Homrades
Did he get T-bagged?
Dieter: Would you like to touch my monkey?
Guest: I would be honored to.
Dieter: Touch him! Love him! Liebe meine abschmenkee!
Dieter: Now I am as happy as a little girl.
The very BEST NEWS of this week.
Therefore: Three times a HIP HIP HOORAY from Germany. He went there to get some spanking ... he got some spanking. The only trouble is: This pervert probably enjoyed it.
From a story on Fox News:
"Moscow is not Sodom!" they shouted. Women wearing head scarves held up religious icons while men in Cossack dress — white sheepskin hats and black-and-red tunics — stood by.
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Shortly before the rally was to have begun, scores of apparently nationalist youths raced toward the site, waving and throwing flares into Moscow's main avenue, Tverskaya. By the start time of the rally, more than 100 youths were standing in the square opposite the mayor's office, chanting: "Glory to Russia!"
"I came here to express my opposition to the gay parade. The authorities didn't allow them and they came here anyway," said a 22-year-old nationalist who gave his name only as Oleg.
Police tried to clear the square but more showed up. Several trampled on a rainbow-colored ribbon — a symbol of gay rights — into the ground.
"This is a perverts' parade," said one protester holding an icon of the Madonna, a woman who gave only her first name, Irina. "This is filth, which is forbidden by God. We have to cleanse the world of this filth."
As a Green member of Germany's Bundestag, Volker Beck, was giving an interview before TV cameras, about 20 nationalist youths surrounded him and pummeled him, bloodying his nose. Volker Eichler, a gay activist from Berlin who witnessed the beating, said police did not intervene.
"What happened today unfortunately is representative of the non-respect for human rights in Russia. You can't express your point of view, and you are not protected from extremists," said French gay activist Sebastien Maria.
Saturday is the 13th anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality in Russia, and a number of foreign activists traveled to Moscow this week for an unprecedented forum on gay rights in Russia.
City authorities cited the potential for violence as the primary reason for banning the parade. But they also voiced disproval of the very idea of gay rights.
Luzhkov, the mayor, said in a radio interview Friday that gay parades "may be acceptable for some kind of progressive, in some sense, countries in the West, but it is absolutely unacceptable for Moscow, for Russia."
"As long as I am mayor, we will not permit these parades to be conducted," he said.
The issue has split Moscow's gay community, many of whom say that Russian society is still too conservative and that a parade would only provoke more violence from skinheads and radical groups.
Approximately 5-8 percent of Russia's 143 million-strong population is gay and lesbian, according to gay rights activists.
According to Mark Steyn, Russia's population is in a death spiral, and sanctioning homosexuality is certainly not going to help them pull out of it.
exteremist: n. 1. one who does anything but accept insult and injury from lesser beings 2. a conservative or person of religious faith, or both
City authorities were unrelenting at the hard line taken by police. Gay protesters had acted provocatively, said Sergei Tsoi, spokesman for Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov, who had banned the event.
Gay protesters had acted provocatively
Quote of the day?
LOL
Was Barney Frankenwhine caught too?
"'One should not demonstrate publicly his deviations from the norm in the organisation of life and sex,' he said."
Makes a whole lot of sense to me. The inner deep guilt of the Gays/Lesbians drives them to seek public acceptance of their perversions. They deny this but are blind to it as well. Keep your sexual practices private...IMO.
By any chance were there banners which said "better pinko than red?"
Don't tell the left this, but the KPRF (Russian communist party) was against the gay march as well.