Kinsey, Sex, and Fraud: The Indoctrination of a People

by Judith A. Reisman and Judith Reisman

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 091031120X
• ISBN13: 9780910311205
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Huntington House Publishers
• Length: 237 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.7" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

Kinsey vs Truth

For decades many social "scientists" have passed off the Kinsey Report as truth. Now with the dissemination of the information found in this book, Kinsey's "work" has been exposed as unscientific, fraudulent and criminal. This book is a must for anyone who plans to stand up in a school board meeting to challenge the basis of the misguided sex education curriculum in his or her local public school. It will give you the ammunition you need to effectively refute arguments in favor of pornography, homosexuality, pedophilia, etc. which are based on the bogus data compiled by Kinsey and his fellow "scientists". Reisman and Eichel have done our nation a great service in writing this book.

Thank You From the Author

Just a short note from the author to thank all of the reviewers, (especially the folks who found the book useful)! I have been debating about updating my book Soft Porn Plays Hardball and after reading the reviews that one got I have decided to do so. I do appreciate your taking the time to present your opinions. Sincerely, Judith Reisman

Kinsey Lies . . .

Why is it so hard for social and behavioral scientists to expose fraud? This book does an excellent job of subjecting these "scientific" fields to true scientific scrutiny while exposing one of the more blatant attempts to put political ideology before science.Kinsey rigged the experiments by seeking out people who would confirm his beliefs. People were preinterviewed before they became part of the real "experiments." Normal, everyday heterosexual individuals were politely shown the door whereas the more nontraditional types were accepted.The general public needs to be more aware of some of the most pathetic experiments ever performed on children. This is what Kinsey's close colleague, C.A. Tripp,had to say about those experiments in 1991: "[Reisman is] talking about data that came from pedophiles, that he [Kinsey] would listen only to pedophiles who were very careful, used stopwatches, knew how to record their thing, did careful surveys....[T]hey were trained observers." He is of course referring to pedophiles inducing "orgasms" in infants (according to Kinsey, screaming, crying, convulsing, and passing out count as orgasms).I would hope that most people consider that a sign of terror (and molestation).I'll close with a quote from the Lancet (book review in 1991) "[T]he important allegations from the scientific viewpoint are the imperfections in the [Kinsey] sample and unethical, possibly criminal observations on children....Kinsey...has left his former co-workers some explaining to do."