Thursday, June 9, 2011

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Ramon Johnson

Canadian Catholic school 

bans rainbow Colours

By Ramon Johnson, About.com Guide  June 8, 2011
Re-blogged from About.com Guide


St. Joseph Catholic Secondary School in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada realized it couldn't ban gay students. So, in the most ludicrous move by school officials – ever – they decided to do the next best thing: ban rainbow colours.
A Sissy Experiment gone wrong 
In 2003, a 38-year-old man named Kirk Murphy committed suicide and in his sister's search for answers she discovered that he wasn't as trouble-free as she thought. At the age of 5, her brother, Kirk, was sent to government-funded program to correct his sissy behavior.
German Catholic doctors offer gay cure 
A Catholic doctor's association in Germany says there's a healthy, homeopathic way to cure homosexuality. 

A pilot project to help refugees fleeing persecution because of their sexual orientation has been announced by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney.
"We are very pleased to be working with the Rainbow Refugee Committee to help refugees who are in need of protection, particularly those who are persecuted because of their sexual orientation," said Minister Kenney. "By partnering with this organization and allowing Canadians to play a part in refugee protection, the private sponsorship program showcases grassroots support for this country's international commitment to humanitarian action."
Through this pilot project, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will partner with the Rainbow Refugee Committee to share the cost of sponsoring a refugee. The Department will provide up to $100,000 in assistance to support this initiative. This contribution will be in the form of three months of income support for the refugees that are sponsored.
The Rainbow Refugee Committee will also provide the refugees with orientation services, accommodations, basic household needs, basic food staples, clothing and ongoing food needs for the duration of the sponsorship period.
"These funds are a welcome first step in response to the crisis facing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people around the globe, at a time when seventy-seven countries continue to criminalize homosexuality and five prescribe the death penalty," said Helen Kennedy, Executive Director of Egale Canada, Canada's national LGBT human rights organization. "The Rainbow Refugee Committee provides critical support to asylum seekers fleeing homophobic and transphobic persecution in their countries of origin."
As part of this agreement, the Rainbow Refugee Committee is expected to encourage other organizations to work with them in the sponsorship of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered refugees.
"Encouraging private sponsors to come forward is vital to refugees in need of protection and to the future of the private sponsorship program," said Minister Kenney. "Canada has a proud tradition of opening its doors to people from around the world and providing a safe haven to those in need of protection. The Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program plays a significant role in the resettlement of refugees from across the globe."
To further enhance Canada's tradition as a leader in international refugee protection, the Government of Canada is also increasing the number of refugees who are resettled from refugee camps and urban slums by 20 percent. The number of refugees resettled through the Government-Assisted Refugees Program will be increased over time by up to 500, and a further 2,000 resettlement places will be added to the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program. Since the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program began 30 years ago, Canadians have sponsored more than 200,000 refugees. 
Friday, March 25, 2011 at 7:27 a.m. The Seattle Lesbian 
                                                                                           TBogg 


Posted: Jan 24, 2008 re-blogged from ieet.org  http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/xiangayhot

(Hot tip to tbogg) Dr. Paul Cameron, founder of the Christian Right’s Family Research Institute and ISIS, the Institute for the Scientific Investigation of Sexuality:
“Untrammeled homosexuality can take over and destroy a social system,” says Cameron. “If you isolate sexuality as something solely for one’s own personal amusement, and all you want is the most satisfying orgasm you can get -  and that is what homosexuality seems to be   -  then homosexuality seems too powerful to resist. The evidence is that men do a better job on men and women on women, if all you are looking for is orgasm.”
So powerful is the allure of gays, Cameron believes, that if society approves of gay people, more and more heterosexuals will be inexorably drawn into homosexuality. “I’m convinced that lesbians are particularly good seducers,” says Cameron. “People in homosexuality are incredibly evangelical,” he adds, sounding evangelical himself. “It’s pure sexuality. It’s almost like pure heroin. It’s such a rush. They are committed in almost a religious way. And they’ll take enormous risks, do anything.”
He says that for married men and women, gay sex would be irresistible. “Marital sex tends toward the boring end,” he points out. “Generally, it doesn’t deliver the kind of sheer sexual pleasure that homosexual sex does” So, Cameron believes, within a few generations homosexuality would be come the dominant form of sexual behavior.
This guy is doing more recruiting to the homosexual lifestyle than Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Ellen Degeneres combined.

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Dubya in a 3-way
I don’t know about her, but Tab has licked a few poles in his time.
Re-blogged from Zenlavie 
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