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A new Burger King ad campaign features a homosexual embrace showing an image of the fast-food chain’s official mascot “kissing” McDonald's well-known mascot, Ronald McDonald (without permission) Burger King Finland launched the ad to celebrate Helsinki Pride Week, which just ended. The pro-homosexual celebration normally takes place in June but was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. The ad shows the Burger King’s full face as he “kisses” and puts his hand on the face of what appears to be Ronald McDonald.  While Ronald McDonald’s face cannot be seen, he is identified from his trademark red hair, striped shirt, and yellow vest.   At the bottom of the ad, the phrase “Love Conquers All” can be seen with a version of the “gay pride flag” featuring a black and brown stripe that appears to be influenced by the Black Lives Matter movement. An Adweek report from last week quoted Burger King Finland brand manager Kaisa Kasila as saying “Burger King has always stood for equality”

Folks around the world rightly recoiled in horror when it was revealed that the Muslim nation of Brunei would enact a Sharia-based law condemning gays to be stoned to death.     Major news outlets reporting on the story used the term “anti-gay” to describe the neanderthal measure. Here are some of the headlines from the last few days: CNN:  Brunei's new anti-gay law goes into effect this week. Here's how the world is reacting BBC:  Brunei implements stoning to death under anti-LGBT laws AP:  Germany protests to Brunei envoy over anti-gay law plans The Guardian:  UN joins Clooney in decrying 'inhuman' Brunei anti-gay law USA Today:  Ellen DeGeneres, other celebs boycott Brunei-owned hotels as a law against gay sex goes into effect Los Angeles Times:  L.A. city leaders call for a boycott of 2 hotels over Brunei’s anti-gay laws “Anti-gay,” however, is the same term that mainstream media, progressives politicians, and other high-profile liberal

Last week, Senator Lindsey Graham gave a resounding defense of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, standing up for his character and calling out Democrats who laid in wait to sabotage his nomination with last minute, unfounded, allegations of sexual misconduct dating back several decades. Graham's defense of Kavanaugh garnered international media coverage. To get even with Graham for his principled defense of Kavanaugh, the leftist "comedy" program Saturday Night Live lampooned Graham, calling him a "queen," implying that the South Carolina bachelor Senator is gay. They meant this as an insult, something designed to damage him in the court of public opinion. Now get this: The nation's leading pro-gay group, the grossly-misnamed Human Rights Campaign (HRC), said…nothing. So being anti-gay is now OK, provided the attack comes from the left. If it were to come from a group on the right, there would be calls for national boycotts, investigations, pro

They're ba-a-ack. The NEA (National Education Association) just held its annual meeting with policy actions that once again border on sedition and lunacy. But maybe it's desperation. Justice-minded teachers and parents cheered at the recent Janus U.S. Supreme Court decision , knowing that it will likely end compulsory union fees charged by the National Education Association. The powerful far-left NEA is likely to lose at least 10% or more of its members as teachers no longer have to fork over fees to the union to get a job, and thereby financially support Democratic Party candidates as well as anti-life and anti-family issues. The decision is a huge win for First Amendment-lovers, conservatives, and non-radical teachers, those who mostly remained silent in recent years as "LGBTQ" and pro-abortion agendas tyrannized many public schools. The NEA muscle is one of the biggest reasons for this corruption of truth. Maybe the unions' dominance will lessen as its bl

When a conservative columnist got a visit from the FBI, he was surprised to discover it was because of a tongue-in-cheek message he had written on Twitter. Austin Ruse had noticed that the Human Rights Campaign , an LGBT lobby group that targets social conservatives and other dissidents , was running a campaign on Twitter asking business owners to place LGBT “rainbows” somewhere visible on their premises, preferably on their front windows. Reminded of protection rackets, Ruse called out the Human Rights Campaign on their invitation. “That’s a nice business. Too bad if something happened to it,” he tweeted. In response, the Human Rights Campaign made a civil rights complaint to the FBI. By law, the FBI had to follow up, and so Ruse found him having to explain his tweet over the phone to an FBI agent. “I told him it was a reference to the mafia shaking down businesses for protection,” Ruse recalled. “Of course, he knew that. He chuckled when I told him. You could tell he was rather

