Dear Friends,

There are four events of significance in the efforts against
pornography in the past week:

"Porn destroys human lives and is destroying our nation," Shelley Lubben told lawmakers at a June 15 briefing on Capitol Hill. Shelley Lubben experienced years of horrors of the adult-film industry. As a porn star, she contracted two sexually transmitted diseases - herpes and the human papillomavirus - and later had to have half of her cervix removed because of cervical cancer. She also suffered from severe anemia, drug addiction and alcoholism.

Women, especially young girls, are never properly informed to be able to make a wise choice to enter porn. Pornography is so hidden that not even movies or the media depict the dark side of porn or the consequences involved. Schools and churches do not educate young people about the porn industry.

From http://www.cbsnews.com

Exxxotica LA Expo brought out the stars and Pink Cross handed out the truth in love, offering prayers and free gifts to thousands of porn stars and porn fans. What a weekend of God’s Favor! 

The adult film industry was in a for a rude awakening at Tuesday’s downtown Los Angeles Cal/OSHA Advisory Meeting on Bloodborne Pathogens in the Adult Film Industry when Cal/OSHA inspector Deborah Gold firmly stated that Cal/OSHA bloodborne pathogens regulations already require condom use in adult films and that any filming without condoms is a direct violation of the law.

PORN KILLS.

46 year old Porn performer/director Shawn Ricks, died from self-inflicted wounds on June 26.

Rumors were reported that Ricks was taking Ambien for a sleep disorder and that it may have contributed to his suicide, but his wife Liz doubted there was a connection.

Ricks appeared in over 100 xxx movies and directed more than 80 of them.

Ami Jordan, 1990-2010

19 year old porn star Ami Jordan passed away in her sleep last Friday, June 11.

On Tuesday June 15th, Shelley Lubben and other porn activists and scholars gathered in Washington, D.C. to educate Congress on the negative effects of pornography and to urge enforcement of existing law against the illegally operating porn industry.

"It wasn’t supposed to happen this way."