The U.S. adaptation of the British show "Skins" which debuted this week, has caused a major controversy in America this week. It's underage actors are engaging in sex and drug scenes on camera, glorifying inappropriate conduct, for the purpose of ratings. 

My regular readers may remember the site mentioning "Skins" a year ago, as the offending and privacy violating television show, written about in relation to the Aisha v. FBI lawsuit (see article Madonna Violates The Privacy Of Minors). A year ago, the Judiciary Report, branded the British version of the show pedophilic and questioned why it was being redone in any measure.

This week, the U.S. based Parents Television Council has slammed the show as "child porn" and that it is. They are calling on Congress and and Justice Department to investigate the show, sending them formal letters, demanding a "child porn" probe. 

However, as the Aisha v. FBI lawsuit indicates, the Justice Department already knows about the nasty show and could care less. The FBI and Justice Department are more interested in helping the pedophiles and thieves in Hollywood get away with crimes, not stopping them. They are just as immoral as Hollywood. 

Side Bar: more information on the aforementioned lawsuit shortly.

STORY SOURCE

MTV's "Skins": Group Calls for Federal Child Porn Probe

January 21, 2011 4:46 PM - NEW YORK (CBS/AP) MTV's new show "Skins" reportedly had executives at the cable station worried over whether or not some scenes in upcoming episodes might violate Federal child pornography statutes. Could MTV's "Skins" Break Child Porn Laws? Another group shares their concern: The Parents Television Council. And they're asking for a federal investigation.

http://www.cbsnews.com

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