If Chechnya Got Rid Of Gays, Others Can Do It As Well

The popular Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has denied the existence of gay men in his country - before saying: "If there are any, take them to Canada."

In an interview on TV network HBO, President Kadyrov, head of the Chechen Republic, was vehement in his denials when asked about the LGBT community in the Eastern European country.

The Women Warriors of Dahomey Are Not Lesbians

Lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBTs) groups are once again sowing seeds of confusions and misinformation. This time they are trying to convince themselves that the warrior women of Dahomey as lesbians that marry other female warriors.

Are these claims true or have any semblance of truth to it? Let us examine the available references to the only thoroughly documented amazons in world history.

Again ... Philippines Is Against Gay Marriage

It has been said before and repeated over and over again, but social justice warriors and their cohorts in the LGBT community thought that Filipino people will just roll-over and swallow their despicable advocacy.

President Rodrigo Duterte made it clear a few days ago, that he, like many other Filipinos, will tolerate the existence of LGBTs, but he draws the line with same-sex marriage because such a union is unacceptable to morally sane Filipinos.

Gay Marriage Supporters in Australia Are Just Scared Much

Australian gay activists in the Land Down Under claimed for several years now that gay marriage is widely popular and Australian everywhere are supporting its adoption. However, their claims are, like any other things they spout, are empty.

They even convinced the Australian parliament last 7 November to reject the government's proposal for a national vote on whether to legalize same-sex marriage. Why? Because it will prove to everyone that Australian do not want it and doesn't want to have anything to do with miscreant behavior.

Planned March For The Undesirables in Uganda, Thwarted

Ugandan authorities were able to thwart an immoral parade meant to celebrate the spread of AIDS and other diseases in the country last 24 September. The 5th annual gay pride parade was supposed to take place, but a timely intervention by police stopped it before the march got underway.

The organizers tried attempted a second time, but were likewise thwarted, to the relief of many Ugandans who would like the Western countries from subjugating their local values and norms.

Massive Crowd Gathered in Mexico To Protest Same-Sex Marriage

Thousands upon thousands of marchers and protesters were mobilized last 10 September to protest against gay marriage, challenging President Enrique Peña Nieto's proposal to recognize same-sex marriage throughout the traditionally conservative country.

The marches were called by the National Front for the Family, a coalition of civil society organizations and various religious groups, and continued throughout the day from Mexico’s far north to the Yucatan peninsula.

Aussie SSM Advocates Scared of Public Referendum

The government's plan to hold a popular vote on whether Australia should allow same-sex marriage suffered a setback recently when a political party announced it would not support the proposed plebiscite.

The Nick Xenophon Team, which supports marriage equality, said its three senators would not support legislation to authorize the plebiscite, which would effectively become a US 120 million Australian dollar opinion poll without legal weight.

Pope Francis: "God Created Man and Woman"

Pope Francis just delivered one of the harshest critique so far when he spoke to a group of Polish bishops and questioned some parents for allowing their children to choose their gender identity.

"Today, children are taught this at school: that everyone can choose their own sex," Francis said last week, according to the Catholic Herald and other news organizations that read a Vatican transcript of the closed-door meeting. "God created man and woman; God created the world like this and we are doing the exact opposite."

Turkey Crack Down of Illegal Gay Events

Lawbreakers in Turkey got a real taste of what Police justice is really all about after tear gas was employed against them last 25 June when they tried to display their aberrant behavior to the public even after they were warned not to.

Dozens of activists assembled on Istanbul's main pedestrian street to publicly read a statement marking the end of the gay, lesbian and transgender pride week and to denounce the ban. Nineteen of them were detained however, before they could speak. Turkish police later used tear gas and rubber pellets to chase activists from side streets.

Turkish Conservatives Vowed To Stop "Gay Parades"

Gays are known to intimidate everyone who doesn't agree with their deviant sexual behavior and they are doing it again. This time, their target are the people in Istanbul, Turkey.

Fortunately, the ultra-nationalist and conservative groups have pledged to do "what is necessary" to stop the planned Gay Pride.

