Most people didn't see the chilling article that appeared in The Nation, a major left-wing
magazine, the day before the U.S. Supreme Court "gay marriage" ruling came out. The article
outlines where the LGBT movement is going after "gay marriage." And it makes clear why Mass Resistance will be changing our focus to more overt activism.
Since that horrible ruling in June, a lot of pro-family people think the LGBT movement has
finally gotten what they've wanted, so is placated. and that we should now-focus on protecting
ourselves from the ruling's effects the best we can.
But in fact, the LGBT movement is never "satisfied." They have big plans for further attacks.
And we need to respond.
The Nation article, "What's Next for the LGBT Movement?", focuses on four high-profile
LGBT activists who reveal that "gay marriage" was never their final goal. The LGBT movement
will not be stopping to rest. Their plan is to delegitimize and crush all opposition to their agenda
everywhere in America - particularly in the churches -- no matter how small.
magazine, the day before the U.S. Supreme Court "gay marriage" ruling came out. The article
outlines where the LGBT movement is going after "gay marriage." And it makes clear why Mass Resistance will be changing our focus to more overt activism.
Since that horrible ruling in June, a lot of pro-family people think the LGBT movement has
finally gotten what they've wanted, so is placated. and that we should now-focus on protecting
ourselves from the ruling's effects the best we can.
But in fact, the LGBT movement is never "satisfied." They have big plans for further attacks.
And we need to respond.
The Nation article, "What's Next for the LGBT Movement?", focuses on four high-profile
LGBT activists who reveal that "gay marriage" was never their final goal. The LGBT movement
will not be stopping to rest. Their plan is to delegitimize and crush all opposition to their agenda
everywhere in America - particularly in the churches -- no matter how small.
Some of the things the article outlined:-
-- "Dis-establish marriage." "Gay marriage" was simply a stepping stone. Their actual
goal is that there be no formal marriage rules at all. This means group marriages are next,
then incestuous marriages, and later even marriages to minors. It would simply be up to
the neople directly involved to decide.
goal is that there be no formal marriage rules at all. This means group marriages are next,
then incestuous marriages, and later even marriages to minors. It would simply be up to
the neople directly involved to decide.
-- Pass strong LGBT "non-discrimination" laws across the US. These are the laws that
force bakers to bake "gay marriage" cakes or face huge punishments. Such laws would
also force schools to include LGBT indoctrination. Most states still do not have the
onerous laws the LGBT movement demands. The activists refer to those states (mostly in
the South and Midwest) as "zones without rights" in their propaganda.
force bakers to bake "gay marriage" cakes or face huge punishments. Such laws would
also force schools to include LGBT indoctrination. Most states still do not have the
onerous laws the LGBT movement demands. The activists refer to those states (mostly in
the South and Midwest) as "zones without rights" in their propaganda.
-- Ban all "religious liberty" laws. They consider religious liberty to be a dangerous ploy
to "undermine all civil rights laws" that must be stopped at all costs. All people must be
forced to follow the LGBT agenda, with no exceptions.
to "undermine all civil rights laws" that must be stopped at all costs. All people must be
forced to follow the LGBT agenda, with no exceptions.
-- Demonize pro-family conservatives and silence all dissent. They plan to direct
"massive amounts of funds" to "expose and defeat the right wing" across America.
"massive amounts of funds" to "expose and defeat the right wing" across America.
-- Push a radical political agenda. They plan to leverage their power to support Marxist
economic policies, the right to "early term abortion," and similar policies.
economic policies, the right to "early term abortion," and similar policies.
How should pro-family groups react to this threat? Most groups are simply hunkering down to
defend against the attacks on religious liberty.
But Mass Resistance has a different approach. Their whole program must be confronted or we
will be buried. Using what resources we have, we believe in taking the offensive. This means
challenging that movement everywhere we can. It means not holding back on telling the
unabashed truth. (For example, most conservatives are squeamish about talking about the welldocumented
medical and psychological destructiveness of homosexual behavior. We're not.)
defend against the attacks on religious liberty.
But Mass Resistance has a different approach. Their whole program must be confronted or we
will be buried. Using what resources we have, we believe in taking the offensive. This means
challenging that movement everywhere we can. It means not holding back on telling the
unabashed truth. (For example, most conservatives are squeamish about talking about the welldocumented
medical and psychological destructiveness of homosexual behavior. We're not.)
Sometimes it means getting out in the
street. For example: recently, a major
hospital in Boston expelled a
prominent physician, Dr. Paul Church,
from their staff. His crime? Voicing
concerns to his colleagues about the
unhealthy nature of homosexual
behavior. He also talked about the moral
and Biblical issues involved. (We've
reported extensively about this on the
Mass Resistance website.) He's appealing
that action, but the hospital
administration is adamant about
terminating him.
Mass Resistance has not stood silent
about this. We have been helping
thousands of people across the country
call and email the hospital administration
demanding Dr. Church be brought back.
Just yesterday a team of Mass Resistance
activists protested outside the hospital,
and handed out leaflets to hundreds of
people.
Taking to the streets. Mass Resistance activists
holding signs and leafleting outside of Dr. Church's
hospital in downtown Boston.
We are facing nothing less than the eventual criminalization of Christianity and conservative
values, We think it's vitally important that this be confronted at every turn. But all this takes
resources. We're willing and eager to do it. And your continued financial support will make it
happen!
Sincerely,
Brian Camenker
President
Mass Resistance
street. For example: recently, a major
hospital in Boston expelled a
prominent physician, Dr. Paul Church,
from their staff. His crime? Voicing
concerns to his colleagues about the
unhealthy nature of homosexual
behavior. He also talked about the moral
and Biblical issues involved. (We've
reported extensively about this on the
Mass Resistance website.) He's appealing
that action, but the hospital
administration is adamant about
terminating him.
Mass Resistance has not stood silent
about this. We have been helping
thousands of people across the country
call and email the hospital administration
demanding Dr. Church be brought back.
Just yesterday a team of Mass Resistance
activists protested outside the hospital,
and handed out leaflets to hundreds of
people.
Taking to the streets. Mass Resistance activists
holding signs and leafleting outside of Dr. Church's
hospital in downtown Boston.
We are facing nothing less than the eventual criminalization of Christianity and conservative
values, We think it's vitally important that this be confronted at every turn. But all this takes
resources. We're willing and eager to do it. And your continued financial support will make it
happen!
Sincerely,
Brian Camenker
President
Mass Resistance
