As of this date, 07-02-27, there are 4 items in this folder.
******* item 1 HOMOSEXUAL LEADERS INTIMIDATE LIFESITENEWS.COM AND PRO-FAMILY GROUPS
******* item 2 GAY ACTIVISTS TRY TO BAR RED CROSS
******* item 3 CHRISTIAN MEETING ATTACKED BY GAY MILITIA - CALGARY POLICE TO LAY CHARGES - ?HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION COMPLAINT TO BE FILED
******* item 4 SHOW HOMOSEXUAL FILM OR PAY
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******* item 1 HOMOSEXUAL LEADERS INTIMIDATE LIFESITENEWS.COM AND PRO-FAMILY GROUPS
******* Psychological warfare �jamming� technique seeks to instill doubt in minds of pro-family persons
******* Toronto, May 3, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Since the passage into Canadian law last week of the homosexual hate crime Bill C-250, LifeSiteNews.com and other pro-family groups in Canada have been subject to some intimidating communications from homosexual activists. The emails, and ones received over the last few years from other activists bear a similar slant, all suggesting LifeSiteNews.com, by reporting news on the homosexual issue that balances the mainstream media�s bias, is �hateful� and out of touch with the rest of the world. The tactic is a well known psychological warfare technique known as �jamming�. ?******* One email received the day C-250 was passed into law, was sent to homosexual activist leaders in Canada and purposely forwarded to LifeSiteNews.com, Focus on the Family Canada, and REAL Women Canada. In it Mark Hanlon, Director, External Issues at the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgendered group at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, wrote: ?******* "These right winged, conservatives are teaching these same messages to their children for the good of society and for the good of morals and ethics. Let's get this one thing straight to all you Conservative groups - your children's attitudes, if they inherit these beliefs from you, will be in a minority down the road. You are setting them on a dangerous path of intolerance and hate. Stop this path - before the world of tomorrow judges them and, thanks to this bill, prisons or fines them. Crimes of hate against the LBGT community will be treated equally with anti-semitism, and anti-african canadian hate crimes."?******* Described years ago by Dr. Charles Socarides in �Thought Reform And The Psychology of Homosexual Advocacy�, jamming used by homosexual advocates seeks to instill doubt in the minds of pro-family leaders as to the correctness in their belief in the abnormality of homosexuality. This is done by oft-repeated but unfounded accusations of hateful speech and un-Christian-like conduct, and the equally unfounded assertion that pro-family positions are held by only an insignificant minority of society. (see Dr. Socarides work here:?******* http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/narth/1995papers/socarides.html )?******* In his article �Selling Homosexuality�, prolific family issues writer Matt Kaufman reveals that �Harvard-trained social scientists Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen, � in the late �80s issued a call for gay activists to adopt "carefully calculated public relations propaganda." Kaufman explains that included in that campaign was �jamming�, which he writes �means, simply, smearing anyone who disagrees with their agenda.� ?******* Prominent US columnist Cal Thomas is quoted by the US website, People for the Way, Truth and Life, having said, �Gay-rights groups are experienced intimidators. They feverishly oppose discussion about people who have come out of same-sex relationships and slander those who manage to get through their jamming system, saying people who abandon homosexuality weren't "really" homosexual in the first place.�?******* http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/TPFT8634/mycustompage0101.htm?******* In a recent email to LifeSiteNews.com someone identifying him/herself only as �The Watcher� says, �I �. was shocked to discover that there are actually organizations like yours in Canada, hiding hate behind a mask of religion.� The word �hate� has been unilaterally redefined by gay activists to refer to opposing views or even facts related to homosexuality that must be censored. The email continued, �Actually, I'm glad I found you. I would appreciate it if you could supply me with a list of organizations that you know of that represent discrimination to its fullest. That way, I'll be able to keep an eye on everyone to ensure that Canada's hate laws are not infringed upon.�?******* In an email referencing the supposed protection for religious groups against hate crime prosecution, someone identifying himself as H. (Bart) Vincelette from Vancouver B.C. said, �You are not a religion recognized by the federal gov't, and therefore are subject to the scrutiny of those who believe in obeying the law of the land . . . I thought you might appreciate a friendly reminder that no one is exempt from the laws governing civility in Canada.� ?******* Finally emails from Lynn Harrington, an active member of the list-serve of the homosexual activist group EGALE (Equality for Gays and Lesbians Everywhere) has for over a year emailed notes to LifeSiteNews.com similar to this one received last month: �Lifesite, Here is something for you to think about in your homo-hating little world.� ?******* Another example of �jamming� - no tolerance, no reasoned dialogue, strong use of emotion and intimidation, false accusations. Historically, it sounds very familiar.?******* See Kaufman�s �Selling Homosexuality�
http://www.boundless.org/2001/regulars/kaufman/a0000605.html
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******* item 2 GAY ACTIVISTS TRY TO BAR RED CROSS by Keith Peters, Washington, D.C., correspondent
******* Source:http://www.family.org/cforum/fnif/news/a0031711.cfm
******* Sent by Stephen Gray [email protected]]
******* April 20, 2004
******* Are homosexuals interested in the public good � or just their agenda? That question is being raised after a controversy on an Oregon college campus.
