Why Homosexuality MUST Be Recriminalized! Part 3

[GFR7]

Which homosexual periodical/website do you write for GFR7?

I worked for a publishing company which had newspapers, and they would get you Presidential Press Passes if you agreed to go out and cover the rallies.

This was not a gay place, although I did have a stint with a gay publication later. You do know, don't you, that non-gays can write/edit for gay publications?

 

[aCultureWarrior]

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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior View Post
Which homosexual periodical/website do you write for GFR7?

I worked for a publishing company which had newspapers, and they would get you Presidential Press Passes if you agreed to go out and cover the rallies.

This was not a gay place, although I did have a stint with a gay publication later. You do know, don't you, that non-gays can write/edit for gay publications?

I suppose it's possible that a heterosexual male could work for a publication that has nothing but drag queens, fairies and bull dykes on it's staff. The question is: Why would he want to?

The next question is: Did they know that you were a "social conservative"? (cough cough cough).

I probably posted this long list of homosexual publications in the culture section in Part 1, but here it is again.

From wikipedia

United States[edit]

News and information[edit]
The Advocate (LPI Media). ISSN 0001-8996.
Pink Magazine (David Cohen).
biMagazine (American Institute of Bisexuality)., covering the Arts, Culture & Society
Compete Magazine (Media Out Loud LLC)., Coverage of sports events and stories about athletes within the Gay Community
Edge (Edge Media Network)., national network covering LGBT news and entertainment.
The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide (Gay & Lesbian Review, Inc). ISSN 1532-1118.
GALA Magazine (Christine F. Gerity)., Print and online magazine; a voice for unseen, unheard, and undiscovered artists within the LGBT community.
G.L.A.M. (Gay & Lesbian Alternative Magazine) (GLAM Magazine, LLC)., The magazine for GLBT artist & musicians
GaySOFLA Magazine Online., South Florida
Lambda book report (Lambda Rising, Inc). ISSN 1048-9487. OCLC 21076801.
Lesbian News (Jinx Beers). ISSN 0739-1803.
LGBT-Today.com (Gay Nichols Publishing, LLC)., covering LGBT activism from the intelligent view.
LGBTNation.
LivingOUT, was a biweekly newspaper published by LivingOUT Media Group in Minnesota from June, 2004 through June, 2005.[8]
National Gay News (Norm E. Kent).
OMG! Magazine (OMG Multimedia Companies, LLC).
Out Front (Q Publishing Group).
Jess Lemin. Queer'd Magazine (Queerd Entertainment).
The TransGen Times (TheTransGenTimes.com)., News about the TransGender Experience[9]

Regional[edit]

