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Representative Barney Frank, co-architect of the Act (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Former congressman Barney Frank says "increasingly" Australia's stance on same-sex rights was "behind much of the developed world." This gay politician obviously can't count as only 20 countries support immoral homosexual marriage but he is the voice of Obama's homosexual agenda . A prominent US homosexual politician has lashed Australia's stance on gay rights as "increasingly" behind the rest of the developed world as Sydney prepares to celebrate the gay and lesbian Mardis Gras on Saturday. Barney Frank, who was a US congressman for 30 years and is a long-time campaigner for same-sex rights, also described Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull 's support for a plebiscite on same-sex marriage as laughable.  Some have said why is this homosexual man butting into another countries politics? But that is the way with the gay agenda with the USA - withho

WASHINGTON, July 30, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - A committee in charge of drafting a new Democratic Party platform has included in its draft a plank endorsing the redefinition of marriage. The gay news outlet Washington Blade quoted Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), a member of the committee, who told the paper Monday that the group unanimously backed the new marriage plank after a national hearing in Minneapolis this weekend. The 2008 Democratic National Committee (DNC) platform did not take an explicit stance on marriage, stating only that, “We support the full inclusion of all families, including same-sex couples, in the life of our nation, and support equal responsibility, benefits, and protections. We will enact a comprehensive bipartisan employment non-discrimination act. We oppose the Defense of Marriage Act and all attempts to use this issue to divide us.” “I was part of a unanimous decision to include it,” Frank said, according to the Blade. “There was a unanimous decision in

Image via Wikipedia A bill that would add “sexual orientation” and “ gender identity ” as prohibited grounds of discrimination in the workplace is due to be introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday, although its primary supporter doubts the latest attempt will succeed. Rep. Barney Frank (D- MA ) has said he will reintroduce the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) this week, a measure that has been introduced in every Congress but one since 1994, consistently failing to gather enough support for passage. Frank himself was less than optimistic regarding the bill’s chances, telling the gay news service Metro Weekly that the current Republican majority would undoubtedly kill the measure. “It’s an organizing tool. Obviously, with the Republicans in power, you’re not going to get the bill even considered,” said Frank. Frank nonetheless said he would be working to build consensus behind the measure’s protection of “transgender” individuals, a provision that

Image by Getty Images via @daylife The House Financial Services Committee has approved a measure that recommends cuts in foreign aid to countries based on their opposition to homosexual activity , which opposition the measure calls a “gross [violation] of human rights.” The amendment was offered by Rep. Barney Frank , who is openly homosexual, as part of a measure outlining certain budget priorities for FY2012. The amendment was approved by voice vote before the committee passed the resolution 29-24 on March 15. The amendment  reads: “The Committee urges Treasury to advocate that governments receiving assistance from the multilateral development institutions do not engage in gross violations of human rights , for example, the denial of freedom of religion , including the right to choose one’s own religion, and physical persecution based on sexual orientation or gender identity .” Frank reportedly singled out Uganda as a country that should be shunned for “engag[ing] in the phy