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To: AUH2OY2K; TC Builders; McLynnan
Here is an excerpt from the link in post #52:

The gay mafia -- openly gay activists who pass as journalists -- seeks to "out" high-profile, professional athletes as homosexual, in order to mainstream a sexual orientation which most Americans consider perverted, and apparently as an assault on the last preserve of the traditional masculinity they have declared war on. And if no gay superstars are handy, activists will invent some.

Once the preserve of despised storm troopers like Rotello and Signorile, the practice of "outing" has since gone mainstream, as activists have taken over major media outlets. However, even bigger problems with the "queering" of the news involve the willful misreporting or outright silencing of important stories.


54 posted on 07/06/2003 11:02:04 AM PDT by MeekOneGOP (Bu-bye Dixie Chimps! / Coming Soon !: Freeper site on Comcast. Found the URL. Gotta fix it now.)
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To: MeeknMing
And if no gay superstars are handy, activists will invent some.

A reflection of their determination to push their agenda at any cost, even if it means slandering innocent people. Thanks for the article. It reminded me about the virtual news lockdown on the murder of 13 year old Jesse Dirkhising, which pretty much proves the premise of this article.

60 posted on 07/06/2003 11:27:44 AM PDT by McLynnan
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To: MeeknMing
"apparently as an assault on the last preserve of the traditional masculinity they have declared war on"

Do "gays" feel they must destroy traditional gender roles in order to feel secure in the ones they themselves have chosen?

78 posted on 07/06/2003 11:51:08 AM PDT by Sam Cree (Democrats are herd animals)
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