RaPaul Called It: The LGBT Movement would "Eat Itself From the Inside Out"

RuPaul has issues. He is quite a drag.

He likes to read people, not books. He likes to insult people who do not dress as "fabulously" as he does.

Yet even he has had to admit of late that LGBT is not OK.

For the last three years, at least, RuPaul does not dress in drag in public. "I only dress in drag when I get paid," he once admitted.

Let's face the facts.

The whole LGBT movement is based on lies and self-serving identitarian factions, and those inner strifes are now breaking out for everyone to see. When truth no longer matters, people are going to fight for power and pre-eminence, nothing more.

And there is only so much power, so much placement, so much pre-eminence to go around for people.

The lesbians and the gays are going to fight with the bisexuals. The bisexuals are going to claim that lots of straight people are pretending to be bisexual because they want to score virtue-signalling brownie points. They are going to insist that they are distinctly different because they want to sleep with both sexes.

Then you have this crazy transgenderism movement. You have men who say that they are actually women, and within that cohort you have men who have not yet removed all their private parts, and then there are those transgenders which have had all the "bottom" surgeries.

The divisions, the intersections, the cross-currents are getting thicker, deeper, more convoluted, and ultimately deadlier.

RuPaul picked up on these conflicts early on, and he declared that the whole LGBT Movement was going to turn on itself.

Pop will eat itself... So will the "Gay Movement"

— RuPaul (@RuPaul) May 24, 2014

Notice that he declared this breakdown as early as 2014--and that was the same year that Republicans swept every level of government throughout the United States in November of that year.

RuPaul later predicted that the LGBT Movement would destroy itself:

Forget an outside threat, the “Gay Movement” will eat itself from the inside out #OrwellAnimalFarm

— RuPaul (@RuPaul) May 24, 2014

Indeed, this is what is happening.

Homosexuals have been pushing their agenda for the last ten years, and now it has infiltrated into libraries, schools, and other safer spaces where children were supposed to be safe from such filth.

There are now homosexuals who oppose this insanity. They have contacted MassResistance's main office in Waltham, Massachusetts, sharing that they cannot stand the idea of drag queens being around children.

Many of the homosexuals who contact our office inform us that they know that they were not "born that way" either. A growing cohort of lesbians are opposing transgenderism. They are appalled by the notion that men can pretend to be women, and that these men can cohabitate with women in close quaters, including prisons.

This LGBT insanity is casting so many shadows across the country, that people are getting tired of this agenda being shoved in their faces. Young people have a negative view of LGBT precisely because of its inherent tyranny.

Of course, this totalitarian aspect of the whole agenda should came as no surprise. The LGBT advocates have been pretty clear about their intentions since the outset. They wanted more than tolerance; they wanted acceptance and then celebration.

They now demand that everyone approve of their behaviors and promote them, or pay a price.

Yet even within the whole LGBT cohort, there are members who see the full-on tyranny of this nonsense, and they want out. More homosexuals are abandoning the lifestyle which hurts them, too, proving definitively that no one is born gay.

Just recently, a lesbian activist, Arielle Scarcella, came out as "conservative" simply because she was tired of the violent "woke" nonsense that has plagued her and others:

I'm A Lesbian Woman & I'm Leaving The "Progressive" Left...
(More content coming soon) https://t.co/DjANIyfDnb pic.twitter.com/awvS0sKC0H

— Arielle Scarcella (@ArielleScarcell) February 23, 2020

She got tired of bigoted, anger, even violent trans activists attacking lesbians such as herself who will not abandon the scientific fact that there are two sexes--only two--and that biological men should not be competing, confronting women in their own sports fields.

The LGBT "community" was never really a community to begin with, since community implies a capacity to pass down values by birth, not merely by recruitment. The LGBT movement is now split on the Buttigieg candidacy for President!

Left-wing LGBT activists, the hardest core of the hard core, do now want the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana for President. He is too "moderate" (whatever that means now among Democrats), he is too corporate, and he is bought and paid for by rich billionaires in wine caves. There's even an article featuring this growing rift with in the LGBT bloc of voters:

'Being gay is not enough': Buttigieg's candidacy divides LGBTQ Democrats

The gays cannot get behind the potentially first gay Presidential candidate. Really. Is it that he is not gay enough? Really, it's that he is too "privileged". Oh brother.

