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So What Is all This Homosexual Drama in the Media Obscuring?

So what are we NOT supposed to be paying attention to in the media? What is being covered up? I understand the drama of this issue and the significance to these atheists attacking Believers on Holy Week.

But there is something else?

Iran?

Africa?

More executive orders and more loss of freedom?

What is it?

With me, it's about what hasn't been going on - as far as specifically how many homos and where, being upset with what sections of the law, that has been rather vague. Next, since this is a legislative issue, democrat pols at all levels should have been elbowing each other to get in front of a camera and a mic to make the traditional "This is an outrage..!" communiqué for endless replay on the 24 hour news outlets. That's missing-in-action. What I have seen are businesses and their ranking officers in the (alleged) private sector openly taking the lead and being the pro-active vanguard on behalf of the sodomites. That's new - and disturbing, bringing forth the concern as to what other legislative issues they may be compelled to interfere with in the future, disrupting the due processes of sovereign states. A new strategy needs to be crafted for dealing with this sort of developing domestic threat.

everything else.

There’s always movement across multiple goals and agendas. Having so many going allows the ones getting the most press to divert attention away from others. It also doesn’t hurt that many thing they are pushing for have multiple goals.

It is about discrediting and discouraging the coservative Christian vote for 2016. They have nothing else to use to fight Ted Cruz, the candidate that they most fear, both the Republican insiders and the Democrats.

On Thursday, the Boy Scouts’ Greater New York Councils announced another pivotal moment: It hired [18-year-old Pascal] Tessier as a summer camp leader — in direct defiance of the national organization’s rules.
The Boy Scouts of America has said it does not “proactively inquire” about its members’s sexual orientation so, by that logic, gay adult leaders and employees could take part as long as they keep their lives private — a system akin to the U.S. military’s old “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
Tessier has been advised by fabled lawyer David Boies, who helped spearhead the U.S. Supreme Court case against California’s anti-gay marriage law. Boies told the Associated Press the new move could lead to a lawsuit between the Boy Scouts of America and its New York chapter.

Excerpted from the April 3, 2015, Washington Compost article, "Boy Scouts in New York hire openly gay Eagle Scout in spite of national rules."

Well. who could have seen this coming two years ago?!?