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It is difficult to overstate the impact of wide-scale liberal media bias in the advancement of the pro-homosexual and pro-“transgender” revolution in American society. In the last two decades, media imbalance (and de facto censorship) on the issue has morphed into frequent media celebration of homosexuality — thus leaving citizens starved for impartial and accurate information on this critical topic. “Journalism” has become pro-homosexual propaganda, with many media stories appearing as if they were written by LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) activists. By effectively joining the “gay” activists’ crusade, major media outlets – and even “conservative” Fox News — have...

Joe Strupp of Editor & Publisher magazine reports that the American Society of Newspaper Editors held a "gay reception" at a meeting recently in Seattle. Strupp reported that newly-elected ASNE president David Zeeck entered a room with outgoing president Rick Rodriguez and declared, "Rick and I are coming out as a couple." Zeeck, Executive Editor of The News Tribune in Tacoma, Washington, was reported to be joking but Rodriguez offered only a "mild smile." Zeeck was critical of another paper, The Spokesman-Review, for outing former Spokane Mayor Jim West as an alleged homosexual child-abuser. Zeeck apparently prefers stories that put...

The Homosexual Fifth ColumnIdeology, Not Science By Allan Dobras September 13, 2004 As four of Emilio Mola Vidals army columns moved on Madrid, the Spanish Civil War general referred to his militant supporters within the capital as his fifth column, intent on undermining the loyalist government from within. ~ Encyclopedia Britannica, 2004 The homosexual rights movement is not a cause based on science, social justice, or fairness toward a persecuted minority. Rather, it is the work of a devious and clandestine fifth column that seeks to undermine the moral values in place in Americasince the founding of the Republic. Its...

".....about two lesbians getting "married" in Canada who are former editors for the Post. A "gay-marriage announcement" for them ran on the "Weddings" page of the Post. They are Deb Price, a columnist for the Detroit News, and Joyce Murdoch, a managing editor for politics at the influential National Journal magazine who had served as an editor and reporter at the Post for 10 years. This background may help explain why the Post accommodated them by abandoning its traditional requirement that the "Weddings" page only feature announcements relating to legal marriages, engagements to be legally married, or wedding anniversaries. "It...