Buttigieg is not gay enough for LGBT activists

To be honest, "being gay" was never the goal of the whole LGBT Agenda. Demanding acceptance, celebration, and promotion--all of that was the goal.

RuPaul called it right. This whole LGBT movement is eating itself out from the inside out. It's time for someont to close the book on this whole agenda and declare "The Library is now closed."

MassResistance Defeats Conversion Therapy Ban a THIRD TIME in Pro-LGBT Bay State

Here is the full report from MassResistance President Brian Camenker about MassResistance's epic victory--third year in a row--to stop the unjust, immoral, and unconstitutional conversion therapy ban legislation in Massaschusetts, one of the most pro-LGBT states in the union, and the state where homosexual marriage was first forced upon the country.

This is a big victory, and even greater because I participated in this project for the first time as the newly-appointed Organization Direct for MassResistance!

Key paragraph below:

Arthur Schaper, a veteran activist in pressuring state legislators and leader of our California MassResistance chapter, organized our Massachusetts effort. With his incredible energy, intelligence, and personal commitment he successfully directed our activists.

I feared the worst at the final hours of the formal legislative sessions--but we pulled it off!

Check out Brian's full report below:

MassResistance activists stop LGBT anti-therapy bill in Massachusetts Legislature!

Two weeks of hard, uncompromising pressure on State Senate paid off.

Despite complete cave-in by “pro-family” state Senators – and corruption by Senate leadership.

August 2, 2018

The MassResistance handout. When dealing with these legislators, you have to be very direct!

In state legislatures across the country, the well-funded national LGBT lobby has been pushing bans on therapy that would help youth deal with “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” issues. Unfortunately, they have been successful in at least 14 states. These cruel laws support a radical ideology – without care for the harm done to vulnerable children.

For the third legislative session in a row in Massachusetts the LGBT movement pushed a therapy ban bill – and again MassResistance was a major force in stopping it. This time it got farther than before: It passed the House, then ran out of steam in the Senate literally in the last few minutes of the formal legislative session (which ended July 31).

The Massachusetts State House is always a bad place to be.

No-holds-barred lobbying approach

The Massachusetts Senate is probably the most left-wing in the country, and arguably one of the most corrupt. So lobbying there was quite a challenge.

We don’t hold back. During the last two weeks of July, MassResistance activists relentlessly pounded all 38 members of the Senate with waves of phone calls, emails, and office visits. We took a very direct, no-holds-barred approach. Our handout was hand delivered to each member and also emailed to them multiple times. At the State House our activists used talking points we made for them.

Most pro-family groups take a “moderate” approach to this bill. They don’t want to offend the LGBT activists or the liberals. But that weak approach never works.

We described how homosexual and transgender behavior in children is often a result of early trauma such as molestation or rape, exposure to pornography, or psychological issues with a parent. Victimized youth can become suicidal if they don’t get help. Skilled professionals can help them work out these issues. We described people we know whose lives were saved by reparative therapy. But the radical LGBT activists want to ban this, because it would counter their ideology that they are “born that way.”

Thus, by passing this bill, they are helping harm or even kill children in order support a special interest.

We also informed the Senators that this bill is unconstitutional. On June 26, 2018, the US Supreme Court ruled in NIFLA v Becerra that the government cannot create a “professional speech” category lacking First Amendment protections. Of course, liberals don’t care about constitutionality, but we pushed this argument anyway.

In the last few days of the session, we intensified our efforts. In particular, we targeted the Senate leadership and the Rules Committee – where they had parked the bill until the afternoon of the last day of the session.

Big pressure by the LGBT movement

The LGBT movement pushed hard to get this bill passed. Their main strategy was to spread blatant lies and misinformation about this therapy – which we countered in our handout. And as usual, they brought together a “Coalition to Ban Conversion Therapy in Massachusetts” with dozens of Massachusetts left-wing groups.

Here's an example of the LGBT propaganda push:

They were very serious about organizing. At “Boston Gay Pride” week in June they were passing out literature to inflame support for the bill and had numerous people recruiting volunteers.

At the "Boston Gay Pride Festival" in June, they were organizing and passing out flyers to inflame support for the bill.

Out-lobbying the opposition!

But for some reason, we still out-lobbied them in the last two weeks of the session. And in the end, the Senate leadership clearly got message that there was a lot of anger about this bill. They pushed it off until the very last few minutes of the formal session, when there was no time to effectively pass it and get to the Governor’s desk.