A–M[edit]
ACCESSline Newspaper (ACCESS). OCLC 26340233., launch 1986
Ambush Magazine (Baton Rouge, La.). OCLC 10903339., Southeast
Bay Area Reporter (Benro Enterprises). OCLC 26378505., San Francisco
Bay Times Media (Sullivan Communications, Inc)., San Francisco launch 1978, new owner, 8/1/2011
Bay Windows (Alyson Publications). ISSN 0883-4334., New England, launched 1983
Between the Lines (Pride Source Media Group). ISSN 1080-7551., Detroit, launched 1993
Boston Spirit Magazine., Greater Boston and New England
Bulletin, The (Triangle Media). ISSN 0889-6593., California
CampKC (CampOut). OCLC 86069284., Kansas City Metropolitan Area
Chicago Phoenix (Merewell LLC)., Illinois
City News Los Angeles. OCLC 12056628., Los Angeles
cityXtra Magazine (Central and North Florida), published since 2010
Diversity Rules Magazine. OCLC 319832008., Oneonta, New York
Dallas Voice, The (Voice Publishing). ISSN 0888-2517., Dallas, Texas
David Atlanta (David Atlanta Inc.). OCLC 72899775., Atlanta, Georgia
Palm Springs Desert Daily Guide Weekly (DDG MEDIA GROUP Will Paige). OCLC 54477925., Palm Springs, California launched 1994
Empty Closet (Gay Alliance of Genesee Valley)., Rochester, New York
Erie Gay News. ISSN 2159-1792. OCLC 694108900., Erie PA, launch 1992
EscapeOKC Magazine. - Oklahoma City
Family & Friends Magazine (A & P Publications)., Memphis, Tennessee[10]
Fenuxe Magazine (TW Media Group, LLC). ISSN 2157-006X. OCLC 72899775., Atlanta, Georgia
Frontiers (Frontiers Media). ISSN 1526-1972., launch 1981
GAY CHIC Magazine (Viral PR Agency, LLC)., Chicago, Illinois, Launch 2013
Gay City News (Community Media). OCLC 50274748., New York, launch 1994 originally as Lesbian Gay New York.
Gay Life (GLCCB). OCLC 47694046., Baltimore, Maryland
Gay People's Chronicle (KWIR Publications). ISSN 1070-177X., Ohio, launch 1985
Element Q magazine., Albany, New York
Gayzette (Society for Senior Gay and Lesbian Citizens). OCLC 52935673., California
Gayzette (Gay and Lesbian Democrats). OCLC 28596908., Denver, Colorado
Gayzette (Coast to Coast). OCLC 54477955., Florida
Gayzette (District 202). OCLC 50756390., Minnesota
GO NYC (Go NYC Media). OCLC 54069461., New York, Lesbian oriented
Gossip Boy., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
GRAB (Grabbys, LLC)., Chicago, Illinois
HotSpots Magazine. launched 1986, Central and South Florida
Houston Voice (2011-Present) (J. Galloway & S. Tilota). ISSN 2164-9243., Texas, Revived version of Houston Voice
Houston Voice (1973-2009) (T. Nelson (H. McClurg 1973-1993)). OCLC 31485329., Texas, originally known as the Montrose Star
IN2IT Magazine., Texas
InsideOut Weekly. (Nashville, Tennessee)
ION Arizona (JMT Designs, Inc.)., free, Arizona, launched originally as IONAZ in 2001
L Style G Style Magazine, launched 2006, Austin, TX
Lambda Magazine., launched 1976, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Liberty Press, The (The Liberty Press). OCLC 34715465., launch 1994, Kansas
Metro Weekly (Isosceles). OCLC 55969798., free, launch 1994, Washington D.C.
Mom...Guess What! Newsmagazine (Guess What Media). OCLC 73351731., launch 1978, Sacramento,California

N–Z[edit]
Next Magazine (New York City)
ON Magazine (Media Mojo). (San Francisco Bay Area/Silicon Valley)
Our Lives. (Madison, Wisconsin)
Out & About Newspaper (Nashville, Tennessee)
Out Front Colorado (Denver)
Out on the Town (Florida Panhandle, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana)
Out Las Vegas (Stonewall Publishing). (Las Vegas metropolitan area, Nevada)
Outlook Arizona (Outlook Arizona, LLC). (Phoenix, Arizona)
Outlook Columbus (Columbus, Ohio) (Outlook Media)
Outwrite Newsmagazine (University of California, Los Angeles)
Panzee Press (Panzee Press, LLC). (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
Templateop Scene Magazine = Pop Life Press (New York , NY)
Q Magazine, Key West, Florida
Q-Notes (Pride Publishing & Typesetting). Charlotte, North Carolina, North Carolina, South Carolina
Queer Sacramento. (Sacramento, California)
Queer Life. (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
Queertopia (QueerInk, LLC). (Minneapolis, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota)
Quest (Green Bay, Wisconsin)
QSaltLake (Salt Lake City, Utah) (Salt Lick Publishing)
QVegas. (Las Vegas, Nevada) (QLV Holdings, Inc.) 1978-present
SHOUT Texas Magazine.
South Florida Gay News (SFGN), Fort Lauderdale, Florida (SouthFloridaGayNews.com, Inc.)
SPOTS.
SPLASH. (Naples/Fort Myers/Sarasota, Florida)
The Rainbow Times (Boston, MA) (The Rainbow Times, LLC; ISSN 2169-6128)
The Vital Voice. (St. Louis)
Trade : queer things (Trade). ISSN 1492-0018., Ontario
Triangle journal news (Printers Ink). OCLC 28824568., Memphis, Tennessee
United We Stand – Kentucky's LGBTI News, Richmond, Kentucky (United We Stand Media, LLC.)
Vital Voice- Life and Style magazine celebrating the St. Louis and Midwest LGBT communitySt. Louis, Missouri (Vital VOICE Omni Media)
Washington Blade (Washington, D.C.) (Window Media; ISSN 0278-9892)
Watermark & Watermark Online - Celebrating 20yrs as Central Florida's only LGBT news source (Florida)
What's Happening Magazine (Florida)
Windy City Times (Windy City Media Group; ISSN 1049-698X)
Wire Magazine (Florida)
Wisconsin Gazette (Wisconsin)

