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President Donald Trump’s appointment of Mike Pompeo as the next U.S. Secretary of State , LGBT advocates are busy registering their displeasure. The former Kansas Congressman, currently serving as director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) , will replace outgoing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson . The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), which advocates for an ever-increasing laundry list of gay and transgender rights in Washington, D.C., is upset with President Trump’s decision: Mike Pompeo’s longstanding opposition to  #LGBTQ  equality makes him a reckless choice to lead our nation’s diplomatic efforts.  https://t.co/SLFeOUzY5F — Human Rights Campaign (@HRC)  March 13, 2018 “Mike Pompeo’s longstanding opposition to LGBTQ equality makes him a reckless choice to lead our nation’s diplomatic efforts,” HRC president Chad Griffin said in a public statement. “The decision to nominate anti-LGBTQ Mike Pompeo could have serious consequences for the United States and LGBTQ peo

New president, same “gay” and “trans” activism being promoted by the United States to the world. That’s the sentiment of millions of moral-minded people across the globe who are frustrated that America’s LGBTQ propaganda abroad has not ended with Obama’s presidency. On June 7, the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See posted a pro-LGBTQ “pride month” item on its  Facebook page . “June is LGBT Pride Month ! Learn more about the origins here:  https://goo.gl/1iFvCx ,” it states, linking to a Library of Congress 2017 LGBT  “pride month” web page  that honors homosexual activist Frank Kameny . It was Kameny who used to tell his pro-family critics in correspondence:  " Gay is Good . Gay is Godly. You are neither." The atheist homosexual activist and “gay” icon, who died in 2011, derided religious opponents of the LGBT agenda as “Christofascists.” He also said bestiality (sex with animals) “is OK as long as the animal doesn’t mind.” “Bestiality is not my thing  … But it se

DALLAS, Texas , May 30, 2013 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - At its annual shareholder meeting this week, the world's largest oil company,  ExxonMobil , rejected a proposal demanding changes to its Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) policy that would have granted special rights to homosexual employees. "Had the resolution passed, the company would have been forced to begin promoting and providing 'acceptance' training of homosexuality to all employees, even if they had religious objections," said Tim Wildmon , president of the  American Family Association . The proposal, voted down by 81 percent of ExxonMobil's shareholders on May 30 read, "The Shareholders request that ExxonMobil amend its written equal employment opportunity policy to explicitly prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and to substantially implement the policy." This vote marks the 14th year in a row that the company has refused to cave in to th