So what do you guys think? From what I heard, Moammar Gadhafi has been in Libya for several years. It looks like that the people of Libya are finally waking up and smelling the coffee by rebelling against this fascist and his enemies. I also heard that Moammar Gadhafi supports al-Qaeda. This guy needs to get out.
As of right now his whereabouts is unknown. I read in one news headline... Obama says Moammar Gadhafi will be destroyed in 2 days. Two days have passed... it didn't happen. To me it seems like Obama is pulling off a George W. Bush. History has repeated itself... the only thing is it's happening in Libya, not Iraq.
Elizabeth Taylor died today, and since she was a big ally of the gay community (she helped to set up amfAR) from the early days when it was damaging to your career to openly speak out in support of gay rights, in particular with respect to the AIDS crisis in the 80s.
So, I thought it would be nice to create a little commemorative thread for her.
whats the last movie you watched and did you like it? theres no reason for this tread other than im bored and im a film lover and want to see what people are watching. the last movie i watched was total recall gotta love arnold schwarzenegger in a film with lots of explosions lol xxxx
I recently watched Dog Tags from the TLA Releasing. I think this movie is on one of my top 10 gay movie list. This made me think that a lot of the gay movies usually end sad or painful. What did you guys think about the ending of Dog Tags? I hope those 2 see each other again.
Returning from Nashville where Carol Ann and Laura celebrated their anniversary, they found a pile of rubble where their dream home once stood.
Despite numerous police reports documenting a neighbor that had threatened to burn down their home and who repeatedly told them the “…only thing better than one dead queer was two dead queers…” no arrests have been made.
The Stutte home had no gas service and was all electric. Even with witness reports of two explosions and a fireball that could be seen above the treeline, that all waterhoses on the property had been cut and that “QUEER” had been painted on their garage the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department, Tennesse Bureau of
Investigation and FBI have yet to rule the fire as an arson.
What is even more disturbing is that the Stutte’s insurance company, American National Property and Casualty has yet to pay on the claim. Like many homeowners, Carol Ann and Laura had opted for additional coverage in case of total loss. This additional coverage would provide for housing as well as living expenses until the claim was settled. Five months later and not a single penny has been disbursed.
Imagine, if you will, how hard it is for some to pay their mortgage from month to month. Now imagine, that not only do you have to pay a mortgage and insurance on a home that no longer exists, but you have to pay for an additional place to live. Why? If they default on their mortgage, their insurance coverage could be canceled. The the insurance company would be off the hook.
Demand that American National Property and Casualty honor their policy with this family. Call them, fax them, or email them. Public pressure will force them to act. The fax link below will allow you to send an online fax using a free fax service. Please, tie up their phone lines, their fax lines. Add your name to this petition and show your support for the Stutte family and your outrage at American National Propery and Casualty (ANPAC).
American National Property and Casualty
1949 E Sunshine St # 3-103
Springfield, MO 65899-0002
Provocative heading I know, but this is the first time I think I have seen any authoritative statement of this kind (but you know it makes sense )
The story concerns a couple in Derby who withdrew their application to foster when it was pointed out to them that the views they hold on homosexuality, informed by their Pentecostal beliefs, are unacceptable.
Quote: The court heard the couple withdrew their application after a social worker expressed concerns when they said they could not tell a child a homosexual lifestyle was acceptable.
Lord Justice Munby and Mr Justice Beatson ruled that laws protecting people from discrimination because of their sexual orientation "should take precedence" over the right not to be discriminated against on religious grounds.
The Johns are considering an appeal.
Derby City Council said previously its first duty was to the children in its care, some of whom were very vulnerable.
Speaking outside the court in London, Mrs Johns said: "All we wanted was to offer a loving home to a child in need. We have a good track record as foster parents.
"We have been excluded because we have moral opinions based on our faith and we feel sidelined because we are Christians with normal, mainstream, Christian views on sexual ethics.
"We are prepared to love and accept any child. All we were not willing to do was to tell a small child that the practice of homosexuality was a good thing."
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