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Families vs. Smut-National Endowment For The Arts (NEA) Votes for Smut
So, what is our wise and compassionate government doing to alleviate the problems
of Internet pornography, sexual predators, teen cyber bullying and sexting, as well as all the rest of the Internet garbage ? Congress, through the National Endowment for the Arts, is using $50,000,000 (50 million) in Stimulus funds (your money) for grants to so-called arts projects which, in this case, is a euphemism for pornography. The average grant runs close to $50,000. That amount could print one million Kid Safe Cyberspace booklets-a much better use of tax payer money.
Protect Your Kids From Internet Porn, Cyber Bullying, and Predators, Before It’s Too Late!
Studies have shown that the average age at which children are first exposed 
to Internet porn is 11 years old.
Parents, don’t let this happen to your kids. Throughout their young lives you do so many things to keep them safe. Unfortunately, far too many of you are neglecting this most important safeguard: protecting your children from the dangers lurking in the dark alleys along the information super highway.
Mom and Dad, this is a battle you must join and in which you must stay engaged. Order the Kid Safe Cyberspace booklet and get a jump start on protecting your children from Internet porn, cyber bullying, predators, sexting, identity theft, drugs, and all the rest of the garbage found in the Internet landfill.
How To Protect Your Kids From Internet Dangers
Remember, I said technology is not the complete answer? The reason: no filter or monitor is 100% effective. You must combine the high-tech filtering and monitoring systems with low-tech Internet usage ground rules. Create a checklist of these rules, or use this Internet Safety Tips handout, and have it posted next to the home computer. For a detailed explanation of these and many other Internet usage ground rules you need to get the Kid Safe Cyberspace booklet. The checklist should include but not be limited to:
Mom and Dad: Internet Dangers Are Real-Your Kids Are At Risk!
Mom and dad, due to the anonymity offered by the Internet, kids and teens are at risk of being exposed to pornography, cyber bullying, predators, sexting, identity theft, drugs, bigotry, hatred, gambling, crime, terrorism, scams, and more. These dangers are all very real and we hear them cited in the news every day. These dangers are, in fact, closer than your front door. What can you do to protect your kids? The Kid Safe Cyberspace booklet can give you answers.
