Website leads kids to homosexal pornography, gay activist groups

POSTED: August 12, 2011

Red Sox manager Terry Francona and star players Jason Varitek and Kevin Youkilis are featured in a well-polished video put out by the Boston Red Sox last month to support the homosexual websites It Gets Better and The Trevor Project which target troubled kids with a pro-homosexual (and transgender) message. “It Gets Better” was founded by Dan Savage, an anti-Christian homosexual activist pornographer with a history of angry, extremely obscene attacks on various conservative public figures.

MassResistance report on “It Gets Better” and “The Trevor Project”
The video, posted on the Red Sox website and also on YouTube, uses emotional language by the baseball celebrities to reinforce the subliminal message that kids should be who they are — i.e., born gay (or transgender) — and feel free to continue to act out their homosexuality, because eventually as a gay or trans adult they will have a wonderful life. As Varitek tells kids “It’s OK to be your own unique being . . . It gets better.”

Emotional VIDEO made by Boston Red Sox supporting It Gets Better and The Trevor Project

The video is very slick in the way it pulls kids in. The players are interspersed with young “gay” kids who appeal to any kids who may feel bullied or troubled in any way, and they say to them, “If you need help call the Trevor Project”, which leads kids to homosexual groups, gay-sex oriented books and movies, and gay-friendly counseling services.
Continues: http://www.massresistance.org/docs/gen/11c/it_gets_better/red_sox/index.html

Nation’s blood supply facing new danger — stiff political pressure to change rules regarding homosexual blood donors

Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) and Rep. Mike Quigley (D-IL) leading the charge

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POSTED: July 28, 2011

In 1985 the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) instituted a rule that homosexual men may not be blood donors. The FDA had determined this was necessary after a rash of innocent people received HIV infections via blood transfusions. Many other countries, such as Canada, also have instituted those restrictions.

The reasons are clear. As the National Journal observed this week:

Men who have sex with other men, including gay and bisexual men, have an HIV infection rate 60 times higher than that of the general population, the FDA says. They have an infection rate 800 times higher than first-time blood donors and 8,000 times higher than the rate of repeat blood donors. Tests cannot pick up a new HIV infection in the blood with 100 percent accuracy; because blood is often pooled, many people may be at risk from a single infected donor.

As a result of the FDA’s ban, the nation’s blood supply has been relatively safe from HIV danger. But that could be changing if the current efforts by the homosexual movement and its allies are successful.

FDA’s official policy on “Blood donations from men who have had sex with men”
Continued: http://www.massresistance.org/docs/gen/11c/blood_donor_ban/index.html