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Re: Theos-World Re: Sex Questions, and a gay story

Nov 12, 2006 11:47 PM
by Cass Silva


I imagine Mark that there were witnesses who saw him leaving with the two drones, and the severe beating would have shown up on his body.

Cass

----- Original Message ----
From: Mark Hamilton Jr. <waking.master@gmail.com>
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 4:15:29 PM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Re: Sex Questions, and a gay story









  


    
            "He never regained consciousness after being found, and remained

on full life support."



How the hell do they know what happened to him, then?



-Mark H.



Rodolfo Don wrote:

>

> Hi Konstantin,

>

> I must have missed your original message where you said: "I also

> don't understand what is wrong in being a homophobe. Everyone

>

> has a right for his likes & dislikes."

>

> I have no idea of what homophobes in Russia or Ukraine do to

> homosexuals, but I know what they can do and do in America. The most

> tragic case here in the U.S.A. happened in the state of Wyoming in

> 1998. This is what happened, taken from its own web site set up by

> Matthew Shepard's family:

>

> Matthew was prematurely born on December 1, 1976 in Casper, Wyoming, the

> oldest son of Judy and Dennis Shepard. Matthew attended Crest Hill Grade

> School, Dean Morgan Junior High in Casper. His sophomore year he

> attended

> Natrona County High School. The last two years of high school he

> spent in

> Lugano, Switzerland. There he attended The American School in

> Switzerland

> (TASIS), graduating in 1995. While in Switzerland, Matthew traveled

> throughout

> Europe. He spoke three languages: English, German and Italian. He loved

> Europe but also loved his hometown of Casper.

>

> After coming back to America, Matthew attended Catawba College in

> Salisbury, N.C, and Casper College. Moving to Denver he worked several

> jobs. Later he was attending the University of Wyoming in Laramie. There

> his major was political science/foreign relations and the minors were

> languages.

> Matthew was selected as the student representative for the Wyoming

> Environmental Council, and was very active in politics.

>

> Matthew started acting in community theatre at the age of 5, and was

> very

> active in front of and behind the scenes in several Casper College

> and Stage III Theater plays.

>

> Matthew also enjoyed soccer, swimming, running, snow

> skiing and dancing. He knew he was not the best athlete in the world

> but h

> e had a very competitive spirit. Matthew loved the nature, enjoying

> hunting,

> fishing and camping. Matthew was a member and an acolyte in St. Mark's

> Episcopal Church in Casper, Wyoming.

>

> Matthew was lured from a campus bar shortly after midnight on October

> 7 by

> two men (Aaron McKinney, 22 and Arthur Henderson, 21) who told him they

> were gay. He was driven to a remote area near the Sherman Hills

> neighborhood

> east of Laramie, tied to a split-rail fence, tortured, beaten and

> pistol-whipped

> by his attackers, while he begged for his life. He was then left for

> dead in near

> freezing temperatures. A cyclist who found him on Snowy Mountain View

> Road at 6:22 pm, some 18 hours after the attack, at first mistook him

> for a

> scarecrow. He was unconscious and suffering from hypothermia. His face

> was caked with blood, except where it had been partially washed clean

> by tears.

>

> Matthew died at 12:53 am on Monday 12th October 1998, at Poudre Valley

> Hospital in Fort Collins, Colorado, with his family at his bedside.

> Hospital

> officials said Matthew had a fracture from behind his head to just in

> front

> of his right ear and a massive brain stem injury which affected his

> vital signs,

> including his heart beat, body temperature and other involuntary

> functions.

> There were also approximately a dozen small lacerations around his

> head, face

> and neck. He was so badly injured in the attack that doctors were

> unable to

> operate. He never regained consciousness after being found, and remained

> on full life support.

>

> Matthew's funeral was held on Friday, October 16, 1998, touched a lot

> of people

> all over the world. The tragic story of this gentle soul has touched

> the hearts of

> people across America, and throughout the World.

>

> "Matthew was the type of person, that if this had happened to another

> person,

> would have been first on the scene to offer his help, his hope and

> his heart to

> the family. We should try to remember that because Matt's last view

> minutes

> of consciousness on earth may have been hell, his family and friends

> want more

> than ever to say their farewells to him in a peaceful, dignified and

> loving manner.

> Once again, I must express our appreciation for the outpouring of

> concern about

> Matt's wellbeing during the last week, as he fought for his life in

> the hospital.

> We'll never forget the love that the world has shared with this kind,

> loving son."

> - Statement of Matthew's father; after Matthew's death

>

> After his death, Matthew's parents founded the Matthew Shepard

> Foundation

> (www.MatthewShepard .org). The goals of the Matthew Shepard Foundation

> include supporting diversity programs in education and helping youth

> organizations establish environments where young people can feel safe

> and

> be themselves. The Matthew Shepard Foundation's primary goal is to

> educate

> and replace hate with understanding, compassion and acceptance.

> Matthew's

> mother, Mrs. Judy Shepard, travels throughout the United States

> speaking at

> businesses, colleges, universities and high schools in an effort to

> educate

> young people about how to erase hate, and on the acceptance of

> diversity.

>

> This is Matthew Shepard's web site set up by his family: http://

> www.matthewsplace. com/

>

> Konstantin, and every one else that has no idea about what homophobia

> does to people, better read Matthew Shepard's story. My God!

> Theosophists cannot ignore any of this! Think Compassion and Ethics.

> Without that it doesn't matter how much you know about Secret

> Doctrine or Judge's writings.

>

> Rodolfo Don

>

> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -

> ------------ ------

> Theosophy: Its creed is Loyalty to Truth, and its ritual 'To honour

> every truth by use.'

> From The Key to Theosophy, by H. P. Blavatsky

>

> On Nov 12, 2006, at 5:56 PM, Cass Silva wrote:

>

> > Well I guess Konstantin if you want to have a "phobia" it is your

> > choice.

> > Cass

> >

> > ----- Original Message ----

> > From: Konstantin Zaitzev <kay_ziatz@yahoo. com 

> <mailto:kay_ ziatz%40yahoo. com>>

> > To: theos-talk@yahoogro ups.com <mailto:theos- talk%40yahoogrou ps.com>

> > Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 4:33:52 AM

> > Subject: Theos-World Re: Sex Questions

> >

> > Dear Mark,

> >

> > --- In theos-talk@yahoogro ups.com, Mark Jaqua wrote:

> >

> > > 99% of the people on the list didn't respond in any way about

> >

> > > my comments on queers - which usually means they are

> >

> > > not much in disagreement.

> >

> > They seemed me interesting, especially the method of treatment. It is

> >

> > so good to combine the useful with the pleasant! Though I also didn't

> >

> > understand do they need the physical sex.

> >

> > I also don't understand what is wrong in being a homophobe. Everyone

> >

> > has a right for his likes & dislikes.

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