U.S. foreign policy at the service of homosexual imperialism: U.S. ambassador to Brazil meets gay activists
By
Julio
Severo
When
she was Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton said that human rights are
universal and gay rights are human rights and human rights are gay rights, meaning
that if men and women can marry and adopt children, homosexuals have the same
right.
“Human
rights are universal. I talked today with representatives of the LGBTI
community in Brazil about the challenges they face. It is important to promote
human dignity and inalienable rights for everyone.”
In
response, I said:
Mr. Ambassador,
gay groups in Brazil have had too many rights and privileges for years. From the
past socialist administrations, they received millions in funds, even to make school
gay materials to indoctrinate children.
The language of “dignity”
and “human rights” is used a lot by Brazilian socialists and was used a lot by
Obama and Hillary Clinton to advance the gay agenda, and now do you, as an
evangelical, do the same thing?
Lula, Brazil’s former socialist president,
placed Brazil as the first nation in the world to introduce a proposal in the United
Nations classifying homosexuality as an inalienable human right in 2004.
I led the Brazilian opposition to this,
and U.S. evangelicals, including Focus on the Family, helped me in the
opposition. Since Brazil does not advocate the execution of homosexuals, why do
you want to support these groups that work against Christian values and
families?
What is your real interest?
I would understand if you went to Saudi Arabia to defend homosexuals, who are
executed under Saudi Islamic laws. But defending gay groups in Brazil, where
these groups have been persecuting Christians for years? What’s your interest?
In
Brazil, Luiz Inácio “Lula” da Silva ruled as a socialist president from 2003 to
2009. I spent every year of his administration hearing from him that gay rights
were human rights. Lula was committed to this cause in Brazil and at the United
Nations. There was even an alliance between Brazil’s socialist government and
the Obama administration to advance homosexual causes at the United Nations.
Then,
with the Obama administration (2009-2016), I spent years hearing, especially from
Hillary, that human rights are gay rights.
Now,
I see U.S. embassies under Trump campaigning for homosexuality all over the
world.
In
2019 the Brazilian Supreme Court
criminalized “homophobia,” at the request of a homosexual
organization that years ago demanded actions from the Lula administration
against me. “Homophobia” includes criticisms of homosexual depravities in its
definition.
Gays
in Brazil can get married. They can adopt children. But instead of defending
the human rights of children who are condemned to adoption by homosexuals, the
U.S. ambassador has sided with Brazilian homosexualists who are full of rights
and privileges and want much more.
I
would perfectly understand homosexual propaganda in U.S. embassies under the
Obama administration, who was a leftist committed to destroying the family. But
why is the Trump administration continuing Obama’s homosexualist legacy?
In
June 2020, Ambassador Todd celebrated Gay “Pride”
Day in Brazil, as if homosexuality was a source of
pride.
In
fact, in partnership with the United Nations and European nations, the U.S. Embassy in Brazil celebrated
the Gay “Pride” Month.
As
a nation with a strong evangelical and conservative history, the United States
had strong laws against sodomy (homosexuality). These laws were overturned in
the 1990s not by conservatives, but by leftists.
Therefore,
I do not understand how Mr. Todd, who is evangelical and in the service of the
Trump administration, which is allegedly against Marxism, is acting in the
service of homosexual interests advanced by a left committed to destroying
Christian values.
There
is the human rights factor in the homosexual issue, and the focus of this
factor is: Where are the human rights of the hundreds of thousands of boys who
are victims of propaganda, psychological and even physical abuse by homosexual
predators?
Why
doesn’t the Trump administration strive to ban homosexual propaganda to
children?
The
school gay material was a didactic material to indoctrinate Brazilian children.
This material received millions in funds from the former socialist
administration in Brazil.
Brazilian
evangelicals fought hard to stop this material.
Gay
activists in Brazil have so many rights and privileges that their target now is
children.
Why
doesn’t the U.S. ambassador to Brazil visit boys abused by homosexual predators
to see the other side of the homosexual drama?
Portuguese
version of this article: Política externa dos EUA a serviço do imperialismo
homossexual: Embaixador dos EUA no Brasil se encontra com ativistas gays
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