Daily Archives: April 4, 2016

We’ve said it before and it bares mentioning it yet again: queers want the children. They KNOW they weren’t born that way so in order to keep their perversion alive, warp a childs mind and the perversion will keep going. … Continue reading →

SOLD OUT…   Rev. Franklin Graham is disappointed with Republican Governor Nathan Deal’s veto this morning. Graham said that the ‘conservative’ governor ‘sold out the state of Georgia’ by backing the LGBT agenda and placing people of faith second. Republican … Continue reading →

Here’s a question for the mayors and governors who are boycotting North Carolina because of its single-sex public restroom law: “Is your taxpayer-funded, executive office bathroom open to the public, including every Tom, Dick and Harry pretending to be ‘Mary’”? … Continue reading →

Urinals as a political flashpoint? The last time urinals created so much controversy in the United States was in 1917 when the Surrealist artist Marcel Duchamp submitted a porcelain urinal to a New York art show. And in truth, there … Continue reading →

There is no way in hell that these two monkeys should EVER adopt a child. Will they be safe? They would probably be safer in prison than with these two ass wipes. <ADMIM> Mollie Reilly | Huffpost A federal judge … Continue reading →

The issue of pedophilia is once again making its way into the mainstream. Researchers are now claiming that it is normal for men to feel a sexual attraction to young, pre-pubescent children.  As the homosexual rights movement continues to gain ground, we … Continue reading →

TALLAHASSEE, Florida, April 1, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – In a final judgment censuring state officials for not accepting legal redefinition of marriage in the state, a federal judge declared Florida’s voter-approved marriage protection law unconstitutional last week. U.S. District Judge Robert … Continue reading →

MassResistance’s recent work in Tennessee helping parents and school board officials confront the national LGBT movement’s push into the schools – as well as our work in other states – has brought calls from supporters and activists to expand our … Continue reading →