Sunday, May 14, 2006
Saturday, May 13, 2006
Friday, May 12, 2006
The First Known Gay
The First Known Gay Spy
Raymond Lecomte (1857-1921). As the first secretary of the French legation in Berlin, Lecomte infiltrated the homosexual clique surrounding the German Prince Philipp von Eulenburg. His discovery that Germany was bluffing in the Morocco crisis of 1906 led to a French diplomatic victory at the Algeciras Conference. This in turn led to Eulenburg’s exposure as a homosexual and his subsequent ruin. Lecomte’s activities are the first known instance of a homosexual’s using his sexual contact for espionage.
Raymond Lecomte (1857-1921). As the first secretary of the French legation in Berlin, Lecomte infiltrated the homosexual clique surrounding the German Prince Philipp von Eulenburg. His discovery that Germany was bluffing in the Morocco crisis of 1906 led to a French diplomatic victory at the Algeciras Conference. This in turn led to Eulenburg’s exposure as a homosexual and his subsequent ruin. Lecomte’s activities are the first known instance of a homosexual’s using his sexual contact for espionage.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
The Largest Donation
The Largest Donation made to an AIDS Organizations
Fifteen percent of the $25-million Michael Bennett estate. When director-choreographer Michael Bennett died as a result of AIDS in July 1987, he fifteen percent of his estate to be distributed to organizations “involved in the research of or the cure or treatment of patients afflicted with the disease known as AIDS.” Previously, the largest receipt to been from the profits from Dionne Warwick’s recording “that’s what friends are for” which went to the American Foundation of AIDS Research (AmFAR)
Fifteen percent of the $25-million Michael Bennett estate. When director-choreographer Michael Bennett died as a result of AIDS in July 1987, he fifteen percent of his estate to be distributed to organizations “involved in the research of or the cure or treatment of patients afflicted with the disease known as AIDS.” Previously, the largest receipt to been from the profits from Dionne Warwick’s recording “that’s what friends are for” which went to the American Foundation of AIDS Research (AmFAR)
Ex-Gays Draw Criticism
For years, gay rights groups have struggled for social and political equality. Now, a campaign is underway to raise awareness and support the rights of those who have chosen to abstain from homosexual lifestyles, and they are being met with criticism from the gay community.“I don’t put any credit in the ex-gay movement,” Harmony president, sophomore Matt Winer, said. Winer, who is gay, said the ex-gay movement is an attempt by a homophobic society to change homosexuals for its comfort.Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays (PFOX) is a national secular nonprofit organization providing outreach, education and public awareness in support of the ex-gay community and families touched by homosexuality.
The organization upholds that people have a right to self-determination and that with information and support, individuals can overcome “unwanted homosexual attractions” said Regina Griggs, the executive director of PFOX.PFOX has joined forces with Liberty Counsel — a Florida-based litigation organization — to launch the “Change is Possible” campaign. The coalition recognizes tolerance and diversity are popular ideals in today’s society, but that “there has been a corresponding increase in discrimination and intolerance toward those who have made the decision to leave homosexuality,” according to an April 12 press release from PFOX.In response to the commonplace institution of “Safe-Zone” stickers and diversity days that promote the message that homosexuals are born gay, the “Change is Possible” campaign encourages high school and college students to hang fliers and make announcements on their campuses about the existence of ex-gays.
The campaign also encourages students to start gay to straight clubs, insist on the ex-gay viewpoint, and to contact Liberty Counsel if they are prevented from doing so.“Schools adopt nondiscriminatory policies and curriculum and give teachers diversity training, but the ex-gay perspective is left-out,” said Rena Lindevaldsen, senior litigation counsel for Liberty Counsel.Lindevaldsen claims that hundreds of thousands of people have successfully left homosexuality.“If you want to change, you can,” she said.According to Griggs, PFOX does not encourage change among homosexuals who are comfortable with their identity, but rather people who do not want to experience homosexual attractions.
Griggs said major opposition to this idea comes from the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transsexual and Questioning community, which denies the existence of ex-gays.Kristen Brady, sophomore vice president of Harmony said, “Harmony feels sexual orientation is something you can’t change. Fundamentalist Christian groups want [homosexuals] to suppress it. We want people to be who they are.”According to its Web site, Liberty Counsel is a nonprofit litigation, education and policy organization “dedicated to advancing religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the traditional family.”
A self-proclaimed Christian legal organization, supporters include conservative activist Jerry Falwell, the president of Liberty University in Lynchburg.Both PFOX and Harmony offer support free from religious influence to people who question their sexual orientation. Neither group assumes individuals choose homosexual attraction. The groups differ, however, in their understanding of the inherency and permanence of sexual attraction.
“It would be very discouraging to tell you that you couldn’t overcome [homosexual attraction],” Griggs said.