But it would have been easier to stop this bill if things had gone differently in the earlier stages.

Timeline of events

In January 2017, at the beginning of the 2-year session, the LGBT movement filed identical bills in the House (H1190) and the Senate (S62). This is a common strategy. They see which one moves forward and then ride with it. (When we refer to “the bill” in the singular, we mean the current version of the bill being acted upon.)

A public hearing was held on June 6, 2017. Similar to the public hearing on their anti-therapy bill filed in 2015, the usual crowd of far-left and LGBT activists were brought in to “testify.” (See our short but powerful VIDEO from the 2015 public hearing!)

Other pro-family groups in Massachusetts announced that they were taking the lead in fighting the bill this time. So MassResistance backed off and focused our efforts in other areas. They took a more “moderate” non-confrontational approach, and did not want to offend liberal legislators.

On June 27, 2018, the bill came to the House floor. Conservative House members were able to persuade the leadership to take out a particularly egregious section of the bill, which would make such therapy considered child abuse under the law and force “mandated reporters” to report any case if they found out about it. The pro-family people considered this a “victory.” But the other terrible parts stayed intact. The changes to Bill 1190 were re-issued as Bill H4664.

The House then voted and passed H4664 by 117-34. Shockingly, if you look on the roll call sheet, you will see that a majority of the Republicans voted “yes” on this horrible legislation, including Geoff Diehl, Shaunna O’Connell, Todd Smola, and Brad Hill.

It was a disaster. In the past, it never even got to the House floor. Obviously the “pro-family” lobbying was not working. So MassResistance decided to get involved.

Bill H4664 was then sent Senate, which put it in the Senate Rules Committee. As described above, starting on July 13 MassResistance began its full-court press on both the Rules Committee and the entire Senate.

Arthur Schaper, a veteran activist in pressuring state legislators and leader of our California MassResistance chapter, organized our Massachusetts effort. With his incredible energy, intelligence, and personal commitment he successfully directed our activists.

The sleaze on the final day – July 31

(The detail here is a bit tedious, but very interesting.)

On the last day of the session, July 31, the Senate and House were both in marathon sessions to finish their business before the midnight deadline. At 1:00 pm in the afternoon, the Rules Committee told us the bill was still there.

Somehow that afternoon, the bill got voted out of the Rules Committee. (We suspect there was no actual Rules Committee vote, since they have not been able to give us a roll call.)

But as the evening progressed toward midnight, the leadership still didn’t bring up the bill for the final vote. We thought we had made it!

Then at 11:57 pm the GOP (!) Minority Leader, Bruce Tarr, made a motion to extend the session until 12:15 a.m! They took a short recess and came back at 12:01. The chairman, Senate President Karen Spilka, immediately brought up Bill H4664. But the horrible section that the House had taken out was added back in, and the result was named S2641.

Normally, the final vote for Bill S2641 would need to be voted on a different day. The chairman asked if there was any objection for the rules be suspended so they could vote on it now. No one objected, not even the Republicans!

Debate commenced. The bill’s sponsor, Rules Committee Chairman Mark Montigny, gave a rambling, angry, rather incoherent speech quoting Peter Sprigg of the Family Research Council about homosexuality! It had nothing to do with the bill, but was meant to demean conservatives.

Unfortunately, all of the so-called “pro-family” Senators completely caved in. Not a single one spoke against the bill. There was no more debate. The Senate President then did a fast voice vote with no discernable yeas or nays and declared the bill passed. No Republican called for a roll call vote (which they easily could have done). Minutes later, the session ended.

A non-victory for the liberals

But it was not a victory. The House and Senate had passed two different bills. The House had already adjourned. There was no time to send it back for a vote there, or send it to a conference committee.

Had they done all this a few days before, or a week before, it would have been possible. But for some reason – we think it had a lot to do with the MassResistance pressure they were getting from the public – they chose not to do that.

What’s next?

We still have to be on top of this. Although the LGBT activists have admitted defeat in the press, there are some sleazy and even illegal tactics that are often used to slither legislation through after the formal session ends.

For example, between now and the end of 2018 there are twice-weekly “informal” sessions of the House and Senate where as little as 2 members (at least one Democrat and one Republican) vote on so-called “non-controversial” matters. They could try to push it through one of those. But just one member can stop the process. We will be watching closely.