German Nationalists Are Consolidating Their Powers

After declaring that there is no place for Islam in Germany, a surging nationalist party has sharpened its rhetoric against prominent Islamic groups and suggested limiting the religious freedom of the more than 4 million Muslims in the country.

Senior members of Alternative for Germany cut short a meeting recently with the Central Council of Muslims, accusing the group of failing to renounce religious beliefs that aimed to subdue the Europeans using any means necessary, including violent ones.

The Hypocrisy of Cirque du Soleil

Cirque du Soleil is currently facing accusation of hypocrisy after canceling its upcoming shows in North Carolina to boycott the state's new anti-gay law protecting individual's choices, but not its upcoming shows in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where homosexuality is punishable by death.

Institutions in the southern US state are now allowed to openly choose to serve individuals based on sexual orientation and will require transgender people use bathrooms in relation to the gender stated on their birth certificate.

UK's Broken Rainbow is Broke

Most of the development funds are funneled to cater to women, especially those that are victims of domestic abuse. These biologically classified women are considered the most marginalized sector in society aside from children because they usually have nowhere to turn in times of crisis.

The worlds recognizes the plight of these women and knows that, given the limited resources available, they better sped it on those who really need it than on the fancy whims of many lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender communities and their imaginary need for support.

Run Gays, Run from Indonesia

Lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders (LGBT) are facing a stern opposition from Indonesian authorities and this should be enough reason to flock to the United States. Most people in the world do not want them, hence, it is suggested that they should all flock to the U.S. where they would think they are safe.

Indonesia's LGBT rights groups have been active for decades and have come under attack before, but usually only for one or two days at a time. This time, the anti-LGBT will not stop after it started two months ago, with the sole objective of ensuring that the country would be the first nation in the world not to have any LGBT at all.

Indonesia Steps Up Campaign Against LGBTs

At a time when political pressure from the left are forcing everyone to accept 'special' protection for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality, the world’s biggest Islamic country is fighting back and says enough is enough.

Indonesians politicians are speaking out on the issue and a government ministry is drafting a law prohibiting online content viewed as promoting homosexuality.

The Queen of England Doesn't Like Same-Sex Marriage

Last 6 March, the Daily Mail revealed to ts readers that the Queen of England did not approve of the legalization of same-sex marriage.

This is not surprising to many because the Queen is a woman of deep Christian faith and favors civil partnerships than promoting the widely despicable initiatives to allow same-sex couples to ‘marry’.

Indonesians Considered Gays as Invisible Threat

Countries all over the world are starting to take notice on how effective Indonesia is in curtailing the spread of unnatural and disturbing behavior of lesbians, gays, transgender and bisexuals (LGBT).

More than 89 percent of the country's LGBT people have been prevented from spreading and exposing their dreaded sexual behavior in public if the results of the LGBT rights organization, Arus Pelangi, are to be believed.

Growing Campaign Against Gays in Indonesia

According to Nicole Mormann of takepart.com, there is a growing anti-LGBT movement is spreading across Indonesia—and across social media.

In recent days, the Indonesian government has enacted a series of anti-LGBT measures that spurred like-minded citizens to take to Twitter and the streets to lash out against the gay community.

Indonesia Bans Gay Stickers from Social Apps

Indonesia is taking a stand against homofascism and western attempts to undermine their culture by clamping on the use of social media tools.

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo was urged a few days ago to protect the rights of Indonesians not to be exposed to any gay and lesbian propaganda and he responded immediately by telling instant messaging apps to remove stickers featuring same-sex couples in the latest high-profile attempt to discourage unwanted homosexuality in the socially conservative country.

Italians Do Not Want Gay Marriage

Thousands of people were reported to have filled Rome's Circus Maximus last 30 January to protest a proposal from some unpopular minority group to legally recognize same-sex civil unions in Italy, the only county in Western Europe not to do so.

Around 1,500 buses were chartered from across Italy to bring the protesters, who filled the ancient Roman chariot racing arena. Parents pushed strollers; Roman Catholic priests were out in force, and people waved balloons and banners, including one that read, "No to the Gaystapo," a reference to the Nazi Gestapo.