disorder, and pitifully, the truth was found...as others I have been deceived.
QAF is nothing less than a subverting manipulative program from Hollywood pretending to "expose" a gay/ lesbian day-by-day life which differs a lot from reality. The problem is that this TV show as other as Sex & The City or Nip Tuck, became iconic and popular. At the end, gays as straights we look for the same thing, someone to love and care, human beings.
We have plenty of love and we need to give all this love or in the contrary we could drown. Thanks to God I re-discovered myself at a good time and found that I was a tender and loving being and luckily now I share my life with another loving and smart partner. Something key to think about in QAF is the name of the night club present in every chapter "Babylon" and don't the Illuminati came for the first time in the U.S. through Pittsburgh?