Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Well Said!!

This is not my work but goes well with my views and is said more eloquently than I ever could. My next post is almost finished Sorry it takes so long.

We are all Mormons, by Rabbi Shifren
We are living in an era of insanity! Witness the latest attempt to remake the nature of our country, founded and established on certain principles that have been the envy of the entire world. The latest assault on our country and its values comes in the form of vicious and criminal violence against the Mormon church in Westwood, California
Interesting how the selective self-righteous indignation on the part of the radical Gay activists is played out here: they bewail the blow to freedom and justice! But I thought we just had elections, where the majority of Californians expressed their views in a free and open manner. Are we not a nation of laws? Dare we relive the McCarthy era, where Americans were harassed and threatened with the loss of their jobs for believing in a certain way? If the Gay radicals should have their way, untold numbers of Americans would live under the threat of the Gay-Lesbian "thought police," where individuals that reject the Gay lifestyle would be sought out and have sanctions brought against them.
It's bad enough for those working in the entertainment industry here in Los Angeles, where a fog of political correctness and a bending over backwards to accommodate, even promote Gay lifestyle is in full gear. Let none dare say that this type of activity is anathema to our country, our morality, and the debauchery of our young people.
Let it be stated unequivocally: The radical Gay attack on the Mormons is the shot over the bow against the United States of America. There was a time when what a man did in his bedroom was sanctified between himself and God. Now we are being served an "in-your-face" smorgasbord of smut and licentiousness as being between people who only "want their civil rights."
Hogwash! We are dealing with the equivalent of a moral takeover of the country that has as its bedrock a belief in God and His promise for humanity. They don't want civil rights! What they desire is quasi Gay/Lesbian hegemony, where a huge "book burning," reminiscent of the Nazis, will purge any remnants of the "Christian, White, mainstream America" that has given ALL AMERICANS the most profound scope of freedom, liberty, and justice that Mankind has yet to experience.
People have perhaps wondered: why the Mormons? Answer: they are a small, yet vocal Christian minority. They have been selected by the mobs as vulnerable, a group that might not have such massive support among America's Christians.
We who are friends of the Mormons, their patriotism, their family values, will not falter in our continued support of these dear Americans. Let us recall the Christian minister Niemoller, whose admonition during those dark years of Nazi Germany moved us to our core:
"When they came for the gypsies, I said nothing, because I wasn't a gypsy. When they came for the homosexuals, I said nothing, because I wasn't a homosexual. When they came for the Jews, I said nothing, because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the Catholics, and I said nothing, because I wasn't a Catholic......then they came for me, and there was no one left to defend me."
My fellow Americans, in the coming battle for the heart and soul of America and everything we cherish, may this call to arms be the mantra of every concerned patriot: "WE ALL ARE MORMONS!"

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Update

Sorry I have not posted. I work retail and have been swamped. I will post a new news report tomorrow; Thanksgiving Day. Thanks for all your comments and e-mails, hope you enjoy the blog.
Concerned Citizen

Friday, November 14, 2008

And So It Begins

This morning around 7am Pacific Time the Mormon Temple in Oakland was the scene for a heated rally calling for the conviction of LDS Bishop Ronald Stevens and for a state mandate forcing the church to marry same sex couple in the temples. Homosexual rights movement has brought enormous amounts of pressure on the LDS Church for reform and acceptance of gays and gay rights. The Church has continued to deny the same sex couples the same priviliges afforded to heterosexual couples within the church, such as marrying in their temples, even after the federal Unity Bill was passed last spring. One protester had this to say. “The Mormons are discriminating against us, we are legal now and they need to respect our rights. If we want to get married they need to let us do it wherever and whenever we want. That’s America; God Bless America! I don’t know why they hate us; maybe after Stevens goes down they will start listening and get with the times.”

Discrimination cases have been filed against the Mormon church in 5 states so far, the most famous being that of Bishop Ronald Stevens. Stevens refused to marry a same sex couple that had been attending his congregation for 6 months. After citing religious reasons for his decision the couple filed a discrimination lawsuit to the courts against both Stevens and the LDS Church. Stevens was arrested and charged with Hate Speech Crimes; he is still being held in custody for his own protection. That case is to go before the courts in just one week. More rallies are scheduled to be held at LDS temples around the world prior to and during the hearing.

This story traces back to the spring of this year after the Unity Bill was passed, overturning several states’ constitutional amendments banning same-sex marriage. Shortly afterward the President gave an address, speaking of the great freedom this brings to our country and the need for Americans to come together and unite as one. The LDS church released this statement: “It is regrettable that the federal government has taken the voice of the people away. This bill is overturning the votes of millions of Americans all over the country. We hope an appeal to the supreme court will follow. The LDS church will continue to practice our religion as we always have and is our Constitutional right.” A conservative talk radio host based out of New York city had this to say. “When your right to vote on a topic and have a voice is stolen for the sake of ‘coming together’ it is not Unity, it is oppression. Mark my words America; this is not going to go well!”