Lifestyle[edit]
A Bear's Life Magazine (Bear Brothers)
Connextions Magazine
Curve (Outspoken Enterprises; ISSN 1087-867X)
The Rainbow Times (The Rainbow Times, LLC)
Echo Magazine (ACE Publishing)
Envy Man (Envy Media Group)
Gay Parent Magazine (Gay Parent; ISSN 1545-6714)
GayWebMoney Magazine
Icarus, the Magazine of Gay Speculative Fiction
Instinct (Instinct Magazine; ISSN 1096-0058)
JustUsBoys Magazine
Lavender Magazine (Lavender Lifestyles Marketing; ISSN 1542-3611)
LGBT Living & Weddings Magazine
MetroSource (Metrosource Publishing, Inc.; ISSN 1529-935X )
My Comrade
Next Door Magazine
''noiZe Magazine (The Premier Guide to Dance, Festival and Circuit Events Worldwide.; ISSN 1944-5741 )
OMG! Magazine (publisher= OMG Multimedia Companies, LLC)
Out (LPI Media; ISSN 1062-7928)
OUT THERE" (publisher= Brown Tiger; ISSN 2043-9210 2043-9210)
Pride & Equality Magazine
R* (evedesasas; ISSN 1948-5042)
Queerd
Qr Magazine (Qr Media; ISSN 2027-9531)
qvMagazine
RFD Magazine (RFD Press Inc.; ISSN 0149-709X)
Same-Sex Married Life | 10 Thousand Couples (a FREE e-zine for men and women in committed same-sex relationships)
She Magazine (She Girls, LLC)
Transgender tapestry (I.F.G.E). ISSN 1083-0006. OCLC 32692689.
Velvetpark (Velvetpark Magazine; ISSN 1540-3777)
VizionsMagazine.NET (QNA Media Group, LLC)
Xodus USA (Xodus USA; ISSN 1542-2755)
Zeus (Fenocia Publishing Company, Inc; ISSN 1948-5042)

Health[edit]
POZ Magazine (Smart + Strong). ISSN 1075-5705., launched 1994

Travel[edit]
Passport Magazine (Q Communications). ISSN 1531-0213.