Religious liberty and the best interests of vulnerable children hang in the balance as Corporate America again flexes its immoral unfair muscle to coerce and bully a state into bending to the will of LGBT special interest groups.   Apple, Google and Amazon––along with more than 80 other tech companies––have declared their opposition to the Kansas  Adoption Protection Act , warning of “dire" economic consequences” if the legislation is enacted. The group of organizations, which calls itself “ TechNet ,” sent Kansas legislators a  letter  on Friday calling the measure a “license to discriminate.”   The proposed legislation is aimed at preventing the state from denying financial aid it would otherwise award to faith-based adoption agencies who, because of their “sincerely held religious beliefs,” choose not to place children in the homes of gays and lesbians. The campaign is orchestrated by the behemoth Washington, DC -based pro-gay lobbying organization, the  Human R

LGBT activists’ efforts to rally economic and media pressure against states that resist the homosexual and transgender agenda are bearing fruit, according to a recent review. Republicans currently control  33 governorships  and  31 state legislatures . But out of approximately 120 state-level bills labeled “anti-LGBT” by opponents, none have passed despite most legislative sessions nearing their end, the Associated Press   reports . These measures include allowing adoption agencies to place children only in homes with a mother and father, upholding requirements that people use the restroom corresponding to their biological sex, and more. The pro-homosexual lobbying group Human Rights Campaign (HRC)  says  that out of all the legislation it deems “anti- LGBTQ ” proposed in 2017, less than 10% became law. By contrast, more than a dozen states have enacted bans on treatment for minors who experience unwanted same-sex attraction or gender confusion. It appears that this tre

LGBTQ zealots are calling Housing and Urban Development Department Secretary Ben Carson ’s remarks about transgender people discriminatory and inaccurate. Yet Ben Carson is also a medical doctor and know well that transgenderism is a mental health issue. He has explained before that men do not have a uterus, menstrual pain, you cant change your DNA - external changes do not change your sex - this is simply a confused person who does not know who they are.  “There are some women who said they were not comfortable with the idea of being in a shelter, being in a shower, and somebody who had a very different anatomy,” Carson told a House Appropriations subcommittee during testimony on Tuesday. Carson’s comments came in response to an inquiry posed by Rep. Mike Quigley , D- Illinois , about the removal of materials designed to prevent discrimination against LGBTQ individuals from HUD’s website. But in reality such brochures reinforce a non-scientific idea of what is transgenderism.

Dr. Mark Green, President Trump ’s choice for Secretary of the Army , withdrew his nomination today amid an escalating cascade of  LGBT and leftist attacks  portraying him as “hateful” based on distortions of his past statements. “It is with deep regret I am withdrawing my nomination to be the Secretary of the Army,”  Dr. Green  said in a statement, reported by  The Hill . He blamed “false and misleading attacks” against him and said he did not want to become a distraction. “I am honored that President Trump nominated me for this position. I appreciate his support and confidence in me, as well as that of [Defense] Secretary [James] Mattis and many others, and their desire to Make America Great Again by preparing our military to face the many challenges in the world for the safety and security of our nation,” said Dr. Green, according to The Hill. This is the second Trump nominee for Secretary of the Army to step aside. In February, his first choice, Vincent Viola , withdre

A bill that would deny needed therapy for children who were sexually molested or had unwanted homosexual or transgender psychological issues was derailed in the Colorado Legislature -- after MassResistance Colorado and other groups gave strong, hard-hitting pro-family testimony . Part of cruel and twisted nationwide LGBT campaign The failed Colorado bill,  H17-1156,  is part of a big push by the radical LGBT lobby in state legislatures across the country. The bill would have denied parents the right to seek licensed therapists to help their children deal with unwanted homosexual and transgender issues. But it would have allowed children to receive therapy that would provide “acceptance and support” for such behaviors. It would also allow therapy to assist a child “undergoing gender transition.”  (Text of bill.) Bill had already passed the Colorado House The bill had already passed the Colorado House of Representatives by 38-26 on March 7, 2017. It had been sent to t

Katy Perry  has opened up about her sexuality and experimentation as a young woman growing up in a Christian family. The singer, who stormed the charts - and courted some controversy - with her single,  I Kissed a Girl  back in 2008, accepted the National Equality Award at the 2017 Human Rights Commission Gala in LA over the weekend and was candid in her acceptance speech about "kissing girls". "Truth be told, I did more than that!"  she said  as she accepted her award. "But how was I going to reconcile that with the gospel-singing girl raised in youth groups? "What I did know was that I was curious, and even then I knew that sexuality was not as black and white as this dress.  But in 2008, when that song came out, I knew that it started a conversation that a lot of the world seemed curious enough to sing along to it." It did start a conversation but also confused and manipulated many  young people  into believing the lie of the hom