******* One of the claims of homosexuals is their lifestyle and demands for special treatment under the law don't hurt anyone. But a recent controversy at Western Oregon University puts that assertion in question.
******* Gay activists tried to evict the Red Cross from the campus, claiming the charity � known for helping people struck by disaster � discriminates against homosexuals by forbidding donations of blood by men if they have had sex with another male since 1977, to prevent HIV/AIDS entering the blood supply.
******* Daniel McConchie, of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity, said the issue is not discrimination, it's public safety.
******* "Public health should never be subjugated to the whims of the politically correct ideas of the moment," he said, "especially when they are of the dangerous sort where people could get a disease that could potentially take their lives."
******* Student leaders at Western Oregon University told the Associated Press that matters of public health override discrimination and for that reason they wouldn't kick the Red Cross off campus.
******* But Peter LaBarbera, executive director of the Illinois Family Institute, said homosexual activists
seem to put their interests above the public's interest.
******* "Whether it's public health, homosexual adoption of young children, destroying marriage, it seems like it's always about gays and not about what's best for society," he said. "The homosexual movement is really based on a sin, and therefore it's not a traditional civil rights movement but we should not be intimidated into thinking these questions are about discrimination or civil rights."
******* FOR MORE INFORMATION
******* In "Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth," psychiatrist Jeffrey Satinover examines recent
research reported in medical journals and the popular press. He finds many of these studies flawed and cites evidence that homosexuality is indeed changeable. He explains how psychology, biology, choice and habit all interweave to produce deeply imbedded patterns of sexual behavior.
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******* item 3 CHRISTIAN MEETING ATTACKED BY GAY MILITIA - CALGARY POLICE TO LAY CHARGES - ?HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION COMPLAINT TO BE FILED
******* From: [email protected]
******* Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004
******* (Calgary) The Concerned Christian Coalition Inc., (CCC) held it's national convention in Calgary, Alberta on Saturday, April 17, 2004. At the national convention dinner the Gay Militia stormed the meeting with sticks, angry chants and verbally assaulted the delegates at hand.� The dinner was being held in support of Rev. Stephen Boissoin who is currently being dragged before the Alberta Human Rights Commission for defending the Biblical view of homosexuality. Half of all profits were donated to Rev. Stephen Boissoin and fundraising will continue in order� to help offset his legal costs.� Further, information on Rev. Stephen Boissoin can be found at www.concernedchristians.ca� ?******* "I was dumbfounded at the fact that the Gay Militia would storm into a private meeting where we were praying and discussing Bill C-250 a bill that will affect our freedom as Christians to discuss certain beliefs.� Just as our guest speaker Rev. Tristan Emmanuel was discussing how Bill C-250 is about silencing our freedom of speech and freedom of assembly the Gay Militia stormed the meeting and proved the point," stated Jim Blake, CCC Business Chair.?******* The CCC feels that all groups have a right to freedom of speech, freedom of religion and the freedom to assemble and protect their deeply held personal and moral beliefs.��� "We are very concerned about the Christophobia and the growing hatred towards Christians in Canada. We are also very concerned that the media continually ignores the blatantly bigoted actions of the militant minority in this country. Can you imagine if our organization stormed a Homosexual gathering?� It would be on the front page of every paper in the country and the headlines would not be flattering towards us," continued Blake.?******* The Calgary City Police arrived at the event just moments after the Gay Militia was cleared out by hotel security.� The Calgary Police Service seized all the videotapes but one and some video footage has been placed on the internet at http://www.justicenetworkcanada.com/justicenetworkcanada.com.rmvb� and on the CCC website of www.concernedchristians.ca� The Calgary Police Service has assured the CCC that charges will be laid against members of the Gay Militia when they are found.� The CCC has cited 3 sections of the Criminal Code that have been breached by the Gay Militia.� Those sections are as follows:?### 175-1 A i Causing A Disturbance - every person who not being in a dwelling house causes a disturbance in or near a public place by fighting, screaming, shouting, swearing, singing or using insulting or obscene language.?### 176 2 Disturbing a Religious Worship - everyone who willfully disturbs or interrupts and assemblage of persons met for religious worship or for a moral, social or benevolent purpose is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction.?### 265 1 B Assault - A person commits an assault when he attempts or threatens by an act or a gesture to apply force to another person if he has or causes that other person to believe on reasonable grounds that he has present ability to affect his purpose.?******* "We will ensure arrests are made.� We will ensure a complaint against all that showed is filed with the Alberta Human Rights Commission. We will ensure to increase our efforts against Christophobia and demand that our rights as Canadians are protected. Enough is enough. It is time that the courts, Human Rights Tribunals and the media start defending our freedoms and not just those of the radical left," concluded Blake.
