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Homosexuals attack SaveCalifornia.com’s free speech

Sunday, August 23, 2009, 11:13 am |

Sorry I haven’t been blogging lately. I’ve been consumed with fighting “Harvey Milk Gay Day” which could come up for a vote Monday afternoon, as soon as the Assembly passes or defeats the proposal to release some 27,000 California criminals early from prison.

Take action now to call, fax, email Sacramento to oppose SB 572, “Harvey Milk Gay Day.”

But I have to share with you the intolerant behavior of homosexual activists in San Francisco. They’re livid over the Aug. 12 SaveCalifornia.com news conference exposing the very bad character of Harvey Milk. They can’t stand hearing the truth and are intent on punishing anyone who disagrees. Here’s the documented evidence of Harvey Milk’s bad character that has homosexual activists furious.

Showing their intolerance of free speech, gay activists have been slamming TV and radio stations that covered SaveCalifornia.com’s fact-filled event in front of City Hall in San Francisco.

The homosexual activist and blogger who parked his bike in front of me at the news conference later told an “LGBT” webzine, “Randy Thomasson is there to destroy Harvey Milk’s life and the truth about gay men. And all of these TV crews come out to cover his nonsense?”

All the commotion seems to have shown KCBS 740’s managing editor, Dory Culver, how intolerant and persecutory homosexual groups have become.

“My only comment would be I would like to have a conversation with them. I am unaware of the problem,” she told the pro-homosexuality Bay Area Reporter. “This is the first time I have ever been contacted about anything like this. We have always been accused by the other side of the equation.”

Culver said she found SaveCalifornia.com’s press conference newsworthy in the context of the fight over same-sex marriage and proposed bill to honor Harvey Milk in public schools. Thomasson “has been a voice” in those debates, noted Culver, “and he had some strong things to say about it.”

Yet San Francisco homosexual activists, like the wicked leaders of the city Vanity Fair in John Bunyan’s novel “Pilgrim’s Progress,” seem resolved to squelch out any moral light that flickers on in this spiritually-dark city. On August 18, the LGBT advisory committee of San Francisco’s Human Rights Commission unanimously backed sending a letter to the radio station expressing its outrage. Meanwhile, the Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club will consider Monday whether to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission.

This is both amazing and expected. Even in perversity-approving cities like San Francisco, homosexual activists are displaying their deep emotional insecurity. Deep down, they must know that their same-sex behavior is unnatural and against Creator God. But preferring to live in a community of denial, they instead go on a childish rampage against anyone who stands for the truth.

I hope you’re glad SaveCalifornia.com went into the ‘belly of the beast’ in San Francisco to expose Harvey Milk as a sexual predator of teenage boys. Despite unfair opposition, we must destroy the lie in order to correct the public opinion that Milk is a positive role model for children.

Read and see video of the homosexual activists’ rants in these pro-homosexuality webzines and blogs:

ACTION: Now are you ready to stand against the intolerant homosexual agenda?
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Will homosexual “marriage” be back on California’s ballot?

Monday, August 10, 2009, 5:44 am |

Why were homosexuals and their supporters outside California groceries stories last week? They’re trying to quickly raise $200,000 to meet a challenge to place homosexual “marriages” on the 2010 ballot.

I think it’s unlikely they’ll make it, but 2012 is still a threat. Read more 

Lodi religious freedom rally a success

Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:21 pm |

RALLY PHOTOS: See snapshots of the historic August 5 rally for religious freedom in Lodi, California.

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VIDEO: Pro-and-con prayer testimony before the Lodi City Council: The public comments on prayer begin 30 minutes into the video. Speakers include liberal pastor who’s OK with banning Jesus, an atheist, two Christians, a Buddhist who wants to ban Jesus’ name, and a Bible-believing pastor who wants to pray in Jesus’ name. I speak at 44 minutes in and Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt speaks at 48 minutes in. It’s worth watching.

BLOG: My account of the Lodi “Stand Up for Jesus” rally on Aug. 5

It was probably 1000 to 30.

Pro-religious freedom activists and supporters of praying in Jesus’ name heavily outnumbered athiests Wednesday night in Lodi, California.

It felt really good to see all the people. Most were from Lodi and nearby communities. But some came longer distances — from Salinas, the Bay Area, and as far as Orange and Riverside counties!

All were men and women who wanted to stand up for Jesus. Their voices for Jesus and religious freedom and against the city’s prohibition of council prayers against Jesus were heard loud and clear. Thank you to everyone who prioritized coming and taking a stand.

All the TV and radio and newspapers from Sacramento, Lodi and Stockton were there. I did a few media interviews, but mostly talked with reporters off-camera.

My goal was to give them constitutional and legal documentation proving that the U.S. Constitution and even the U.S. Supreme Court say the federal, state and local governments can allow pastors to deliver prayers to open or close public meetings.

It was a joy talking with principled people. How fragrant to connect deeply and spiritually with people who share moral values!

Speaking to the entire crowd from the podium was a privilege. The people were very responsive to hearing the Founding Fathers’ vision for religious freedom across America.

After the rally, Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt and I went into the city council chambers and spoke directly to the city’s elected leaders.  While the anti-Jesus city attorney squirmed, we explained point by point why prayers, and especially prayers in Jesus’ name, are good and proper and completely constitutional.

The City Council announced it would have a special hearing and vote on September 30 on the prayer issue. With your help, SaveCalifornia.com will work, fight and pray to reverse the City of Lodi’s bad policy of prohibiting prayers in Jesus’ name. Stay tuned!