Palestinian Gays Want World Boycotts against Israel

By Julio Severo

Gay activists will be in the forefront of the World Social Forum: Free Palestine, an international event to be held in Porto Alegre, Brazil from November 28 to December 1, 2012, which will bring together Marxist activists from around the world to demand a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital and boycotts against Israel.

Palestinian Queers for Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions, Pinkwatching Israel wants to mobilize Brazilian and international activists and social movements around queer visions, boycott, divestment, sanctions, and pinkwatching against Israel.

Marxists and gay activists are not strange bedfellows in the West. But gays in the forefront of the anti-Israel event in Brazil are not Westerners. They are Palestinians.

Even though homosexuals are not tolerated in Muslim nations, Palestinians have found that homosexuals are not totally useless, at least not for their strategic public relations in the West. If Westerners like things in a homosexual way, Muslims will grant their wishes.

Yet, the use of homosexuals for public relations against Israel has nothing to do with their treatment in their own Muslim nations.

One young man discovered to be gay was forced by Palestinian Authority police “to stand in sewage water up to his neck, his head covered by a sack filled with feces, and then he was thrown into a dark cell infested with insects.” During one interrogation Palestinian police stripped him and forced him to sit on a Coke bottle.

When he was released he fled to Israel. If he were forced to return to Gaza, he said, “The police would kill me.”

An American who foolishly moved into the West Bank to live with his Palestinian lover said they told everyone they were just friends, but one day they “found a letter under our door from the Islamic court. It listed the five forms of death prescribed by Islam for homosexuality, including stoning and burning. We fled to Israel that same day,” he said.

According to a gay group, “The persecution of gays in the Palestinian Authority doesn’t just come from the families or the Islamic groups, but from the P.A. itself.”

One gay man went to Israel for a short time. When he returned to the West Bank, Palestinian Authority police confined him to a pit without food and water until he died.

The majority of Muslims in the East consider harsh treatment of homosexuals to be perfectly justified.

Textbooks for Islamic Studies, officially used by the Saudi Ministry of Education, say:

“Homosexuality is one of the most disgusting sins and greatest crimes.... It is a vile perversion that goes against sound nature, and is one of the most corrupting and hideous sins.... The punishment for homosexuality is death… [the perpetrator] is to be burned with fire. It has also been said that he should be stoned, or thrown from a high place.”

Ten Muslim nations officially impose the death penalty for homosexuals. They are Iran, Mauritania, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi-Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, Yemen and some states in Malaysia.

Other Muslim countries have no official death penalty for homosexuals, but homosexuals are murdered anyway by police and the population.

Regardless the harsh reality for homosexuals in Muslim nations, including among Palestinians, Brazil and the West will gladly welcome Palestinian gays at World Social Forum: Free Palestine asking for world boycotts against Israel.

After all, Brazil and the West just love to be deceived — about Israel, gay supremacism and “the religion of peace.”

The truth behind the deception is: Marxists and Muslims hate Israel.

It will not be impossible for gay activists in the Palestinian public relations campaign to receive support from Brazilian and Western homosexuals. Some years ago, Brazilian gay activist Tony Goes said,

“I dare to ask a question: Was the creation of Israel a good idea? It is indisputable the success of the Israeli society, which in a short time turned what was a piece of desert into a democratic nation with a European standard of living (and beautiful men!). Yet, would not the world be a bit more peaceful without this permanent focus of strife in the Middle East?”

This is the dream of every Nazi and Muslim: a world without Israel.

Of course, gay activists also see Christianity as a permanent focus of strife, and they, with Nazis and Muslims, would welcome the idea that a world without Christianity would be more peaceful.

By the way, some years ago Tony Goes said, “What I like most is the look of Julio Severo: he wants to be Jesus Christ. Folks, let us make his dream into reality and crucify him!”

If, for the sake of world peace, he wants even the extinction of Israel, who I am to deserve his mercy?

But the fact has not changed: the land of Israel is the dream and promise of God to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Palestinians can use gays and other strategies, but no one can take away what God has promised.

Palestinians can have 50% of the Brazilian or American land, if Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and Barack Obama agree, but be clearly advised: the Land of Israel has already an Owner and heirs, and any boycott against them is an act against Him.

With information from WikiIslam.

Portuguese version of this article: Gays palestinos querem boicotes mundiais contra Israel

Source: www.lastdayswatchman.blogspot.com

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Brazil government scrambles to repair damage with Evangelicals after pro-abort appointment

by Matthew Cullinan Hoffman

February 21, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) — Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and her administration are seeking to mend fences with the powerful Evangelical caucus of the National Congress following her recent decision to appoint abortion enthusiast Eleonora Menicucci as her Minister of Women’s Policies.

In an attempt to head off a revolt against her administration by the caucus, known as the Evangelical Parliamentary Front, Rousseff sent Secretary General of the Presidency Gilberto Carvalho to reassure the group that the president has not changed her claimed opposition to abortion, nor reneged on her 2010 campaign promise not to introduce legislation to legalize the deadly procedure. Menicucci’s pro-abortion position, Carvalho said, is a private opinion.

“President Dilma has asked that I reaffirm for the caucus that the position of the government regarding abortion is the position that she took in the electoral campaign, and which is explicit in all of that process and that the positions we the ministers hold publicly are not individual positions,” said Carvalho. “They are positions of the government, and the position of the government regarding that issue will be absolutely clear and will continue to be so.”

The hiring of Menicucci has caused an eruption of controversy in Brazil, whose electorate is strongly religious and pro-life.  Menicucci has a history not only of supporting the legalization of abortion, but has even boasted of being trained to do abortions in Colombia, and of having had two of her own children aborted.

Menicucci has also spoken proudly of her homosexual trysts and sexual promiscuity during her previous career as a member of a communist revolutionary organization during the 1970s. Menicucci was imprisoned in the same facility as Rousseff herself, who was also a member of a violent revolutionary group at the time.

Carvalho also found himself forced to apologize to the caucus for remarks he recently made at a meeting of the World Social Forum, in which he reportedly spoke against Evangelical influences on the lower classes of society through the media.  He has also been accused of having counseled the creation of programming to counter the Evangelical influence, which he denied.

“The apology I made was not for my words, but for the feelings that they caused in some deputies and senators,” Carvalho told the press later.

Tension run high between the presidential administration of Dilma Rousseff and many televangelists, whose preaching contradicts the leftist social agenda of Rousseff’s labor party.

Following a three-hour closed-door meeting with the caucus, members reportedly expressed some degree of satisfaction with Carvalho’s “apology,” but remained circumspect.

“Pardoning is different than forgetting,” Evangelical deputy Anthony Garotinho told the Estado de Sao Paulo newspaper.

Source: LifeSiteNews, via Julio Severo in English: www.lastdayswatchman.blogspot.com

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