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UK correspondent Sam Johnson reveals a telling memo (two, actually), exposes the chicanery both mathematical and spiritual of the ligbitists. December 11, 2012. Tory Councillors and officials received a copy of the attached email from a little known but apparently highly placed Conservative Party group calling itself LGBTory .  Here it is, revealed publicly in all its murky glory for the first time and exclusively on English Manif!  The identity of this email's particular recipient has been discretely but messily removed with Tippex and biro by yours truly.  Note the reference to a large volume of written communiqués from the public that revealed, to the LGBT movement ’s chagrin, a bedrock of public antagonism toward the change in marriage. More on what this flood of opposition letters entailed, momentarily. The December 11, 2012, memo responds to the alarming reality that the British public overwhelmingly didn’t want SSM (same-sex marriage). LGBTory act

UK correspondent Sam Johnson reveals a telling memo (two, actually), exposes the chicanery both mathematical and spiritual of the ligbitists. December 11, 2012. Tory Councillors and officials received a copy of the attached email from a little known but apparently highly placed Conservative Party group calling itself LGBTory .  Here it is, revealed publicly in all its murky glory for the first time and exclusively on English Manif!  The identity of this email's particular recipient has been discretely but messily removed with Tippex and biro by yours truly.  Note the reference to a large volume of written communiqués from the public that revealed, to the LGBT movement ’s chagrin, a bedrock of public antagonism toward the change in marriage. More on what this flood of opposition letters entailed, momentarily. The December 11, 2012, memo responds to the alarming reality that the British public overwhelmingly didn’t want SSM (same-sex marriage). LGBTory act

Image via Wikipedia Canada ’s ruling Conservative party re-confirmed its support for true marriage at its national convention Saturday, but at the same time appears to have removed the onus from its newly-elected majority government from acting on the issue. The party’s constitution had said that a Conservative government “will support” legislation defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman. At their national convention in Ottawa on Saturday, party delegates voted to reword the policy to state that the Conservative Party simply “supports” legislation defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman. While the vote reconfirms the party’s support for true marriage, there are concerns that the change signals a softening in their stance, especially when combined with Prime Minister Stephen Harper ’s vow on the campaign trail in April that he had “no intention” of opening debate on same-sex “marriage” or abortion. “Our agenda is the same agenda with a majority g