Lessons learned? Basically, combatting the LGBT movement requires hardball tactics. These people are obsessed and don’t care about your children or anything else. Conservatives need to step up their game or be rolled over.

For the time being, however, MassResistance can claim a substantial victory against the LGBT lobby in one of the most LGBT-friendly states in the country!

Vacaville Reporter Reports on MassResistance at Dixon City Council--Reflections

The East Bay News Group reporter Katy St. Clair attended the Dixon City Council meeting with MassResistance on July 24th.

Yes, she pushed her liberal bias into the story, but still it's worth looking at the report, and taking note that MassResistance made the difference!

Here's the report below:

MassResistance backs Dixon Vice Mayor, stirs up city council meeting

Protesters on both sides of the LGBTQ rights debate converged Tuesday night on Dixon City Hall to voice their support or opposition to the words of embattled Vice Mayor Ted Hickman.

Hickman roused ire when he published a piece in the Independent Voice newspaper about homosexuality, calling for Straight Pride American Month (SPAM) and referring to gay people as “tinkerbells” and “faries” (sic).

Once again, this is a total fail. The homosexuals in those gay pride parades dress like that, and that is exactly what Ted Hickman wrote.

The Recall Ted Hickman group mobilized about 75 people to show up at the council meeting for a “pizza party” on the lawn in front of the building to reiterate their opposition to Hickman’s words. They sat on picnic blankets and played songs on their phones like “Over The Rainbow” and “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga.

75 people showed up?

It sure didn't look that way.

A “Dump the I.V.” (Independent Voice) station was set up for people who wanted to stop receiving the newspaper involuntarily.

Why does the Left go out of its way to silence and demonize people whom they disagree with? They can't win on the merits of their ideas. They have no logic to back up their assertions.

The group MassResistance, which says it is a “pro-family” group opposed to gay marriage and homosexuality’s affect on children, also organized a protest, drawing about 10 people to the meeting.

With enough prodding and pressure against the press agent, she wrote the truth about us and what we are doing. We are indeed a "pro-family" group. There is no family apart from one man and one woman giving birth to children. When Katy St. Clair had interviewed me the week prior, she told me that she refused to write "pro-family", since gay people have families, too.

No, they don't, certainly not in the natural, biological sense.

“I’m here in opposition to the LGBT agenda,” said San Leandro resident Don Grundmann, a member of the Constitution party who ran for president in 2016 and the senate three times.

Don Grundmann

Asked if he supported Hickman’s use of pejoratives to describe gay people, Grundmann said that it was a “cover story.”

“The real reason they’re upset is he’s advocated for Straight Pride Month,” he said, holding up a sign that said “Straight Normal Healthy Sane/Sanity Rational, Support Ted.”

Here's the sign:

Grundmann said that Hickman’s idea was in opposition to “Sodomite pride marches.”

Most vocal was California’s MassResistance organizer Arthur Schaper, who carried a “one man, one woman” marriage sign. Schaper confronted protesters on the other side and journalists, and he filmed the entire event on a hand-held camera. Schaper asked people why they would “get a man fired” for exercising his First Amendment rights.

“What happened to Love Trumps Hate?” he asked a counter-protester.

Schafer attempted to talk to Councilman Devon Minnema, asking him about comments he made to The Reporter about how most of the counter-protesters were not from Dixon, and why that mattered. Minnema demurred and made a hurried retreat, with Schafer calling out, “He needs to really pick it up if he wants to lose some of that weight.”

Notice the spelling error. Unbelievable. SAD!

As Schaper confronted more people, the Recall group began singing “If You’re Happy and You Know it Clap Your Hands.”

Then St. Clair suddenly spells my name right. Interesting!

At one point Schafer attempted to film Vacaville City Council candidate Rovante Robinson, who asked not to be filmed. Schafer continued, and Robinson approached him with his palm out to cover the camera. As their words ramped up, a police officer broke it up and pulled Robinson aside.

"Schafer" ... really?

The MassResistance group eventually moved into the council chamber, awaiting the meeting. People from Discovery Bay, Oakley, Sacramento, and Alameda jointed their ranks. Schafer continued to film and raise questions, rousing some of the crowd enough for a man to confront him for his words.

Once again, she spelled my name wrong.

Amelia Lacey, 14, sat near the MassResistance crowd unaware of their stand, and said that she was shocked at their commentary. As she listened to them discuss the health hazards of homosexuality and hold up pictures of men dressed as fairies in gay pride parades, Lacey, who is gay, began to cry.

