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Nov. 23, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A leading pro-family group has released  a telling exposé  charging that Dan Savage , the founder of the massively popular ‘ It Gets Better ’ homosexual anti-bullying campaign, is himself the country’s “bully-in-chief.” Savage writes the syndicated sex column   Savage Love , where, in his own words, he “traffics the skeeziest sex practices known to man.” He is famous for his campaign defaming Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rick Santorum by using a technique known as “ Google-bombing ” to associate his name on the search engine with a grotesque aspect of sodomy. In the ‘It Gets Better’ campaign, Savage encouraged people to produce their own short video message to homosexual teens, and won support from celebrities and politicians, including President Obama . By endorsing the campaign, said Savage, Obama was telling “queer kids” that “there’s something wrong with your parents, there’s something wrong with your p...

Sex advice columnist, journalist, and newspaper editor Dan Savage. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Dan Savage , leader of the “ It Gets Better Project ” against gay bullying in schools, has defended portions of a speech in which he was caught on video castigating the Bible and calling Christians in the audience “pansy-assed.”  The columnist backed off the latter but defended calling the Bible “fulls*** [full of sh**],” saying the statements were “spun” as an attack on Christianity. In a video recently  published online , Savage is seen at a Seattle young journalist conference deriding the teachings of the Bible on sexuality as “bulls***” and harassing teens who left the room in protest. “It’s funny to someone who is on the receiving end of beatings that are justified by the Bible how pansy-assed people react when you push back,” he said. A teacher present at the event told CNN that Savage’s speech “took a real dark, hostile turn,” and was received by the audience as “a very po...

Sex advice columnist, journalist, and newspaper editor Dan Savage. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) April 19, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - In an ironic twist, the nation’s top “gay bullying ” opponent called Christian students “pansies” for walking out of his anti-bullying speech when he insulted the Bible , according to one report. Karla Dial of CitizenLink   reported Wednesday  that controversial syndicated columnist Dan Savage of the “ It Gets Better Project ,” a popular Internet-based campaign encouraging respect for homosexuality among youths, made the remarks during a journalism conference for students in Seattle. Dan Savage One source, a 17-year-old student from California, told CitizenLink that Savage called her and other Christian students “pansies” after they walked out of his anti-bullying speech when he referred to the Bible’s injunctions against homosexuality as “B.S.” “He said there are people using the Bible as an excuse for gay bullying, because it says in Levitic...

Image via Wikipedia How can life get better for sexually confused young people if they cut themselves off from their families and abandon themselves to sex? For LGBT teens who face adversity and intolerance… There’s no place in society for hatred and bullying… You have an amazing future in front of you… And an entire community in your corner… We promise you. It gets better. What’s not to like about the It Gets Better Project? After all, bullying is bad. Compassion is good. And who could object to offeringhope (to suicidal LGBT youth) and insisting on change (from a hostile, bullying culture)? Especially when the project Saves Lives . So what’s not to like? Plenty. For starters, it’s the brainchild of Dan Savage , “ America’s leading sex-advice columnist .” (Sample his advice here . Warning: graphic.) The It Gets Better Project caught the cresting wave of media interest that followed several tragic suicides of gay teens. Savage and his gay partner, Terry Miller , ...

Image via Wikipedia For  LGBT  teens who face adversity and intolerance… There’s no place in society for hatred and bullying… You have an amazing future in front of you… And an entire community in your corner… We promise you. It gets better . (From the  It Gets Better   video  by the San Francisco Giants baseball team.) What’s not to like about the  It Gets Better  Project? After all,  bullying  is bad.  Compassion  is good. And who could object to offering hope  (to suicidal LGBT youth) and insisting on  change  (from a hostile, bullying culture)? Especially when the project  Saves Lives . So what’s not to like? Plenty.  For starters, it’s the brainchild of Dan Savage , “ America’s leading sex-advice columnist .” (Sample his advice  here . Warning: graphic.) The  It Gets Better  Project caught the cresting wave of media interest that followed several  tragic suicides ...

Image via Wikipedia After the broadcast of a homosexualist advertisement during the family-friendly Fox show American Idol prompted outrage, the founder of the ad campaign has confirmed that such advertisements are intended to promote the message of the gay rights lobby to young children in households that normally wouldn’t support it.  One conservative leader has now demanded that Google , Fox, and Disney-Pixar sever their ties with the campaign. Peggy Nance of Concerned Women for America expressed outrage that the Fox network aired an “ anti-gay bullying ” advertisement, part of the “It Gets Better” campaign, during the extremely popular competition show. Doubling as an advertisement for Google Chrome , the ad features several Hollywood personalities, and even a character from the popular Disney-Pixar movie series Toy Story , who speak directly to and encourage an audience of young people identifying as homosexual, telling them that “It gets better.” On her blog, Nance...

Image via Wikipedia Among those invited by the Obama administration to attend its conference on bullying today is one of the most vitriolic leaders in the homosexualist movement, whose gay bullying initiative laid blame for the violence squarely at the feet of Christianity.  Multiple gay websites today highlighted Savage’s attendance at the conference. In a  video released Wednesday , the President and the First Lady introduced the summit as part of an effort “to make our schools and communities places where no one’s made to feel alone or afraid for being different.” Gay columnist Dan Savage posted on Seattle’s  The Stranger blog  Wednesday that he had been invited to the White House Conference on Bullying Prevention scheduled for Thursday, which the administration announced was attended by 150 advocates and policymakers. Savage praised a video taped by President Obama last year after a number of suicides by young people related to bullying incidents. Savage...