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VANCOUVER, British Columbia,  — B.C. conservative firebrand and radio host Kari Simpson wants to be a co-defendant alongside outspoken activist Bill Whatcott in the $104 million class action lawsuit filed against him by two prominent Toronto male homosexuals. Simpson has released her open letter to the Toronto men’s lawyer, Douglas Elliot , inviting him and his clients, Christopher Hudspeth and George Smitherman , to add her to the suit filed shortly after the recent Toronto Gay Pride Parade . The suit is a class action on behalf three groups: all 500,000 in attendance; the 9,000 who marched in the parade, and the 500 who attended as supporters of the Ontario or federal Liberal parties, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne. According to the suit, all were allegedly terrorized, defamed, or traumatized by Whatcott and a small group of supporters who gained admission to the event as “Gay Zombie Cannabis Users” presumed to be distributi

While ‘tolerance’ and ‘diversity’ are the rallying cry of the homosexual movement, the words appear not to apply to Christians with an unconventional message. Christians led by Canadian activist Bill Whatcott were slapped with a $104-million legal threat last week after infiltrating Toronto’s Gay Pride Parade in July dressed as “gay zombies” in green skintight suits to hand out info packets about the physical and spiritual dangers of homosexual practices.  Former Ontario MPP George Smitherman, the province’s first openly gay provincial representative as well first openly gay cabinet minister, told Daily Xtra that he joined the lawsuit to “do all we can to stamp this hateful individual out.” Jim Hughes, president of Campaign Life Coalition, has also   received a notice of threatened legal action   for his organization’s supposed publishing of the original report on Whatcott’s activities and for linking to the “offensive literature” that was distributed at the Pride Parade. The