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After angry backlash when a pro-life flag was raised for the first time at Ottawa ’s city hall during the March for Life in May, Canada ’s capital is changing its flag-raising policy. The new protocol bans any raising of flags at city hall from organizations whose “undertakings or philosophy” are “politically or religiously motivated or represent other individual conviction.” The consequence is that flags of any pro-life association from flying will be banished from a municipal flagpoles, says Johanne Brownrigg, Ottawa lobbyist with Campaign Life Coalition . “This has been cleverly written to appear to be a serious and practical guidelines. It actually has the effect of writing us out,” she told LifeSiteNews. The flag proclaiming “National March for Life Ottawa” was raised May 11 at the request of Francis Barrett . The 89-year-old father, grandfather, and former police officer told LifeSiteNews at the time he worked with city staff to arrange the event. But after Lif

Flags and banners are important symbols that claim and establish territory or convey an important message. Many would say that the White House bathed in the colors of the rainbow flag on June 26, 2015, was nothing more than a sign of celebration, a well-deserved message of congratulations to the LGBT community after the Supreme Court ’s ruling. A senior official at the White House tweeted that this was a declaration that “Love wins!” But there is clearly something more behind the rainbow-colored White House. It was a sign of victory, and more than that, it was a declaration of dominance. The Cambridge Dictionary defines dominion as “control over a country or people, or the land that belongs to a ruler.” This is what dominion — the hostile ideological takeover of a great nation by a foreign occupying force — looks like:                                       D   O   M   I   N   I   O   N Underlying it all is a mocking proclamation of the ruler of this world that r

The new foreign secretary, Boris Johnson , has imposed his own immoral homosexual view onto the Brisitsh - by lifting a ban on UK embassies and high commissions flying the rainbow flag during gay pride events. In one of his first policy shifts since coming to office, Johnson overturned the decision of predecessor, Philip Hammond, who correctly insisted that only the Union flag, the EU’s blue-and-gold flag and the flags of the nations and overseas territories of the United Kingdom could be flown from Foreign Office buildings. The decision on whether and when to raise the gay pride banner will be for individual ambassadors and high commissioners, taking into  ACCOUNT local conditions. They should ignore this LGBT agenda. A Foreign Office spokesman saying that the rainbow flag could be flown to mark events such as the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) on 17 May as well as local pride celebrations. While still foreign secretary, Hammond last mont