A 14-year-old is already gay? This is crazy. Where are the parents?

“Fake tears!” said a woman sitting with the MassResistance group to Lacey.

“How lowball do you have to be to come after a 14-year-old girl?” asked Lacey.

"How lowball"? I almost doubt that someone said such a thing in the city council chambers.

At this point the Dixon Chief of Police came over to chastise the chamber, asking that any comments or discussions be moved outside. Things were quieted for a bit but then Schafer began to engage people again, prompting the chief to ask him to step outside. Moments later he returned to his seat, where he waited for the meeting to begin.

The chief of police was trying to intimidate me, but I refused to be shamed or silenced. I had every right to speak. I had every right to talk to other people in the city council chambers. When I told him that I wanted to ask a question, he asked me to step out side. The people in the audience cheered briefly, probably thinking that I was not going to be coming back.

Once outside, I simply asked the police officer for his badge number (at the time, I did not know that he was the chief of police.) He answered me, and then I proceeded to enter back into the city council chambers.

The police chief looked pretty stupid at that point. Marco told me that it was an intimidation tactic, nothing more.

During the public comments portion, several people voiced that they were disappointed that the city council still had not made any decisions of how to handle Hickman’s article. Some hoped that the body would censure him. Without dismissing the idea of censure, City Attorney Douglas White said that the city had to consider possible litigation and that a few groups had contacted him and said that they would raise First Amendment suits if Hickman was punished.

The main issue rested on the fact that Vice Mayor Hickman could pursue legal action if he wanted.

Several people took to the microphone to support Hickman during the public comments.

YES! This it what activism is all about! We make a difference in the public, and then we force the press to cover us, even if they do not agree with us nor do they want to promote our point of view.

Randy Thomasson, president of the Campaign for Children and Families, came from Sacramento to address the council.

“It’s basic fairness if there is an LGBT pride parade or day, that a straight or natural pride day must also be permitted,” he said. “For years, LGBT activists have said, ‘Accept our alternative lifestyles.’ Now the tables have turned, they won’t accept any alternatives to their day and that’s not fair in America.”

Other Hickman supporters expressed the importance of the First Amendment and said that they stood with him but they also discussed the “dangers” of homosexuality.

I made that point, and I even gave the city council a copy of the "The Health Hazards of Homosexuality":

Publisher of the Independent Voice, Dave Scholl, said he was the “object of a lot of hatred here.” But that he supported a lesbian for the senate, Tammy Bruce, asking if that made him prejudiced toward gay people.

Yes, indeed. Dave Scholl and Ted Hickman write for the Independent Voice, a conservative-leaning newspaper that actually believes in freedom of speech and the press. The hatred directed at them was incredible:

Dave Scholl posed next to
one of the "Dump the IV" trash cans.

Resident John Stalnaker said that he was moved to speak after hearing the Hickman supporters.

“I would like to speak up as a conservative Christian straight man. Ted Hickman and his cronies do not speak for me… God tells me to love people, judging them is above my pay grade.”

"His cronies" ... that doesn't sound very Christian, now, does it?

At the end of public comment, each councilman asserted that they did not support Hickman’s words, with Mayor Thom Bogue asking the city attorney to draft a resolution stating that the council is in opposition to Hickman’s article and that it “doesn’t represent our voice.” Hickman also addressed the crowd, saying that he appreciated how both sides of the argument seem to respect the First Amendment, and left it at that.

How about that? Vice Mayor Hickman was not afraid to speak the truth, and he was not afraid of people in the city to speak against him because he wrote the truth about homosexuality, transgenderism, sodomite parades, and all the rest.

Final Reflection

I do want to draw attention to the startling fact that the reported Katy St. Clair spelled my name two different ways in three paragraphs. How bad can the editing be? I was beyond astonished. Doesn't anyone care about the journalism profession anymore?

It was fun slamming the reporter and The Reporter!

The LGBT bullies weren't prepared for counter-protests, and the "Recall Ted Hickman" protesters couldn't even muster enough people to push back on the city council as a whole.

Dixon, CA Vice-Mayor Faces LGBT Hate for Supporting "Straight Pride America Month"

This story has not gotten enough attention.

Ted Hickman, a vice-mayor in the rural, Northern California city of Dixon, has stood up to the LGBT Hate machine in a unique, humorous way.

He wrote a column advocating for a "Straight Pride" month in July.

