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English: Anthony Kennedy, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Of course you don't think that! Every decent American realizes that military chaplains are heroes who devote themselves to service to both God and country. Yet some radical activists who champion support for gay ' marriage ' in the military have demanded that military chaplains who stand up for traditional marriage be dismissed from military service , told by the government to "get the hell out of the military chaplaincy" and calling them "human reprobates" and "intolerant filth." And to think that these people once had the gall to claim that redefining marriage would never impact anyone else! These radical activists have been emboldened   by the US Supreme Court 's ruling redefining marriage in all 50 states, and on every military installation as well, and they are determined to strip the military of any vestige ...

English: Annise Parker, Houston Mayor. Español: Annise Parker, la alcaldesa de Houston (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Backers of a Houston city ordinance banning discrimination based on “sexual orientation” and “ gender identity ” have published the names of 31,000 pro-family citizens who signed a petition opposing the ordinance because they believed it violated freedom of religion and conscience. The city council passed the  ordinance , which applies to companies with 15 or more employees, in May with the support of openly lesbian Mayor Annise Parker . The council voted 11-6 in support and Parker signed it on May 28. Due to "a public emergency" being declared in Section 6 of the ordinance, it was to take effect on June 28. However, the No UNequal Rights coalition -- led by city religious leaders -- argued that the issue should be put to voters this fall. On July 3, they sent a petition with more than 31,000 signatures to the city secretary, far more than the minimu...

Image via Wikipedia  The PayPal corporation has returned funds it froze mid-September in pro-life and pro-family activist Julio Severo’s account following a campaign by militant homosexuals to cut Severo off from the company’s service. Julio Severo Following several weeks of unfavorable articles on PayPal’s actions in media outlets, as well as a  petition drive  that gathered more than 10,000 electronic signatures and offers of legal help from multiple groups defending the rights of Christians , PayPal informed Severo that it would make an “exception” and release the funds. The company had previously claimed that it would hold the money in the account, which constituted half of Severo’s funds, for up to nine months before returning it to him. PayPal  shut down Severo’s account  and froze his funds after the organization was petitioned by the homosexualist organization All Out to eliminate ten organizations or individuals from its service, for opposing the...