November 29, 2012
May 17, 2012
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March 5, 2012
Imagine for a moment that the Government had decided to legalise slavery but assured us that ‘no one will be forced to keep a slave’.
Would such worthless assurances calm our fury? Would they justify dismantling a fundamental human right? Or would they simply amount to weasel words masking a great wrong?
Perfect analogy for gay marriage. Almost too perfect.
August 8, 2011
July 12, 2011
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April 20, 2011
April 3, 2011
March 16, 2011
February 12, 2011
Glee is a Gala of Gaydom, promising to take viewers to a magical kingdom of butterfly sunshine and singing happiness
In a day and age where gay agenda supporters rabidly demand a right to adopt children and get married, we find this show fits a larger movement to introduce the American household to homosexual themes and lifestyles.
For every one gay, four children get molested. These scary statistics further reveal why the gay agenda violently blows against the grain of society, trying to buckle the moral umbrella our Christian tradition and our American values have long held over children, shielding their bodies from the relentless showers of seminal perversions.
Gays will huff and puff, then violently demand every child thinks it is okay to play piggly wiggly with them.
It is no surprise that even morally questionable bands like Kings of Leon have found disgust with Glee. The KoL band recently refused homosexuality and child exploitation by refusing to let one of their songs “air” on Glee and instantly, they felt the sassy, cold wrath of a furious gay.
Sashaying in calculated anger and flailing arms faster than lisping lips, an angry Ryan Murphy reportedly hissed, ““F*ck you, Kings of Leon, self centred assholes”.
January 16, 2011
December 19, 2010
December 9, 2010
Phallometric huh?
Gay asylum seekers are hooked up to a machine that monitors blood-flow to the penis and are then shown straight porn.
Those applicants who become aroused are denied asylum.
The agency said in a report that “it is dubious whether [the test] reaches sufficiently clear conclusions”.
It said the practice could violate the European Convention on Human Rights “since this procedure touches upon a most intimate part of an individual’s private life”.
The interior ministry reacted angrily to the claims, saying that the “phallometric tests” had been used in fewer than 10 asylum cases.
December 22, 2009
