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Disney has stated that its upcoming live-action “ Beauty and the Beast ” “has not been and will not be cut” to remove a gay scene that is controversial in Malaysia . Disney has always intended to push the homosexual agenda into every country.  State censors had reportedly cut the scene and approved the film for release, but reports surfaced Monday that the film’s release had been delayed in the Muslim-majority Southeast Asia country, suggesting interference by the studio. Earlier this month, director Bill Condon told a U.K. publication that Gaston’s sidekick LeFou, played in the film by Josh Gad , has “confused” feelings for his friend . Condon characterized one scene as a “nice” “gay moment” in the film. In the U.S., news of Gay Disney’s first openly (to audiences, anyway) character sparked some discussion. Emma Watson , who plays Belle, praised Gad’s “subtle” performance in a recent interview, using a word uttered by many involved in the film to caution viewers against expec

Churches say LGBT representation is an attempt to normalise homosexuality for children. The inclusion of a "gay moment" in Disney 's remake of the Beauty and the Beast animation is "totally unnecessary", says the National Council of Churches of Singapore . In a statement, the council slammed the inclusion of the scene, describing it as "an attempt to influence young children and socialise them at an early age into thinking that the homosexual lifestyle is normal." Some Christian leaders in Singapore are deeply concerned about the LGBT representation in the new Disney movie, which it says is a marked departure from the original 1991 Disney classic. It said the only instance of same-sex relationship in Disney's children's entertainment is on small screen, in an episode of Good Luck Charlie in which one of Charlie's friends had two mothers. "This is the first time that an explicitly gay character is introduced in a Disney big scree

Disney won't be releasing its new  Beauty and the Beast   remake in Malaysia. Malaysia approved a version of the movie for release there with its most pro-gay scene cut, but Disney then cancelled it altogether without explanation. The   Associated Press  reported that Malaysia's main cinema chains said the movie has been "postponed indefinitely." Beauty and the Beast  has caused controversy since its director, Bill Condon , revealed the children's film will feature an " exclusively gay moment ."  The character Le Fou has a confusing crush on Belle’s suitor, Gaston ,  according to Condon .  "Le Fou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston," said Condon. "He's confused about what he wants. It's somebody who's just realizing that he has these feelings. And [the actor] makes something really subtle and delicious out of it." Because of the homosexual content,  Rus

The Anglican Bishop of Singapore penned a letter to clergy asking them to alert their congregations "about the homosexual content in Disney ’s remake of  Beauty and the Beast ." The film is "scheduled for screening during the March school holidays," Bishop Rennis Ponniah wrote March 11. "Disney films for children's entertainment are usually associated with wholesome, mainstream values. But times are changing at a foundational level." The live-action remake of  Beauty and the Beast  features a  gay subplot  and an " exclusively gay moment " between two male characters. "Parents are therefore strongly advised to provide guidance to their children about this remake of  Beauty and the Beast  and indeed to their children's entertainment choices in a rapidly changing age," wrote Ponniah. He encouraged the faithful to pursue Proverbs 22:6: "Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depa

Disney 's homosexual live action Beauty and the Beast now comes with a formal warning from many churches church worldwide. Ahead of its screening, Bishop Rennis Ponniah of Singapore's St. Andrew's Cathedral published a statement to "alert" the congregation about the "homosexual content" in the film. To warn people of the subtle influence of the Hollywood LGBTQ agenda to indoctrinate kids with the sin of homosexuality. Beauty and the Beast's sidekick character LeFou, played by Josh Gad , will be openly gay . The fact the Disney is NOT denying the fact that they want to contaminate children's minds with the sin of homosexuality and sodomy is close to unbelievable. "Disney films for children's entertainment are usually associated with wholesome, mainstream values ... [but] times are changing at a foundational level," the statement reads. "Parents are therefore strongly advised to provide guidance to their children about

The recent concern over Disney 's  Beauty and the Beast  'gay moment' may lead some to believe that Disney has just launched on a new campaign to promote homosexuality, but the company has been at it for many years already.  They've come out of the closet with their propaganda efforts lately as can be seen by their recent threat  to pull filming in Georgia  if the state backed a religious freedom bill.  But even in 1998, former Disney CEO Michael Eisner told a homosexual leader that a whopping 40 percent of the entertainment corporation’s employees were "gay," according to a prominent LGBT activist caught on tape relaying the private conversation at a homosexual student event. The revelation came from then-HRC Executive Director Elizabeth Birch , who keynoted an LGBT student conference at the University of California, Santa Cruz . Eisner corrected Birch when she told him that 30 percent of his employees were homosexual. This reporter attended and  tape

Disney has aired a cartoon with same-sex couples kissing. It has also been announced that their new movie " Beauty and the Beast " will feature a gay character in an attempt to normalize this lifestyle. They’re trying to push the LGBT agenda into the hearts and minds of your children—watch out! Disney has the right to make their cartoons, it’s a free country. But as Christians we also have the right not to support their company. I hope Christians everywhere will say no to Disney. I met Walt Disney when I was a young boy—he was very gracious to me, my father Billy Graham , and my younger brother when we visited. He would be shocked at what has happened to the company that he started. If you agree, comment below and share this with others. Let Disney know how you feel.