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Is
the Department of Natural Resources a Protector
of Perverts and Child
Abusers?
Does anyone in the DNR care about law,
morality, and children?
May, 2002
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Sign at the entrance
of an Illinois state park. |
The Department of Natural Resources continues to
operate a tax-funded nude beach on the shores of the Wisconsin River near
Mazomanie, Wisconsin. A WCU freedom of information search of DNR records
makes it clear that DNR officials are fully cognizant of the fact that
public nudity is not lawful in Wisconsin; but because of a backroom deal
worked out with attorneys representing “naturist” groups, the DNR
continues to shelter, protect, and fund public nudity on the Mazo Beach at
the expense of taxpayers, morality, children, and respect for true law.
If the nudity at Mazo Beach is not ended by next fall,
WCU will be publishing an in-depth report documenting the lies which DNR
officials have told to justify the beach and also “cover up” for the
nudists regarding the open sex which has taken place there. The report
will also document the corruption which created the beach and sustains it
as well as contain evidence of how naturist leaders are using the Mazo
Beach as part of a nation-wide campaign to mainstream public nudity.
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“The tolerance of
public nudity and sexual activity has created and encouraged a
perverse atmosphere. . . .”
Confidential memo on Mazo Beach from Conservation Warden Wayne
Schutte to DNR Official Ruthe Badger, March 26, 1998. |
Certainly there must be some fine, moral individuals
who work for the DNR whose hearts are broken over their agency’s
repulsive defense and maintenance of a naked beach on one of the most
beautiful sections of the Wisconsin River. It is the hope of Wisconsin
Christians United that persons of integrity within the DNR will do
everything in their power to put an end to the ongoing tragedy at Mazo
Beach which so tarnishes the reputation of an agency which was created for
a noble cause. Once WCU’s report, which will include pictures of two
male DNR wardens on the nude beach leering and laughing as they “keep an
eye” on the nudists, is released, the public will perhaps fully
understand the corrupting influence the beach has had, not only on little
children and our culture, but also on the DNR itself.
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“Therefore to
him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin.”
James 4:17 |
“I believe the DNR could take an administrative act and could say, ‘On this land owned by the state, nudity is not allowed.’”
Dane County D.A. Brian Blanchard during a February 13, 2001 interview on WISC Channel 3,
Madison.
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“All that is
necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.”
Edmund Burke, English Statesman, 1795 |
“I’ll assume that you’re not interested in attempting to enact a DNR property rule which bans nudity. . . . The DA has publicly stated that if we have a ban on nudity, they would enforce it.”
Excerpts from a June 25, 2001 e-mail message from DNR Attorney Michael Lutz to DNR Supervisor Ruthe Badger. Obtained from a WCU freedom of information
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“The majority of the pedophile images that we have, the majority of the child pornography that we get out of the United States of America comes from nude beaches. They come, of course, from the private nude beaches; because we haven’t had that many people that foolish, or that foolhardy, or that gutless to assign public space to such activity [until now]. . . . The nudist colonies are the places where pedophiles have forever not only been able to get sexual access to children and to abuse children, but quite definitely, to take photographs that become part of the pedophiles’ bona fides and that are exchanged and that are paid for throughout this country and sent to Europe and so forth. And the pain that that causes those children . . . is, of course, incalculable. . . . This [Mazo beach] is an attempt, of course, to establish legally a place in the United States . . . a beachhead for child sexual abuse. They’re [the nudists are] establishing a beachhead for obtaining children for sexual purposes—that is what this is all about . . . it will spread all across the state; it will spread all across the country.”
—Dr. Judith Reisman
Dr. Reisman is a world renown scholar, lecturer, and child advocate who has testified before parliaments, legislatures, and courts. She is the author of numerous books including
Kinsey: Crimes and Consequences. She is a former consultant to the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Department of Education, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. |
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The
Children of Mazo Beach
Some of the Children the DNR Refuses to Protect |
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August 28, 1999: A girl with her doll, in the arms of a
transvestite man headed for the nude beach.
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May 29, 2000: A Christian man with WCU shares from
the Bible with two nudists headed for the nude beach with their child.
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July 15, 2000: A couple with a toddler in a stroller and a young
girl on the way to the nude beach pass concerned Christians. Should little
girls such as this be put in the company of hundreds of nude men? The DNR
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July 15, 2000: A couple reacts angrily to
Christians imploring them to not take their precious little girl into the
midst of hundreds of nude adults on the Mazo Beach.
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September 3, 2001: A little girl returning from
Mazo beach. Why won't the DNR protect little ones such as this? Perhaps
someday, one of them will ask that question with a lawsuit after surviving
a childhood of abuse, some of it directly related to the Mazo nude beach
which the DNR continues to protect and maintain with tax dollars.
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July 14, 2001: Help me! A
young boy on the back of a bike on the way down the path to the nude
beach.
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August 11, 2001: When a Christian took this girl's
picture on the Mazo nude beach parking lot, the man with the woman holding
her sneered, "You can get a better picture in about twenty
minutes." How can DNR officials sleep at night?
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July 15, 2001: A couple with a small child
returning from the bare beach. |
June 16, 2001: A 12-year-old boy heading back home
from the nude beach hears about Jesus from a Christian on the Mazo beach
parking lot. This boy deserved a longer childhood. |
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August 11, 2001: A three-year-old boy loaded up
and waiting for the trip down the path to the DNR's beach-front brothel
near Mazomanie.
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  July
14, 2001: A Christian woman begged the man with
the camera not to take this little girl to the DNR's beach. The DNR made
sure the girl made it. Warden John Glennon is in the truck in the
background. Wardens often escort the children of Mazo beach to their
wretched destination while warning Christians not to interfere with the
process. The second picture shows a little boy who was taken to the beach
by the same man. Both children told Christians present that the man is
neither their father nor grandfather. This information was passed on to
Warden Glennon, but he shrugged it off as usual.
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Christians United
P.O. Box 771
Monroe, Wisconsin 53566
608-328-4841
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