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Homosexual parenting fuels tyranny
ChristianGovernance eletter – May 1, 2012
Homosexual parenting fuels tyranny
“Court orders former B.C. lesbian couple to divide left-over sperm”
Perhaps the greatest fraud in the multi-decade campaign to normalize homosexual parenting and domestic relationships is the notion that this libertine ethic is consistent with the view that the state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation. This claim is false and dishonest in at least two ways, and despite the transparent dishonesty of these claims, social conservatives have, for some reason, been very muted in challenging activists on these points.
The perversion of equality
National Post – November 26, 2010
Couple seek legal option to replace Mr. and Mrs.
We are ‘equals’
A heterosexual British couple is challenging the law on civil partnerships after an application was turned down. At present, only gay couples are eligible. Ian Goggin, 21, and Kristin Skarsholt, 22, who are Quakers and live in Bristol, western England, said they wanted the security and stability of a legal commitment without having to get married, the BBC reported. They are among eight couples – four heterosexual, four gay – taking their case to the courts, arguing the law is discriminatory.
EU Parliament votes to force same-sex “marriage” on all member states
LifeSiteNews.com – November 24, 2010
EU Parliament votes to force same-sex “marriage” on all member states
By Hilary White
ROME – In virtually the same breath, the European Parliament has announced its intention to “strengthen the family” to deal with Europe’s coming demographic plunge, and impose “gay marriage” or homosexual civil partnerships on every member state in the Union.
Southern Poverty Law Center foments hatred against Christians
The Washington Post – November 25, 2010
‘Hate’ designation irks gay marriage opponents
By Krissah Thompson
Homosexualists assist push to further erode marriage in Britain
November 9, 2010
UK gay group backs straight couple’s bid to gain same partnership rights as same-sex couples
Canadian Press Newswire
LONDON – Tom Freeman and Katherine Doyle are in love and want to tie the knot – but they don’t want to get married. The 26-year-old Londoners think they should be allowed to have a civil partnership, a form of legal union available in Britain only to same-sex couples.
Homosexual activists hope to kill U.S. marriage law
The New York Times – November 9, 2010
Gay Couples Begin Attack on U.S. Marriage Law
By John Schwartz
Joanne Pedersen tried to add her spouse to her federal health insurance on Monday. She was rejected. Again. The problem is that while Ms. Pedersen is legally married to Ann Meitzen under Connecticut law, federal law does not recognize same-sex unions. So a health insurance matter that is all but automatic for most married people is not allowed for them under federal law.
Ex-Lesbian Lisa Miller Loses Appeal to Prevent Transfer of Daughter to Former Lesbian Partner
LifeSiteNews.com – November 2, 2010
Ex-Lesbian Lisa Miller Loses Appeal to Prevent Transfer of Daughter to Former Lesbian Partner
U.S. Supreme Court decision on Virginia appeal expected Friday
By Matthew Cullinan Hoffman
MONTPELIER, Vermont – Ex-lesbian Lisa Miller has lost an appeal to the Vermont Supreme Court to overturn a ruling transferring custody of her daughter to her former lesbian partner.
Extremist homosexual “marriage” agenda sends 3 Iowa judges packing
These anti-constitutional judges who pandered to narrow special interests go turfed for abandoning integrity in their positions of trust.
CNN.com – November 3, 2010
Iowa voters oust justices who made same-sex marriage legal
By Mallory Simon
Obama’s latest anti-marriage vigilante move
CitizenLink – October 27, 2010
Government Implements Same-Sex Benefits, Furthering End-Run Around Marriage
Federal agencies are implementing a directive from President Obama that extends even more health care benefits to same-sex partners of federal employees – undermining the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). DOMA defines marriage as a legal union between one man and one woman for purposes of any federal rules, regulations or interpretations of the various administrative bureaus and agencies of the United States. The president unilaterally ordered a change to the 1997 Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) passed by Congress to include a 24-hour “leave without pay” (LWOP) benefit to domestic partners. John Berry, the director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management – the human resources arm for 2.15 million federal employees – admitted in his Sept. 10 memo to federal workers: “Although FMLA was never amended for these purposes, President Obama continues to support this LWOP policy with a current emphasis to extend coverage to Federal employees with same-sex domestic partners.”