Michigan Freedom Caucus leader Rep. Neil Friske (R-Charlevoix) has introduced legislation to strike back at the groomer-industrial complex that is focused on corrupting the souls of children.

Friske has introduced House Bill 4136 (HB4136) to shut down public libraries by force if they make grooming materials accessible to children. This comes as a response to recent news of public libraries giving porno books to children in an attempt to sexualize these kids and groom them into the LGBT cult.

HB4136 requires obscene materials to be kept “in a restricted area of the library accessible only to individuals who are 18 years of age or older.” If the public library does not abide by these restrictions, a “court shall order the library to be closed to the public until the governing body of the library demonstrates to the court that it has complied.”

“I have received countless calls from constituents, mostly in Emmet County, demanding action against this inappropriate exposure that is happening to their children. To the parents in Emmet County: Your rightful outrage has been heard and I am fighting for you!” Friske wrote in a Facebook post about the bill.

Some of the graphic images in books pushed by LGBT groomers to kids in public libraries can seen below:

The LGBT grooming agenda among children is meant, in part, to get them to question their birth sex and consider transitioning to a different gender. This comes as transgenderism has grown in popularity, despite the fact that the lifestyle is deeply connected with mental illness and leads to suicide.

These abuses have resulted in tens thousands of children being drugged and hundreds of children having their genitals mutilated as a result of this demonic ideology spreading across America.

Friske’s bill is a very moderate response to a ghastly movement of predators and perverts who are feasting on the souls of children. This is the first step toward jailing these monsters for child abuse and/or crimes against humanity. HB4136 is currently in the Local Government and Municipal Finance committee. You can find the contact information for those committee members here.