Out of print[edit]
411 Magazine, South Florid Blade
abOUT (Toronto, Buffalo)
After Dark
Anything That Moves
Bear Magazine (Brush Creek Media; ISSN 1049-6521)
Blackfire (BLK Publishing Co.; ISSN 1043-3271)
Black Lace (BLK Publishing Co.; ISSN 1049-3298)
BLK (Los Angeles, California), (BLK Publishing Co.; ISSN 1043-0075)
Chicago Free Press (Novus Publishing). OCLC 42850110.
Christopher Street
Church Street Freedom Press (Nashville, TN) (Published by Freedom Press Publishing)
DRUM (Philadelphia) 1964–1967. Published by the Janus Society.
ETC (Atlanta, Georgia)
Gay Community News (Boston/Cambridge, Massachusetts), (Bromfield Street Educational Foundation; ISSN 0147-0728)
Gaysweek (New York City), (New York Gay News, Inc.; ISSN 0145-9104)
Genre (Genre Publishing; ISSN 1074-5246)
Girlfriends (Girlfriends Magazine; ISSN 1078-8875)
HERO Magazine
Homocore
In the Family (Family Magazine, Inc; ISSN 1083-4095)
Kuumba (BLK Publishing Co.; ISSN 1049-328X)
The Ladder (magazine)
LivingOUT (Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota) (LivingOUT Media)
Our Families (Sacramento, California)
OUT/LOOK National Lesbian and Gay Quarterly (San Francisco (The OUT/LOOK Foundation)
OutWeek
OutTraveler., once provided as a supplement to LPI Media publications like Out Magazine and The Advocate The Out Traveler is no longer in publication.
Q-Ragg newspaper (Sacramento, California)
Queen's Quarterly 1969 to about 1982[11]
Salt Lake Metro (Salt Lake City, Utah) (Metro Publishing)
This Side Up Newspaper (Sacramento, California)
Southern Voice
Triangle Report (Sacramento, California)
Venus Magazine
fab! Newspaper Los Angeles
Vice Versa
XY (XY Publishing; ISSN 1522-8614)
YGA (Young Gay America)

Scholarly[edit]
Gai Saber (Auréville : Les Dames). ISSN 0047-4916.
Gay Books Bulletin (Gay Academic Union, NY Chapter). ISSN 1043-383X.
Gay literature (D. Curzon). ISSN 0193-838X.
GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies (Duke University Press). OCLC 759829458.
The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review (Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus). ISSN 1077-6591.
International Journal of Transgenderism (IJT) (Symposion Publishing). ISSN 1434-4599.
Journal of Bisexuality (Haworth Press). ISSN 1529-9716., online version ISSN 1529-9724
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Issues in Education (Harrington Park Press). ISSN 1541-0889., online version ISSN 1541-0870
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Politics. ISSN 1537-9426.
Journal of Homosexuality (Haworth Press). ISSN 0091-8369., online version ISSN 1540-3602
Law and Sexuality (Tulane University School of Law). ISSN 1062-0680.
Lesbian Review of Books (The Lesbian Review of Books). ISSN 1077-5684.
National Journal of Sexual Orientation Law. ISSN 1552-8901.

Historical research resources[edit]
International Directory of Gay and Lesbian Periodicals (Oryx Press, 1987), ISBN 0-89774-297-4.
Lesbian Periodicals Index (1986), ISBN 0-930044-74-6.
Lesbian Sources: A Bibliography of Periodical Articles, 1970–1990 (1993), ISBN 0-8153-0782-9.
Our Own Voices: A Directory of Lesbian and Gay Periodicals, 1890–1990: Including the Complete Holdings of the Canadian Gay Archives (Canadian Gay Archives, 1991), ISBN 0-9690981-6-2.
Women's and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Movements (LGBT) Periodicals Collection, 1968–2005, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LGBT_periodicals

Which one did you work for princess?

 

[GFR7]

1. I was a free lance, independent contractor. I was not sitting in an office gabbing with the others.

2. I made excellent money and contacts.

3. Yes, they actually did know that I was a social conservative. I suppose in Kentucky there is no mixing of the political spheres but in the NYC area, there actually is.

I notice the Provincetown Banner is missing (gay enclave newspaper, but still just a newspaper, I suppose) also Gay News Network, I didn't see Pink News or Gay Star News there although I skimmed it....Those last are UK based, although they have US correspondents.

