http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/article/2012/03/10/hate-group-frontman-bradlee-dean-stirs-outrage-at-dunkerton-iowa-school

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2012/03/22/cost-to-spread-hate-at-a-public-school-2000/

Last has video of their talk in Iowa.

Homosexuality was addressed by our Founding Fathers and George Washington addressed homosexuality issuing orders for the military on March 14, 1778.

Congress issued the following edict:

The Commanders of . . . the thirteen United Colonies are strictly required to show in themselves a good example of honor and virtue to their officers and men and to be very vigilant in inspecting the behavior of all such as are under them, and to discountenance and suppress all dissolute, immoral, and disorderly practices, and also such as are contrary to the rules of discipline and obedience, and to correct those who are guilty of the same.

Noah Webster author of the first American dictionary and soldier in the Revolution defined the terms defined the terms “dissolute” and “immoral” that Congress used:

Dissolute: Loose in behavior and morals; given to vice and dissipation; wanton; lewd; debauched; not under the restraints of law; as a dissolute man: dissolute company.

Immoral: Inconsistent with moral rectitude; contrary to the moral or Divine law. . . . Every action is immoral which contravenes any Divine precept or which is contrary to the duties which men owe to each other.

In the 1930’s our government and nation started removing God, rewriting our history progressively eroding the morals that America was known for all over the world. Because no one is taught the original intend and God has been removed from education society thinks this is ok. Because Christians are not heard it appears the growing number of society that either are or tolerate homosexuality are destined for eternal damnation hence their passion.

Based on Bradley’s tone and trying to inform of homosexuals of the Muslim agenda I believe he truly cares wholeheartedly, loves and is concerned for homosexuals when he says:

I say this in their defense and for their eternal destination…Yet you have Muslims calling for your execution.

After seeing TheThirdJihad.com documentary my heart goes out to them. Not only are they a target for violence they are being used for an agenda and propaganda.

If Bradley didn’t care how come Google is full of pages of posts of offended people, multiple articles/radio shows, school functions etc.?

On the group’s radio show, broadcast live from the Heritage Foundation on May 22, co-leader Jake McMillian praised the actions of the African nation of Malawi which has recently arrested a gay couple for getting engaged.

“They are very conservative,” he said. “They sentence people for crimes against nature.”

Frontman Bradlee Dean added, “They are very moral; they uphold the laws.”

McMillian continued, “We have got countries all over the world that are standing for what’s right and what’s wrong. In Rwanda, there’s legislation right now that repeat offenders of homosexuality will spend their life in prison.”

“Yes!” interjected Dean.

“Because they love and value life and they love and value that which God gave,” said McMillian. “And so they enforce laws against that which destroys life which again is crimes against nature”

The group later brought in Bishop Harry Jackson, an anti-gay marriage activist in Washington, D.C., who praised the group’s work. “I believe a great awakening is about to come forth,” said Jackson. “I believe you are a part of it and those that hear the sound of your voice are revolutionaries.”

I’ve not heard of the Rwandan legislation. Last of any legislation I heard of there, Bob Hunter had lobbied against it and it was dropped. But I don’t doubt Dean and McMillian might be making it up as they go along.

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But their vilification has been going on for quite some time now:

“Bigotry and Hate-Mongering”

A year later, in Tennessee, Dean brought his group to speak and perform at Roane County High School. And the story was much the same.

According to the Oak Ridger, “RCHS Principal Jody McLoud apologized for any controversy or heartache the assembly generated. In addition to homosexuality, race and obesity, the materials reportedly also included such topics as suicide, drugs and premarital sex.”

“They encouraged bigotry and hate-mongering toward children that may not share their religious beliefs or who are struggling to find an identity or self-esteem,” said Laura Dailey, a parent of a Roane County High student, according to the article. The school district was forced to deal with the controversy by reiterating its policy that “forbids religious statements in schools.”

Who was it from NARTH who supported bullying gay children, Berger? Seems he’d love them.

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