120 pro-family leaders outraged after U.S. ambassador participates in Czech ‘gay pride’
by Thaddeus
Baklinski
PRAGUE, August
22, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) —
Pro-family leaders around the world have condemned an endorsement by the U.S.
ambassador to the Czech Republic of a Czech homosexual festival held over the
weekend.
The World
Congress of Families (WCF) issued an open letter signed by
more than 120 pro-family and pro-life leaders from 11 countries, after U.S.
Ambassador to the Czech Republic Norman Eisen addressed the opening of the
Prague Pride Festival on August 13.
“I am truly
honored to be here today representing the United States and President Obama in
the effort to ensure the rights of the global LGBT community,” Eisen said,
adding that he spoke on behalf of ambassadors from Belgium, Britain, Canada,
Finland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, and the charge d’affaires of
the Danish and Dutch embassies, who signed a letter of support for the
homosexual event.
Norman Eisen |
The signatories
of the WCF letter note that the Obama administration has made promoting
homosexual “rights” – including same-sex “marriage” – a foreign policy
priority. However, they say, “The Obama’s administration’s embrace of ‘same-sex
marriage’ has been overwhelmingly rejected by the American people.”
The letter also
argues that it is ironical that those who complain about “cultural imperialism”
are trying to force the worldviews of the American left on societies with
traditional values.
“The United
Nations has never affirmed homosexual marriage or rights,” while the UN
Universal Declaration of Human Rights specifically says that “men and
women…have a right to marry and found a family,” the letter observes.
The letter
concludes with a commendation of Michal Semin, chairman of Akce DOST (Action
ENOUGH), and other Czech pro-life and pro-family leaders for their stalwart
defense of the natural family.
Akce DOST, which
organized
pro-life and pro-family counter-demonstrations to take place at the same
time as the “Prague Pride 2012” event, delivered a letter of protest to the
mayor of Prague and the U.S. Embassy stating, “The festival mostly represents a
week-long party of homoeroticism and [the] pornographic industry.”
Descriptions and
photos of the DOST counter-demonstrations in Prague are available on the
group’s website (in Czech) here.
The full text of
the “Letter by pro-family leaders worldwide protesting participation of the US
Embassy in Prague “Gay Pride” parade” is available here.
Contact
information:
Norman L. Eisen
Ambassador of the United States to the Czech Republic
Tržiště 15
118 01 Praha 1 - Malá Strana
Czech Republic
Phone: (+420) 257 022 000
Fax: (+420) 257 022 809
Email: linhartovaa@state.gov
Ambassador of the United States to the Czech Republic
Tržiště 15
118 01 Praha 1 - Malá Strana
Czech Republic
Phone: (+420) 257 022 000
Fax: (+420) 257 022 809
Email: linhartovaa@state.gov
Source: LifeSiteNews,
via Julio Severo in English: www.lastdayswatchman.blogspot.com
Comment by Julio Severo: I am not only one of the signatories of this
pro-family letter, but I have just sent the following message to the US ambassador:
To Mr. Norman L. Eisen (linhartovaa@state.gov)
Dear Mr. Eisen
Recently, Billy Graham said, “If God doesn’t punish
America, He’ll have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.”
He is right, not only because he is a prominent
minister, but also because the Founder Fathers, if they saw America today,
would have most surely agreed with him.
Are you sure that they would have wanted sodomy to be
a cause for pride in the US government and society?
Are you sure that they would have tolerated it?
Are you sure that they had envisioned a Republic that
would impose it on other nations?
The Bible, the most revered book in the American
history and read by the most prominent US presidents, says, “Do not be
deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap.”
(Galatians 6:7 ESV)
Julio
Severo
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