And if I say I don't attend Pride Parades,
that means I don't attend Pride Parades, see?

 

[GFR7]

This adorable guy just stopping by to wish aCW sweet dreams and good night.

Opie Opossum says: " Remember: Postmodernism is something which must be overcome. What have YOU done to overcome it? 'Night."

 

[aCultureWarrior]

Originally Posted by GFR7
I worked for a publishing company which had newspapers, and they would get you Presidential Press Passes if you agreed to go out and cover the rallies.

This was not a gay place, although I did have a stint with a gay publication later. You do know, don't you, that non-gays can write/edit for gay publications?

Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior

I suppose it's possible that a heterosexual male could work for a publication that has nothing but drag queens, fairies and bull dykes on it's staff. The question is: Why would he want to?

1. I was a free lance, independent contractor. I was not sitting in an office gabbing with the others.

2. I made excellent money and contacts.

As far as the contacts, I bet that you did.

 

[aCultureWarrior]

Gosh, this is a real shocker...

Homosexual HRC Founder Arrested for Raping 15-Year-Old Boy

Nov. 20, 2014

Yet another high profile “gay” activist has been arrested for homosexual assault on a child. This time authorities caught one of the big fish (a rainbow trout?): Terrance Patrick Bean founded the “Human Rights Campaign” (HRC), which is one of the world’s largest, wealthiest and most powerful anti-Christian organizations. HRC was developed for the sole purpose of pushing the extremist homosexual political agenda. Bean is also a major player for the DNC and a big Obama supporter.
Read more at http://barbwire.com/2014/11/20/homosexual-hrc-founder-arrested-raping-15-year-old-boy/

HRC founder and accused rapist, 66 year old Terence Patrick Bean

 

[Rusha]

Okie. Whatever that means. :think: :salute:

You messed up the messages I was leaving for aCW with this chatter. :sibbie:

That's too bad ...

And it is NOT a waste of space; it is very important work!!!!!!!!!! :sibbie:

Posting numerous articles, gifs and acting as though you are overly offended in not "very important work".

[/IMG]http://www.jimella.nildram.co.uk/nufsed/mind.gif [/IMG]

Oh ... what a shame I didn't repost your *thoughtful*, forum-altering gif.

There is no "mind your own business" when you willingly come to a forum to participate.

For you, it's drama.

 

[GFR7]

That's too bad ...



Posting numerous articles, gifs and acting as though you are overly offended in not "very important work".I thought it WAS. :AMR1:



Oh ... what a shame I didn't repost your *thoughtful*, forum-altering gif.

There is no "mind your own business" when you willingly come to a forum to participate.

For you, it's drama.

:think:.............................. :AMR1:

 

[GFR7]

Gosh, this is a real shocker...

Homosexual HRC Founder Arrested for Raping 15-Year-Old Boy

Nov. 20, 2014

Yet another high profile “gay” activist has been arrested for homosexual assault on a child. This time authorities caught one of the big fish (a rainbow trout?): Terrance Patrick Bean founded the “Human Rights Campaign” (HRC), which is one of the world’s largest, wealthiest and most powerful anti-Christian organizations. HRC was developed for the sole purpose of pushing the extremist homosexual political agenda. Bean is also a major player for the DNC and a big Obama supporter.
Read more at http://barbwire.com/2014/11/20/homosexual-hrc-founder-arrested-raping-15-year-old-boy/

HRC founder and accused rapist, 66 year old Terence Patrick Bean

Not a bit surprised. :AMR1:

Towleroad posted this,

did you see that, aCW? :think:


It was a set-up. :jawdrop:

Bean's lawyer, Kristen Winemiller, said in a statement that Bean has cooperated with the investigation, adding that it's her client who was the "victim of an extortion ring'' by several men.

