The Catholic Monitor

With homosexual friendly Dr. Phil's Match.com why is the Gay Mafia attacking Christian Dating? The answer is they want to outlaw Christianity. The code word for outlawing Christianity is "hate crime." Is the Gay Mafia trying to start a new Third Reich in the US? Fred eHarmony Sued By The Gay Mafia eHarmony, the well-known online dating service, was founded by Dr. Neil Clark Warren, an evangelical Christian and psychologist with a divinity degree. The purpose of eHarmony is to find “move beyond traditional online dating.” Gays already have more popular dating services like Dr. Phil's Match.com that they can use, but once again the Gay Mafia is on the attack: LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The popular online dating service eHarmony was sued on Thursday for refusing to offer its services to gays, lesbians and bisexuals. A lawsuit alleging discrimination based on sexual orientation was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of Linda Carlson, who was denied access to eHarm

According to Out magazine The New York Times "queer cabal" is only number 7. Good point by the author of the article which is below: "People who worry about Jewish control of the media are whacked; people who ponder gay influence and control have reasons to be concerned [about "the gay agenda"]." Fred A "Gay Mafia" At The NYTimes -- And Beyond Women's Wear Daily knows a thing or two about gay men, dahling, so it gaily reported on a story in Out that alluded to a "gay mafia" at the NY Times: Does a scattershot list of gay Timesmen a mafia make? According to Out magazine's media-heavy Power 50 list, which ranked several New York Times reporters a collective seventh on the list, it does, even if many of its made men don't actually know each other. "Yes, there really is a queer cabal in the Eastern elite media, and it works on West 43rd Street in New York City," reads the accompanying text Those outed (I won't use