******* For More Information Contact:
### Jim Blake, CCC Business Chair in Calgary at 403-703-4537 or 403-720-1911 Ext. 3?### R.J. Lyon, Constable Calgary Police Service in Calgary at 403-273-1888
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******* item 4 SHOW HOMOSEXUAL FILM OR PAY
******* from World Net Daily, November 28, 2004
******* LAW OF THE LAND - View homosexual film, or school faces lawsuit - ACLU tells district: Force students to watch 'tolerance training' video
******* ©�2004�WorldNetDaily.com
******* If administrators of Kentucky's Boyd County school district can't find a way to force all students to attend sexual orientation and gender identity "tolerance training," the American Civil Liberties Union is threatening to take them to court � again.
******* Ten months ago, the district settled a lawsuit with the ACLU over the right of a student group, the Gay-Straight Alliance, to meet on campus. The year-long litigation strained relations in the conservative northeast portion of the state. In addition to allowing the group to meet on campus after school, district officials agreed that all students, staff and teachers would be required to receive "tolerance training."
******* The agreement stipulated all would attend "mandatory anti-harassment workshops," including the viewing of an hour-long "training" video covering sexual orientation and gender identity issues for middle and high school students.
******* But ten months on, one-third of Boyd County students have failed to see the video, and that has the ACLU threatening court action.
******* "It sounds like the training can't possibly be done," James Esseks, litigation director for the ACLU's Lesbian and Gay Rights Project, tells the Louisville Courier-Journal.
******* District figures show 105 of 730 middle school students opted out of the training video and 145 of 971 high school students did likewise. On the day scheduled for training, 324 students didn't show up for school.
******* The current legal snag arises from the fact the original consent decree had no provision for parents exempting their children.
******* "The schools have great latitude in what they want to teach, including what's in training programs, and the training is now part of the school curriculum," Esseks says. "Parents don't get to say I don't want you to teach evolution or this, that or whatever else. If parents don't like it they can homeschool, they can go to a private school, they can go to a religious school."
******* "Where are the parental rights in this whole thing?" asks Rev. Tim York, president of the Boyd County Ministerial Alliance and head of Defenders Voice, a community group formed to contest the decree.
******* According to the group's website, Defenders Voice "incorporated due to the need for protection of both the physical and mental health of our students and citizens." Its members place blame for their current distress squarely on the ACLU: "We have seen an onslaught of aggressive homosexual activism sweep across our country. In many cases, these activists are supported by the ACLU in their attempts. ... Defenders Voice believes that an organization like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) should not be allowed to tell parents what their children must learn."
******* The Alliance Defense Fund, a religious-liberties public-interest legal group, has signed on to help Defenders Voice, pledging to sue the school district unless it adopts an opt-out policy for parents this week. Alliance was formed in 1993 with the guidance of several well-known Christian conservatives, including the late Dr. Bill Bright, the late Larry Burkett, Dr. James Dobson, Dr. D. James Kennedy, and the late Marlin Maddoux.
******* Joe Platt, a Cincinnati attorney representing Alliance, says mandatory training on tolerance for homosexuals violates the right of conscience of parents and students who believe such behavior immoral.
******* But school district attorney, Winter Huff, insists to the Courier-Journal the decree does not violate parental rights: "Students certainly have the right to believe in what they want to believe, but they don't have the right to act out in inappropriate ways. The point is you don't treat people disrespectfully, you don't pick on people, you don't bully them, you don't make them afraid to come to school."
******* Meanwhile, only one of the seven plaintiffs in the 2003 lawsuit still remain in school. Six have graduated, and the teacher-adviser for the Gay-Straight Alliance club asked to transfer to another campus.
******* The ACLU's Esseks is now questioning whether the mandatory video meets the decree's required hour of anti-harassment training. Like one-third of the students in Boyd County schools, he has yet to view it.
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