Three well-known pro-family activists appeared at a press conference in Augusta on Wednesday to expose the hidden agenda of the same sex marriage movement. The press conference was heavily attended by reporters, who in addition to hearing the unvarnished truth about the homosexual rights movement, got a much-needed lecture on journalistic ethics.
After the three pro-family leaders huddled for prayer, Paul Madore, director of the Maine Grassroots Coalition opened the press conference by saying that the
campaign for homosexual marriage was like a Hollywood production, "a 'Rocky' movie in which the referee is on the fight." Throughout the press conference, Madore faulted the media for their blatantly obvious double standard in the battle over homosexual marriage.
Madore then introduced Peter LaBarbera, founder of Americans for Truth about Homosexuality. LaBarbera pointed out that the media have failed to explore the connection between national homosexual "rights" groups such as the Human Rights Campaign, the National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce, and the No on 1 campaign.
LaBarbera brought up the connection between the National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce and the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, an organization which promotes an extremely liberal view of human sexuality. LaBarbera claimed that this aspect of the homosexual "rights" movement is as offensive as Fred Phelps, but is entirely ignored by the press.
LaBarbera also claimed that the wholesome images shown in the No on 1 TV ads hide the true nature of homosexuality and the homosexual subculture. LaBarbera shared his own horror at the exhibits he saw at Chicago's "Leather Museum," a museum which played a role in the story of the killing of South Portland resident Fred Wilson. LaBarbera also lamented the fact that books such as "The Harvey Milk Story" are already being used in the public schools to normalize homosexuality in the minds of school children.
When LaBarbera finished, Brian Camenker of the Massachusetts organization Mass Resistance stepped forward, and made the startling revelation that much of the lobbying for the same sex marriage law in Maine was done by homosexual activists from Massachusetts. Camenker went on to explain the effect of homosexual marriage in his state, which included handing out homosexualist propaganda to school children a mere three weeks after homosexual marriage became legal. Camenker also discussed court rulings in Massachusetts which state that teachers are obligated to teach school children about homosexual marriage.
Towards the end of the press conference, Paul Madore astutely observed that much of the motivation for homosexual activism in Maine, including the so-called "Volunteer Vacations," is a result of the loss on Proposition 8 in California. Homosexual activists are still smarting from that loss, and Madore stated that there will be voter fraud on November 3rd by activists trying to win by any means possible.
Peter LaBarbera summed up the press conference by saying that the vote on same sex marriage is really about the acceptance and normalization of homosexuality.
It should be noted that many of the reporters took an adversarial tone, and many of the questions were intended to score points for the homosexual "rights" movement. Other reporters were fair and objective, and asked questions for the sake of gaining new information. But the closing scene in which fawning reporters swarmed around a beaming Jesse Connolly (shown below), says it all. Jesse Connolly is of course, the leader of the No on 1 campaign, and finds a willing echo chamber in a biased and compliant press.
As the reporters and the public filed out of the Hall of Flags, Madore, Camenker, and LaBarbera all seemed exceptionally pleased with the result of the press conference, confident that the truth about the homosexual "rights" movement was being told at last.
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