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Canadian Gay fascism is persecuting the Catholic Insight magazine. The new Aryan is the homosexual and the new Jews are Christians or Jews who uphold their traditional moral teachings. Gay fascism is coming to the USA if Hillary or Obama win. Fred Canadian Catholic magazine faces 'Human Rights Commission' for opposing homosexual conduct 1/15/2008 Catholic News Agency (www.catholicnewsagency.com) “From its beginning in 1993, the magazine has traced and exposed homosexual activists for their attacks against Christians defending the traditional order in law and society and their use of derogatory language against all who stand in their way,” the magazine said. Advertisement TORONTO (CNA) - A Catholic magazine in Canada faces severe legal attack and possible censorship after a complaint to the Canadian Human Rights Commission alleged it made derogatory comments about homosexuals. In February 2007 Rob Wells, a member of the Pride Center of Edmonton, filed a nine-point complaint with

WorldNetDaily Exclusive February 21, 2008 Dad challenging 'manipulation' of kids 'Their little minds should not be the battleground for culture wars' By Bob Unruh A Massachusetts father who was handcuffed and arrested after objecting to teachers and school managers indoctrinating his 5-year-old son in the homosexual lifestyle will be appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn his case because of the "national significance" of the precedent. "[Unless the case is overturned,] it now would allow teachers in elementary schools to influence children into any views they wanted to, behind the backs of parents, to a captive audience, and against the will of the parents if need be," David Parker told WND. He and his lawyers, of Denner Pellegrino LLP in Boston, recently confirmed they will be seeking permission to submit the dispute to the U.S. Supreme Court, following an appeals court decision that, as Parker described, allows the "indoctrination&qu

The Death of Irony Benedict and the Enemies of Reason BY ANGELO MATERA If irony abounds, but no one notices, does that mean irony is dead? Or does it mean we’re living in the most ironic of all possible worlds? That’s the question that comes to mind watching the intellectual controversies Pope Benedict XVI has had to confront on the world stage in the past year and a half. First, there was the Regensburg speech flap, and the irony — willfully ignored by most commentators — of Muslims around the world angrily protesting and issuing death threats against the Pope because he allegedly said Islam was … well, violent. (It’s like the old joke — “There is no Mafia, and we’ll kill anyone who says there is.”) And now, we have professors and students at Italy’s La Sapienza (the term means wisdom) University angrily protesting against — and forcing the cancellation of — the Holy Father’s visit to the school over Galileo. The subject the Pope planned to address in the speech that was suppressed: h