Winemiller released this statement: "Terry Bean is a highly respected community leader who has devoted his life to bettering our community. Over the course of several months in 2013-2014 Terry was the victim of an extortion ring led by several men known to law enforcement. This current arrest is connected to the ongoing investigation of that case in which Mr. Bean has fully cooperated. No allegations against Terry Bean should be taken at face value. We look forward to the opportunity to clear his name.''

http://www.towleroad.com/2014/11/hr...ested-charged-with-sex-abuse-of-a-minor-.html

 

[GFR7]

For you, it's drama.

Do you really think that could be true???????? :jawdrop:

 

[GFR7]

As far as the contacts, I bet that you did.

Are you saying I should NOT have garnered any
contacts while working as a reporter? :think:

 

[aCultureWarrior]

Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Homosexual HRC Founder Arrested for Raping 15-Year-Old Boy

Not a bit surprised. :AMR1:

Towleroad posted this,

did you see that, aCW? :think:

It appears that accused pederast Terry Bean's ex boyfriend, 25 year old Kiah Lawson, can't keep his hands off of underage boys either.

Terry Bean's Former Boyfriend Arrested

Nov. 20, 2014

Kiah Lawson, a former boyfriend of prominent Portland real estate developer and political fundraiser Terry Bean, was arrested last night in Portland.

Lawson, 25, was arrested in connection with the same alleged crimes that prompted Portland police to arrest Bean yesterday: allegations of sodomy in the third degree and sexual abuse of a 15-year-old boy in Lane County last year.

Lawson and Bean's tempestuous relationship, which included mutual restraining orders and Bean's allegation that the younger man tried to extort money from him, led a WW cover story earlier this year. As WW reported, Bean went to the Multnomah County District Attorney seeking an investigation of Lawson and his allies. But in the end, that investigation uncovered Bean and Lawson's alleged crimes.

Lawson's arrest was first reported by The Oregonian.

Bean and Lawson will be arraigned in Lane County, where the alleged crimes took place.

Accused pederasts Terry Bean and Kiah Lawson in happier days (when they got away with molesting underage boys).

 

[aCultureWarrior]

I have to confess, I am a bit starstruck that a homosexual journalist has come to TOL and posts regularly in this thread!

Who knows, GFR7 could be the next Andy Cooper (seen here putting his dibs on a little African boy before Terry Bean gets him...)

or Donnie Lemon (seen here with his fellow sodomite so-called "journalists" at a NLGJA function...and yes, that is Fox News Shepard Smith on the right).
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/n...ow-ashleigh-banfield-amy-news-photo/479828943

GFR7: Please tell the followers of this 3 part thread the things you wrote about, some of the "contacts" you made, and if you're currently a card carrying member of the National Lesbian Gay Journalist Association.

http://nlgja.org/

 

[GFR7]

I will do nothing of the kind. :AMR1: (Although you would not believe the Presidential Press passes I received, the press conferences I attended, the candidates I covered, the Governor's Balls my spouse and I went to. Those were the days. :nono: )

I thought when you called me "Cupcake", it was a special term of endearment.

Now I see on my sons' Facebook feed that it's just some Teabagger lingo.

I hate you and I feel like crying.

 

[aCultureWarrior]

Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior

GFR7: Please tell the followers of this 3 part thread the things you wrote about, some of the "contacts" you made, and if you're currently a card carrying member of the National Lesbian Gay Journalist Association.

I will do nothing of the kind. :AMR1: (Although you would not believe the Presidential Press passes I received, the press conferences I attended, the candidates I covered, the Governor's Balls...

Wow, you're a legend in your own mind.

So what's a hotshot homosexual journalist like you doing blogging on a Christian conservative website...is it an assignment?

 

[GFR7]

Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior

GFR7: Please tell the followers of this 3 part thread the things you wrote about, some of the "contacts" you made, and if you're currently a card carrying member of the National Lesbian Gay Journalist Association.



Wow, you're a legend in your own mind.

So what's a hotshot homosexual journalist like you doing blogging on a Christian conservative website...is it an assignment?

