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Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Social media giant Facebook has waded into the divisive same-sex marriage debate in an unprecedented partnership with Australian marriage equality advocates. Corporate bully. From Tuesday, Facebook will give its 14 million Australian users the option of adding an Australian Marriage Equality banner to their profile pictures, in what AME hopes will demonstrate "the mainstream support" for the reform. The move comes amid an increasingly public discussion about same-sex marriage and LGBTI issues. On Monday, Fairfax Media reported leaked pamphlets - due to feature in an upcoming campaign against same-sex marriage - suggesting children of gay parents are more prone to "abuse and neglect".  The studies confirm this data that same sex marriage damages children, but of course all studies are screamed down not argued or examined but labelled. Homosexual marriage is has a moral crusade to it. This is the firs

Thorpe overbalances on the blocks during the heats of the 400 m freestyle at the 2004 Australian Championships, resulting in disqualification for causing a false start. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) With the uncritical support of the secular media - the LGBT agenda has caused confusion in the minds of people who go through periods of depression and doubt - by projecting and claiming the LGBT lifestyle is a perfect and normal healthy modern way to live - the LGBT community draw people into a sinful deceptive and broken world that the Bible condemns.   One Aussie swimming hero shows this negative influence of the LGBT community - and how it falsely draws people into deception and sinfulness while at the same time claiming liberty, freedom and wholeness. ............................................................................................................ WHEN Ian Thorpe came out as openly gay midway through 2014, it ended years of speculation about the swimmer’s private

A reveler in Sydney on Mardi Gras. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) An Australian soldier who has served three tours of duty in Iraq and who is a Catholic father of six was thrown out of the army by top brass in July for his public opposition to uniformed military participation for the first time in the 2013 Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney . Major Bernard Gaynor, 35, from Queensland, was terminated in July after going public with his criticism of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) for marching in the event. Like most western militaries, the ADF bars uniformed members from participating in political activities or events that insult and offend specific religions. The Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, organized around the theme of campaigning for national same-sex ‘marriage’ laws, included men dressed as nuns carrying signs with the message “Jesus is gay.” Participants ridiculed and vilified politicians and political parties opposed to same-sex “marriage.” The event also included p

Oxford Street 's rainbow crossing could be ripped up as soon as Tuesday night, at a cost to ratepayers of $30,000, despite a last ditch-appeal for the O'Farrell government to change its mind. Roads Minister Duncan Gay insists the crossing poses a ''horrendous'' safety risk , by encouraging pedestrians to pose for photographs in the way of traffic. But the City of Sydney council, which commissioned the audit Mr Gay cites as evidence of that risk, has a different interpretation of its data. Lord mayor Clover Moore said any safety risk could be managed by having either police or security staff monitoring the crossing at night. For its part, the audit report by Bitzios Consulting offers some support to both positions. The report showed the only accident during the month the Taylor Square crossing has been in place was when someone on drugs ran in front of a motorcycle, in an incident unrelated to the crossing. But it did say that, with a large number of

A odd Museum dedicated to Sydney's gay and lesbian history is said to be as important as institutions that preserve Jewish history and Australia's military past, says a leading broadcaster and gay rights activist.  The level of arrogance to compare Homosexuality to War Memorial is beyond belief. To compare the action of war heroes acting on behalf of the community against men and women who disobey community standards and God's standards is beyond belief.  A woman campaigned for gay rights in the 1970s and said: ''My memory of that time was you had an illness, it was against God's will and it was unlawful for men and, by implication, for women.'' Unfortuantely, the position of homosexuality is that it is still a grave sin, and against the will of God for the community.  The temporary exhibition charting the history of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras from its origins in 1978 has recently been opened and should be closed imm