Hate Leader Tony Perkins needs a Million dollars to fight LGBT Rights

Tony sent this email, begging for money. He wants to continue this losing battle against us, check it out.

I hope you had a blessed Christmas! But now you and I must end this year defending the faith we celebrated — the faith we LIVE OUT — against those who would push it out of our society. That’s why I emailed you earlier this month.

I wanted to let you know that Family Research Council (FRC) needs to receive $1 million by the end of the day, December 31, to finish 2015 on budget. Now it is less than one week until our deadline. And as I send this, we still haven’t made our goal. But every gift will be doubled dollar-for-dollar by a generous $250,000 Matching Grant (up to the amount of the grant).

Family Research Council needs, and we absolutely appreciate, your support at this very crucial moment in U.S. history. If you have not yet given, then I ask you to please do so. Making our goal is absolutely critical. As you know, radicals in Washington, New York, Hollywood, activist groups, and more attacked your faith and values like no other year in history.

FIVE UNELECTED JUDGES OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT told Americans they had to change their definition of marriage and those disagreeing risked punishment and ruin. A county clerk went to jail. Businesses were ruined. Ministries were jeopardized. Yet FRC rallied Americans to support heroes living out their faith, such as county clerk Kim Davis, who received our special “Cost of Discipleship Award” and is back on the job.

PRESIDENT OBAMA ordered the government to enforce special privileges for people based on homosexual and transgender behavior and insisted that taxpayers and ministries participate in funding or facilitating the provision of abortion. Yet FRC helped expose these threats to Congress as they moved closer than ever to defunding Planned Parenthood, and proposed laws to protect Christians living out their faith in the workplace.

Spreading FRC’s careful research — our irrefutable facts, logic, and powerful arguments for faith, family, and freedom — are especially important in this year of national elections and debate! However, we are competing with wealthy forces of immorality or compromise — in both major political parties. Will this be an opportunity lost or seized? I believe the answer will depend on God’s grace, our prayers, our courage, our wisdom, and funding from insightful patriots like you. FRC needs to finish 2015 financially at full strength. We absolutely need to make our $1 million goal by the December 31 deadline.

Girl, bye

Evangelical Leaders hold Secret Meeting to Endorse a Ted Cruz

Led by Hate Leader Tony Perkins, a bunch of evangelical leaders got together this month to endorse a GOP candidate. After a long debate, they chose Ted Cruz.

In a great article in the National Review, Tim Alberta digs into this story:

Together, beginning in early 2014, the group — referred to internally simply as “The GROUP” — met every few months to discuss the state of the race, to pray for guidance, and to conduct a straw poll to see which candidates enjoyed the most support at each stage of the campaign. It had all built to this day and to this meeting, where members would vote until they reached a verdict. 

Once finalized, their decision would represent the culmination of an oft-dismissed undertaking that began several years earlier and aimed at one thing: coalescing the conservative movement’s leaders behind a single presidential candidate in a show of strength and solidarity that would position them to defeat the establishment-backed candidate in the head-to-head stage of the 2016 Republican primary. Cruz was the heavy favorite coming into the December gathering; he had won each of the previous three straw polls and for two years had tirelessly courted the evangelical leaders who formed the group’s backbone. Heading into the meeting, the participants understood that Perkins, along with a number of other senior members, would be pushing hard to form a supermajority behind Cruz.

This part talks about the weak candidates

They eliminated the weaker contenders: Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, and Ben Carson among them. This facilitated the Cruz-Rubio duel many had been anticipating: Cruz, the Protestant purist with a pit bull’s demeanor, versus Rubio, the Catholic pragmatist with a choirboy’s countenance. Or, as one member framed it: “Cruz the Fighter versus Rubio the Communicator.”

Read more at the link above. I think you will enjoy it?

So How did that FRC I Stand Sunday event go?

Well, you can see for yourself

This is who showed up for Tony Perkins and friends. Can you say OMEGA FAIL

via Scott Wooledge

Family Research Council release a Promo for their Hate Fest, I Stand Sunday

Family Research Council will host the 1st Annual Ex-Gay Pride Month Dinner

The Haters are acting out something fierce.

The Family Research Council will have their first annual "Ex-Gay Pride Month" dinner. Why, who knows, maybe God told them to do this.

Anywho, this mess is set for the end of July. And as you can see in the letter, they have two new hate groups: Voice of the Voiceless and Equality and Justice For All.

If you could see me, I'm sucking my teeth.