Here's the contents of his Straight Pride American Month (SPAM):

Last Sunday ended LGBTQF-WTF month Yea! (*Don’t get me wrong I support the First Amendment, as much as the next person, and support the rights of grown men to wear skin tight short-shorts and go-go boots and don tinker bell wings with wand and prance down the streets of San Francisco) with tens of thousands of folks dancing and prancing all over American celebrating the fact they are different than most of the rest of us and showing their “pride” in being so.

Now before anyone gets their pantyhose in a knot, this is not really legally anti anything; instead it’s pro-family; and proud to be a straight American, and me expressing a private opinion… So there! If you remember last week I proclaimed the Month of July as SPAM …(Straight Pride American Month)…(as Vice Mayor don’t know if I can, but what the heck). Now hundreds of millions of the rest of us can celebrate our month, peaking on July 4th, as healthy, heterosexual, fairly monogamous, keep our kinky stuff to ourselves, Americans… We do it with our parades in every state and county in this country with families celebrating together. 

We honor our country and our veterans who have made all of this possible (including for the tinker bells) and we can do it with actual real pride, not some put on show just to help our inferior complex “show we are different” type of crap. We ARE different from them…We work, have families, (and babies we make) enjoy and love the company (and marriage) of the opposite sex and don’t flaunt our differences dressing up like faries and prancing by the thousands in a parade in nearby San Francisco to be televised all over the world… 

*And yes, before it becomes an issue, I do believe in faries; I’ve seen them in SF for myself.  Let’s see if I can remember the Peter Pan story about believing in faries…oh yeal, so according to “Wikipedia” faries are powered “bypiezoelectric” crystals which can be energized by sound waves like made by clapping. So, right now if you don’t want any faries to expire, you can clap your hands. See, I do have a heart I just can’t type and clap at the same time… so I had to make a hard choice didn’t I?

The backlash from some residents have captured the mainstream media's attention, of course:

DIXON (CBS13) — Emotions flared Tuesday night as protesters tried to push Dixon’s vice mayor, Ted Hickman, from his position.

For the first time since publishing an article calling for a Straight Pride American Month, Hickman addressed the public, as angry citizens filled a city council meeting.

Hickman started the meeting off by saying he did not give up his First Amendment rights when he became an elected official. Still, many argue this goes beyond free speech and demanded his resignation. Some say they at least expect an apology. Neither came.

It's about time that elected officials who speak the truth about issues, or who share some humor on contentious issues, stop apologizing for doing so.

The LGBT Hate Movement has invaded every aspect of life, and now it's attacking the next generation in our education systems. Men and women of faith and conscience, as well as those who simply regarding biological components

“Any leader knows that words matter,” said one Dixon resident.

RELATED: Dixon Vice Mayor’s Call For ‘Straight Pride American Month’ Draws Backlash

His written words sparked international outrage, but on Tuesday, Hickman’s spoken words fell short on an unforgiving crowd, as he admitted to having just one regret about his controversial column appearing to attack the LGBT community.

“If I were to rewind time and write the column again, I would not use the words—sarcastically or not—of vice mayor, because I see where that may be unacceptable to some. That’s all I have to say,” said Hickman.

Fair enough. When a public official makes remarks that reflect his private views only, he needs to remove his title. Other than that, Hickman has every right to write whatever he wants.

With no apology issued, dozens of citizens called on him to step down.

Not going to happen, folks.

Dixon resident Alex Lopez said, “I care for you Mr. Hickman, I care about what you say, about what you write, about what you do. So, I ask that you do something good for the community and resign.”

Hickman recently made headlines after calling for a Straight Pride American Month and using derogatory language to describe gay men in a local paper.

What did he write? Notice that this report doesn't mention it. I would submit that he did not write anything negative or inappropriate.

“I kept reading and thought this can’t be real,” said Liam Pourner.

As people packed into council chambers, a spillover crowd watched from outside where a lone counter-protester, a chiropractor who traveled from Santa Clara, drew his own crowd as he defended Hickman and what he says is actually an attack on heterosexuals.

“This is a cultural battle. He’s just trying to have one straight pride,” said Dan Gruddman, Chairman of California Constitution Party.”

Interesting. Only one person showed up. We need more people of conscience to speak out and stand up for natural marriage, the role of the family, and Freedom of Speech.

But for the majority of people who showed up, it’s about acceptance for all and holding elected officials accountable.

