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The trend toward gay prime ministers in Europe may have just hit a thick Serbian wall. When Serbia’s president nominated lesbian Ana Brnabic last week as prime minister-designate, parliament’s approval was viewed by most observers as a formality.   However, many  members of parliament are refusing to vote for Brnabic  precisely because of her sexual orientation, preventing her easy confirmation. If parliament fails to give its seal of approval, the matter will be turned over to the people of Serbia for a “snap vote,” which is a type of quick general election. It was just a week ago that the  gaying of European leadership  was hailed as inevitable. Luxembourg already had ‘openly gay’ Prime Minister Xavier Bettel, who is ‘married’ to another man. Then earlier this month Ireland installed homosexual Leo Varadkar as the Emerald Isle’s new prime minister.   With the nomination of Brnabic, the pace seemed to be suddenly accelerating. No longer. ...

David Cameron's calls all Christians idiots and backward. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) David Cameron privately described opponents of gay marriage as ‘ Neanderthals ’, according to a new biography on the Prime Minister. The revelation came in a biography written by Sir Anthony Seldon and Peter Snowdon , which was compiled from over 300 interviews with senior figures at Number 10. Sir Anthony said that the issue of gay marriage was very divisive in the party, with some calling it a “self-inflicted wound”. ‘Neanderthal judgement’ He wrote that Mr Cameron had considered including redefining marriage in his 2010 Conservative manifesto. Close advisers cautioned that the policy could be a distraction. In response to his advisers repeatedly warning him against gay marriage, the Prime Minister is quoted as saying: “Unless you are making some Neanderthal judgement on gays, those who are gay should have the same rights as those who are not.” Concerns Sir Anthony also said ...

English: Kevin Rudd (right) and Julia Gillard (left) at . (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has clashed with a Brisbane pastor over gay marriage. IF there is actually such a thing as the "Christian vote", on Monday night Kevin Rudd lost it. For many, the Prime Minister's spirited defence of same-sex marriage on ABC1's Q&A program was a watershed moment.  Kerryn Phelps hailed it as a "historical moment in Australian politics " and penned a 475-word article of thanks to Rudd. For Phelps and so many other LGBTIQ  voters, this was the "sweetest victory of all". Rodney Croome clapped and was amazed these statement came from a Christian. Yet for so many Christian voters, this was the moment that the sheep's clothing came off the wolf's back. At 7.30pm that Monday, the same night as the ABC broadcast of Q&A, more than 35,000 Christians gathered across 339 churches in every state and territory of Australia to watc...

Julia Gillard speaking at the lanch of the Australian Multicultural Council (AMC) and a new local ambassadors program to champion inclusion and highlight the benefits of Australia’s diversity. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) TOLERANCE has often been a clarion call for the liberal left, but a creeping intolerance in political debate is emerging most fiercely from, of all people, progressives. (The Australian) Those politicians, activists and organisations who seek social change should be especially aware of the need for a plurality of views in open debate. How else to seek progressive change if you are not prepared to hear, discuss and, perhaps, overcome prevailing attitudes? Trying to shout down the status quo or prevent conservative voices from being heard is no way to show respect for mainstream values, much less win people over. We raise this at the end of a week in which Julia Gillard cancelled a speaking engagement with the Australian Christian Lobby because she disagr...

Gay rights campaigner and MP Warren Entsch says an apology from the head of the Australian Christian Lobby would not make up for his "highly offensive" comments on homosexuality . Inferring the point of Wallace's argument, that homosexual behaviour is unhealthy. Even USA Gay Magazines articulate the dangers of unprotected se, stating that in a survey that 36% of homosexual men with HIV AIDS were having unprotected sex with other gay men without informing them of their condition.  Politicians ignore health facts and follow the lead of homosexual activists. Jim Wallace has come under pro-homosexual lobby criticism after comparing the health impacts of smoking cigarettes to the health of homosexuals.  Prime Minister Julia Gillard condemned the retired SAS commander's comments and cancelled her plans to speak at the Christian Lobby's national conference next month. It is odd,  that the ACL would even invite the PM considering her live-in boyfriend lifestyle...

The Prime Minister , Julia Gillard , due to pressure from Homosexual activists has pulled out of speaking at the Australian Christian Lobby 's national conference after its leader suggested a homosexual ''lifestyle'' was more hazardous to health than smoking. The group's managing director, Jim Wallace , made the comment in Tasmania this week during a debate on same-sex marriage. Rodney Coomes from the Homosexual lobby did admit to particular health issues that face the homosexual community but attacked Wallace's dated statistics. It has outraged homosexual campaigners, who called for Ms Gillard to distance herself from the standard position of Christianity in that any sexual act outside of heterosexual marriage is sin.  Homosexuals want Gillard not to speak at the ACL conference. It does beg the question why would the ACL want Gillard as their speaker considering the fact that she is the first PM to flout a live-in boyfriend. Such a relationship according...

LONDON, July 26, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – The UK ’s Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister is “killing” his own party, and therefore the coalition government, through his “obsession” with gay “marriage” according to political columnist Andrew Pierce of the Daily Mail . Despite the plummeting fortunes of the Conservative Party , and the increasing  disaffection of its base , David Cameron announced at a Downing Street reception for homosexualist lobbyists on Tuesday that he remains “absolutely determined” to see the country’s definition of marriage abolished by 2015. “The promise I can make you is that this coalition government is committed to both changing the law and also working to help change the culture and the Conservative party absolutely backs that. This is something ... I personally feel very passionately about,” Cameron said. The comments came in spite of recent assurances to MPs and Cabinet members that Conservative MPs would be allowed a free vote...

David Cameron's picture on the 10 Downing Street website (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Creating “gay marriage,” is an attempt to rewrite the natural law and “recreate society,” says  Mario Conti ,  Archbishop of Glasgow . The bishop’s strong comments as the  European Court of Human Rights  has ruled that there is no such thing as a “right” to “gay marriage” in the  European Convention on Human Rights , a revelation that has yet to put a damper on the  UK government ’s enthusiasm for changing the legal definition of marriage. “It is certainly not the role of law to recreate our society according to passing fashions and ideologies, nor to redefine nature whether in terms of persons and their rights or its natural institutions,” Archbishop Conti said in a homily at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Edinburgh this weekend. The prelate said that current plans to alter the definition of marriage, promoted by the Conservative government of  David Cameron  as an effo...

David Cameron's picture on the 10 Downing Street website (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) GLASGOW/STRASSBURG, March 27, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Creating “gay marriage,” is an attempt to rewrite the natural law and “recreate society,” says Mario Conti , Archbishop of Glasgow . The bishop’s strong comments as the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that there is no such thing as a “right” to “gay marriage” in the European Convention on Human Rights , a revelation that has yet to put a damper on the UK government ’s enthusiasm for changing the legal definition of marriage. “It is certainly not the role of law to recreate our society according to passing fashions and ideologies, nor to redefine nature whether in terms of persons and their rights or its natural institutions,” Archbishop Conti said in a homily at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Edinburgh this weekend. The prelate said that current plans to alter the definition of marriage, promoted by the Conservative government of David Ca...