The Girl Scouts are denying the story but, C-Fam, the group that originally put out this story is standing by what it has printed.
The Girl Scouts and that Explicit Sex Guide: C-FAM Reaffirms Report, Girl Scouts Deny
In an interview with LifeSiteNews.com (LSN) Tuesday, however, a representative of the Girl Scouts denied the story, saying that no such pamphlet was
distributed or made available to the girls in the meeting, and that the only document that was present in the room was the document the girls were
working on.
“I don’t even know if [the Planned Parenthood pamphlet] ever was in the room," said the spokesperson. "There’s no evidence to suggest it was
in the room when the girls were in the room, or in the room ever.”
When asked point blank whether Planned Parenthood was involved with the Girl Scouts meeting in any way or was permitted to make materials available to
the girls, Tompkins responded, "Not at all."
C-Fam in turn, however, has issued an update on the situation, saying that they stand by their story, and presented new evidence to back it up. In an
interview with LSN, Austin Ruse, the President of C-Fam, charged the Scouts with "lying" in their denials, and pointed out that a "stack" of the
Planned Parenthood brochures were found in the conference room where the Scouts' meeting took place, literally moments after the meeting broke up.
Austin Ruse, however, told LSN that the source for the story was Sharon Slater, a mother of seven and the president of the UN pro-family group Family
Watch International. According to Slater's account, she was kicked out of the conference room when the meeting began, but she "waited around until
the meeting was over, and when the doors opened she walked in and looked at the literature that was being passed out on the literature table."
That's where she found the offending Planned Parenthood brochures.
Slater confirmed this account with LSN in an interview. She told LSN that she had targeted the Girl Scouts meeting specifically because she had heard
that questionable things had happened in similar events last year. She also said that she obtained a draft document of the statement that the girls
were working on in the meeting, which was to be read before the general assembly, and which had the girls "calling for more information on
'reproductive health.'" In UN-speak, "reproductive health" typically includes access to abortion.
Additionally, C-Fam has said that the idea that the Planned Parenthood pamphlet was simply left in the room from a prior meeting doesn’t hold water,
since none of the four meetings that were held in the room earlier in the day had anything to do with adolescents – the very clear target of the sex
guide.
After being told about this updated account by C-Fam and Slater of when and how the pamphlets were found, Tompkins responded simply, "We cannot
verify that at all. That we would say is not true."
Ruse countered, however, saying that the Scouts are "lying." "All I can say is that we stand by our story," he said.
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C-FAM has also released a brief document
More on the partnerships between the Girl Scouts and
Planned Parenthood showing the relationship between Planned Parenthood and the Girl Scouts.