I don't have to be a "legend" to be proud of all I did in the '90s (and up to about 2005).

It was a very good stint, and a lot of fun to go to press conferences with journalists (I was just an independent).

What I found out is, all you need is a Presidential press pass (at least in the '90s) and you instantly are seated with reporters from the New York Times, people from MTV, etc. , and allowed into press conferences for Governors and congressmen. Of course I took it seriously, but the point is, I was not a journalist by profession; just an independent free lance writer.

We went to Governor's balls because my brother-in-law worked PR for the Governor's office. Also, my cousin was a state Senator. So there was a network and connections, and we were covering Diaz and some of the up and coming politicians.

Of course this is not a good time; I'm alone now and don't want to do anything - and yes, I am sitting around smoking and posting. Seriously. How the mighty have fallen. Grrrrrrr now I am in a bad mood.

 

[aCultureWarrior]

Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior

Wow, you're a legend in your own mind.

So what's a hotshot homosexual journalist like you doing blogging on a Christian conservative website...is it an assignment?

I don't have to be a "legend" to be proud of all I did in the '90s (and up to about 2005).

Amongst the things that you did was "a stint with a homosexual publication". I'd hardly call that something to be proud of GFR7. How does it feel to be partially responsible for the decay of American laws and culture?

It was a very good stint, and a lot of fun to go to press conferences with journalists (I was just an independent).

What I found out is, all you need is a Presidential press pass (at least in the '90s) and you instantly are seated with reporters from the New York Times, people from MTV, etc. , and allowed into press conferences for Governors and congressmen. Of course I took it seriously, but the point is, I was not a journalist by profession; just an independent free lance writer.

We went to Governor's balls because my brother-in-law worked PR for the Governor's office. Also, my cousin was a state Senator. So there was a network and connections, and we were covering Diaz and some of the up and coming politicians.

Of course this is not a good time; I'm alone now and don't want to do anything - and yes, I am sitting around smoking and posting. Seriously. How the mighty have fallen. Grrrrrrr now I am in a bad mood.

(Oh how those on recreational drugs have visions of grandeur).

 

[GFR7]

I must admit, your Anderson Cooper pic and caption was funny as all hell.

:wave2:

 

[GFR7]

Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior

Wow, you're a legend in your own mind.

So what's a hotshot homosexual journalist like you doing blogging on a Christian conservative website...is it an assignment?



Amongst the things that you did was "a stint with a homosexual publication". I'd hardly call that something to be proud of GFR7. How does it feel to be partially responsible for the decay of American laws and culture?



(Oh how those on recreational drugs have visions of grandeur).

Never did drugs.
No delusions of grandeur or any others. Was working as an editor, not political. Independent contractor.
YKWIM? :think:
How does it feel to be responsible for Lawrence v TX, Karl? Hmmmmmmm?

 

[aCultureWarrior]

I must admit, your Anderson Cooper pic and caption was funny as all hell.

:wave2:

Speaking of foreign homosexuals raping African boys:

Ugandan lawmakers draft new anti-gay traditional family bill

Nov. 20, 2014

KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) -- Ugandan lawmakers have drafted a new anti-gay bill that could be introduced for debate in the country's parliament before Christmas, a parliamentarian said Thursday.

The new bill is in "advanced stages" and will focus on punishing the promotion of homosexuality, said Ugandan lawmaker Latif Ssebaggala, a strong supporter of anti-gay legislation.

"We believe that before Christmas we will be through with it. It is a strong bill," he said. "The element of promotion was strengthened, putting in place measures against people who lure young people into these sex acts."

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said anti-gay legislation threatens the country's economic ties with the West. But there is a growing movement here for new legislation following the nullification earlier this year of an anti-gay law on procedural grounds.
Read more: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...ME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-11-20-10-02-57

B. Hussein, Andy and Donnie aren't going to be happy with Uganda.