Winer said, “For them to say we never explored the idea that we could be straight is laughable.”Supporters of former gays believe that unwanted homosexual attractions can be overcome. GLBTQ claims sexual orientation is inherent, and although it can be ignored, it cannot be changed. Neither group recognizes the position of the other and Winer, Brady and Lindevaldsen agree that this discrepancy is key in each group’s explanation for why they simply cannot work together.from The Breeze
The organization upholds that people have a right to self-determination and that with information and support, individuals can overcome “unwanted homosexual attractions” said Regina Griggs, the executive director of PFOX.PFOX has joined forces with Liberty Counsel — a Florida-based litigation organization — to launch the “Change is Possible” campaign. The coalition recognizes tolerance and diversity are popular ideals in today’s society, but that “there has been a corresponding increase in discrimination and intolerance toward those who have made the decision to leave homosexuality,” according to an April 12 press release from PFOX.In response to the commonplace institution of “Safe-Zone” stickers and diversity days that promote the message that homosexuals are born gay, the “Change is Possible” campaign encourages high school and college students to hang fliers and make announcements on their campuses about the existence of ex-gays.
The campaign also encourages students to start gay to straight clubs, insist on the ex-gay viewpoint, and to contact Liberty Counsel if they are prevented from doing so.“Schools adopt nondiscriminatory policies and curriculum and give teachers diversity training, but the ex-gay perspective is left-out,” said Rena Lindevaldsen, senior litigation counsel for Liberty Counsel.Lindevaldsen claims that hundreds of thousands of people have successfully left homosexuality.“If you want to change, you can,” she said.According to Griggs, PFOX does not encourage change among homosexuals who are comfortable with their identity, but rather people who do not want to experience homosexual attractions.
Griggs said major opposition to this idea comes from the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transsexual and Questioning community, which denies the existence of ex-gays.Kristen Brady, sophomore vice president of Harmony said, “Harmony feels sexual orientation is something you can’t change. Fundamentalist Christian groups want [homosexuals] to suppress it. We want people to be who they are.”According to its Web site, Liberty Counsel is a nonprofit litigation, education and policy organization “dedicated to advancing religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the traditional family.”
A self-proclaimed Christian legal organization, supporters include conservative activist Jerry Falwell, the president of Liberty University in Lynchburg.Both PFOX and Harmony offer support free from religious influence to people who question their sexual orientation. Neither group assumes individuals choose homosexual attraction. The groups differ, however, in their understanding of the inherency and permanence of sexual attraction.
“It would be very discouraging to tell you that you couldn’t overcome [homosexual attraction],” Griggs said.
Winer said, “For them to say we never explored the idea that we could be straight is laughable.”Supporters of former gays believe that unwanted homosexual attractions can be overcome. GLBTQ claims sexual orientation is inherent, and although it can be ignored, it cannot be changed. Neither group recognizes the position of the other and Winer, Brady and Lindevaldsen agree that this discrepancy is key in each group’s explanation for why they simply cannot work together.from The Breeze
Shemar Moore
MMM Shemar Moore Looking as hot has ever. I have wanted him ever since i first seen him on The Young and Restless..
I can't talk you how many time I wish I could have him for an hour.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Poetry Suck
Poetry Suck
(from RFD)
The word “suck” is being abused by being used derogatorily
The word “suck” molested by youths under the age of consent insulting
Poetry and babies and cocksuckers alike not to mention adult titsuckers
Tongue-suckers, thumb-suckers, toe-suckers, nose and earlobe-suckers, sucker suckers
And trees who suck the earth and butterflies who suck flowers and black holes who suck galaxies
Like it or not, boys in every state of America in every cities every town when poetry is mentioned say, “Poetry Sucks!”
Cute youths who never got sucked and have no inkling of blowjob joy taking advantage of the word sucks putting poetry down
True, poetry sucks, but not derogatorily.
Poetry sucks beautifully, beautiful as a blowjob tongue swirling round the most sensitive spots.
And guess what? Every day poets all over earth compose thousands of brand-new fresh 100% guaranteed cocksucking hymns that swell the accumulated immortal poetry of the ages
Yeah, Poetry sucks, poetry expose itself to innocent impressionistic punks who sneer “Poetry suck!” In the images of a big blow job that reduces then to instantaneous hardons that won’t get satisfied
Till they get their first suck. No problem, enough poets exist-men, boys, women, girls to help out.
Give a blowjob to every boy who says, “Poetry sucks!”
Simple as that.
(from RFD)
The word “suck” is being abused by being used derogatorily
The word “suck” molested by youths under the age of consent insulting
Poetry and babies and cocksuckers alike not to mention adult titsuckers
Tongue-suckers, thumb-suckers, toe-suckers, nose and earlobe-suckers, sucker suckers
And trees who suck the earth and butterflies who suck flowers and black holes who suck galaxies
Like it or not, boys in every state of America in every cities every town when poetry is mentioned say, “Poetry Sucks!”
Cute youths who never got sucked and have no inkling of blowjob joy taking advantage of the word sucks putting poetry down
True, poetry sucks, but not derogatorily.
Poetry sucks beautifully, beautiful as a blowjob tongue swirling round the most sensitive spots.
And guess what? Every day poets all over earth compose thousands of brand-new fresh 100% guaranteed cocksucking hymns that swell the accumulated immortal poetry of the ages
Yeah, Poetry sucks, poetry expose itself to innocent impressionistic punks who sneer “Poetry suck!” In the images of a big blow job that reduces then to instantaneous hardons that won’t get satisfied
Till they get their first suck. No problem, enough poets exist-men, boys, women, girls to help out.
Give a blowjob to every boy who says, “Poetry sucks!”
Simple as that.
Monday, May 08, 2006
Those Eyes
MMM. I wonder if he would pick a hitchhiker
off the side of the road..
One could get lost in those eyes
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