Hate Crime Against Lesbians ?

So back in October of last year a lesbian couple in Colorado said someone painted "Kill The Gay" on their garage door and then the next day they found a noose hanging on their front door.

The pair Amiee Whitchurch and Christel Conklin said when asked why anyone would do such a thing that it could be because they don't pickup after their dogs ... poop I presume.

So outraged were the bloggers (and others) in LGBT blogdum that cries shouted out that a hate crime had been perpetrated against the pair.

Fast forward to now as the pair have been charged by local police for staging the whole thing. WHAT !! How could this be !?!

The pair are being accused of criminal mischief and filing a false report with Whitchurch also charged with forgery.

Of course the pair deny such allegations but have also said NO ! to a lie detector test.

So if these allegations prove to be true will all those outraged bloggers and others carry this Part Dux of the story or pretend it doesn't exist ?

Try the latter rather than the former boys and girls.

Elites like their face and will do everything to save it rather than admit .. oh shit were we sucked in !

Thanks to GayStarNews for putting up the story.

The Day Jared Max Came Out

It has been a year since ESPN Radio's Jared Max came out of the closet for all his listeners and world to see.

No small decision to make what with being an on-air personality on a major media network.

I'm reminded of this today as Jared has done a posting on FB thanking all who have supported him over the past year including of course ESPN.

In an article from a year ago on ESPN's website, Max said in his announcement to listeners, "Are we ready to have our sports information delivered by someone who's gay? Well, you know what, we are gonna find out," Max said. "Because for the last 16 years I've been living a free life among my close friends and family, and I've hidden behind what is a gargantuan-size secret here in the sports world. I am gay."

While Max's one year anniversary of coming out will most likely get little play in the world LGBT blogdumb, I do so because, and as Jared knows as I have written to him before, he did something I wish I could have done back in the 70's when I was a sports broadcaster.

Come out as a broadcaster who happens to be LGBT.

Thanks to Jared who helped pave the way for broadcasters who have and will in the future come out as LGBT.

Need I remind that it is not what you are but who you are which matters.

I look forward to the day when the former is of no consquence for those who work in the mass media.

Marriage Revolution Evolution

Above all, we must have great respect for these people who also suffer and who want to find their own way of correct living. On the other hand, to create a legal form of a kind of homosexual marriage, in reality, does not help these people.

Well it seems we've now come a bit further along in thinking than when Joseph Ratzinger aka Pope Benedict XVI said the above.

While we don't yet have the full Equality we're looking for Revolutions do take time oft one evolution at a time.

A New Gay Episcopal Bishop

While Dan Savage has joined the jackass ranking of atheist and church hater Joe Jervis during his anti-religion ranting last month before hundreds of high school students and caused many students to walk out during what was supposed to be a lecture on bullying, there is news to celebrate which will no doubt cause Savage and Jervis do back flips in their anti-religion cesspool as it has been announced a married gay priest of the Episcopal Church is being considered as a replacement for Bishop of New Hampshire Gene Robinson.

Reports came out Monday that Reverend William W. Rich who is a senior associate pastor at the Trinity Church in Boston, MA has been nominated by a search committee in replacing the retiring Robinson.

Robinson who was elevated to Bishop in 2003 has cited as one reason for stepping down and retiring death threats which have been made against him.

The selection of the new Bishop will be held later this month on the 19th in Concord, NH by secret ballot with 200 clergy and lay elected leaders casting votes.