“I do think for sure the rules committee needs to be convened,” said Dixon City Councilman Devin Minnema.

Why?

Minnema says he believes Hickman violated the city code of conduct and says he will push for punishment.

“We have three options that are available to us- admonishment, reprimand and censure.”

Oh, I am sure that Vice-Mayor Hickman is scared (NOT!)

There was also an effort to recall Hickman, but that is stalled at this point because legally a recall can’t happen within six months of an election. Hickman is running for re-election in November.

Fox News offered its own report, too. Click here.

Final Reflection

I wonder who is working behind the scenes to mobilize people to overrun the Dixon City Council Chambers. I doubt that a sudden surge of grassroots outrage has motivated this reaction to Vice-Mayor Hickman's remarks.

It's time for pro-family groups and activists around the state to support men of conviction and conscience, even if we don't like their sense of humor.

Please contact the Dixon City Council and show your support for Vice-Mayor Hickman standing with natural marriage and pro-family values.

Thom Bogue 

City Council
Title: Mayor
Phone: (707) 580-4955
Email Mayor Bogue

Steve Bird 

City Council
Title: Councilmember
Phone: (707) 685-5217
Email Councilmember Bird

Devon Minnema 

City Council
Title: Councilmember
Phone: (530) 848-3786
Email Councilmember Minnema

Ted Hickman 

City Council
Title: Councilmember
Phone: (707) 372-7007
Email Councilmember Hickman

Scott Pederson 

City Council
Title: Councilmember
Phone: (916) 284-3952
Email Councilmember Pederson

Please contact Vice Mayor Hickman and show your support, too!


Feel free to email me if you have any questions.
Email: arthur@massresistance.org

"No, I Wasn't Born This Way," Says the Openly Gay Milo Yiannopoulos

Now this statement should shock a lot of people.

Milo Yiannopoulos, the editor for Breitbart Tech, the counter-culture conservative who is shaking up campuses all over the United States, also identifies as gay.

But he does not hide behind the "Born That Way" lie.

He explains in full what happened:

This declaration was one of the most refreshing and accurate I had heard in a long time.

This coming from a man who still identifies as "gay."

He points out the sordid history behind this political farce, now turning into a tyrannical force in our culture.

And it's spreading world-wide.

The truth is--the whole "gay agenda" has been another liberal, progressive, American Democratic Party--media fraud pushed to further divide this country while consolidating more power for the government.

Let's be honest -- any government program based on falsehood is destined to create more pain and suffering all while attacking individual liberty and limited government.

The truth is that men and women are not born gay.

That is not to say, however, that it's a matter of brazen volition to enter into the homosexual culture.

Steven Crowder makes a compelling case for understanding that homosexuality is not a result of genetic determinants, but rather an complex issue from nurture (as opposed to nature), and more specfically a lack of nurturing (proper identity, etc):

Like Yiannopolous, Crowder identifies friends who do no like the gay lifestyle and they want out. They face terrible retribution from gay left activists who want to maintain the civil rights argument.

That is wrong.

The facts remain outstanding: there is no genetic evidence that homosexuality is a born trait.

Dr. David Pickup, who practices reparative therapy, offers a deeper answer for what motivates same-sex attraction:

But let's return to the comments from Milo ...

He asserts the political history behind the LGBT movement. They came up with a catty, deceptive lie, that men and women are born gay -- therefore, anyone who opposes gay marriage or the gay agenda is automatically a massive bigot.

For this reason, pro-family forces MUST confront the entire lie. There can be no peaceful coexistence with lies and with a destructive behavior which is spreading disease and  upending the fundamentals of our civilization.

No, homosexuals are not born that way. Their case is not a civil rights cause, but a government-induced fraud from the regressive left.

In fact, the LGBT movement stole the black communities' civil rights movement:

Pastor Bill Owens explains here:

Then why does Milo continue in the behavior? He stands to lose a lot of money and political clout ... or so he things.

Maybe the whole arrangement is a First Amendment gag from the outset, and Milo will one day announce he is abandoning the lifestyle, will get married, and have children.

By the way, this revelation is not unique with Yiannopoulos.

Ryan Sorba announced the same historical pattern at the Houston Stand4Truth Congress in October 2016:

Going into 2017. I anticipate that the whole LGBT movement will fall apart, just like the Soviet Union descended into chaos and dissipation in 1991.