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Family Research Council intern Anna tries to explain why she's not a Bigot - VIDEO

Girl, have a seat. All the reasons you gave were weak and tired. Accept your role as a bigot and call it a day. It's embarrassing for you to even make this video.

Hate Groups want a Bigoted Boy Scouts of America

Hate groups are on the prowl today. They really want to keep the Boy Scouts Gay-free and full of bigotry.

See here, the Family Research Council put this ad in USA Today

Then they went on Fox News and CNN talking mess about keeping the Boy Scouts true to form.

Watch this mess after the jump

Tony Perkins and FRC: Christians must Prepare for Civil Disobedience over Marriage

Pro-Romney Attack Ad Exposed

Y'all seen this ridic ad, right?


It's a hot ass mess and the guy behind it is worse. Think Progress exposed the person who's funding this trash.

The bulk of the funding for a pro-Romney super PAC tied to former Family Research Council president Gary Bauer has come from one company: Corporate Land Management, Inc., according to a Center for Responsive Politics report. Corporate records show that that company’s sole officer is Tim Horner, head of the Premier Designs jewelry company. The super PAC recently began running an ad attacking President Barack Obama on the issue of marriage equality.

Mess! Pure. Hot. Rich Ass. Mess!

Do we need to Debate Tony Perkins?

Most gays know that Tony Perkins is full of sh*t. His claims about SPLC are empty and weightless. Yet, they are using this to draw attention to their bigoted causes. So far, he's not winning any fans. Tony and the FRC are known for their foolishness and many folks (with common sense) don't take them seriously.

So with that said, I don't think we need to debate or convince Tony to see differently.

Here are my reasons:

• Tony strongly believes in the mess he's serving to the masses. To tell him he's wrong is like someone telling me I'm wrong for believing in gay rights. I don't know if we could change his mind when his bigoted mind is already made up.

•  FRC is a business. Their message, cause and purpose keeps them in play and rich... Very rich. Tony is not going to screw with their business because that's screwing with their money. So don't expect for them to go off message. Their message keeps their pockets fat.

• What are the outcomes of any debate or confrontation with Tony? To show how hateful they are? They already do that for us. To shut them down? That's not going to happen. I'm not sure a debate would move anything forward. The same lines would be drawn in the sand and the same folks will stay on their sides.

But what can we do? Well, continue calling out the foolishness Tony, FRC, and any other hate group does. Usually, these groups bury themselves in their own mess. We should just make sure we have a huge neon sign pointing to the dirt piles.
And if Tony wants a debate, we need to be ready for it. But we should also remember, we don't have to fight as hard. Tony's message is highly flawed and we have the truth at our side. If we keep this mind, we will win hands down.

FRC's Executive Vice President says the SPLC 'Evil,' 'Anti-American,' 'Dangerous,' 'Anti-Christian,' 'Anti-Semitic,' and 'Marxist' - WATCH

WATCH My Top 5 Hateful/Anti-Gay Quotes from FRC's leader Tony Perkins

As Tony plays the victim in the FRC shooting incident, I just wanted to remind folks about the "lovely" things he has said about our community

See my picks after the jump

WATCH FRC's Tony Perkins Press Conference

Check out the Tears for Children T-shirt... Look it up

Tony Perkins blames Shooting on Southern Poverty Law Center for labeling FRC as a Hate Group

Hmmm... So we should blame the folks for calling you out on your hateful and divisive ways... That's a new one on me.

Tony, this is ridic and everyone will see it.

Interesting Quote: Brian Brown

"Today's attack is the clearest sign we've seen that labeling pro-marriage groups as 'hateful' must end. The Southern Poverty Law Center has labeled the Family Research Council a 'hate group' for its pro-marriage views, and less than a day ago the Human Rights Campaign issued a statement calling FRC a 'hate group'—they even specified that FRC hosts events in Washington, DC, where today's attack took place."

"NOM has always condemned all violence and vilification connected to our ongoing national debate about the meaning and definition of marriage. For too long national gay rights groups have intentionally marginalized and ostracized pro-marriage groups and individuals by labeling them as 'hateful' and 'bigoted' -- such harmful and dangerous labels deserve no place in our civil society and NOM renews its call today for gay rights groups and the Southern Poverty Law Center to withdraw such incendiary rhetoric from a debate that involves millions of good Americans. Violence is never the answer, and on that we all must agree, or risk the consequences."

And here is Brian talking more mess about the FRC incident on CNN


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Someone attacked the Family Research Council HQ?

They are calling this a Domestic Terrorist attack... Child Please

more to come

Family Research Council calls on their Prayer Team to Fight the Gays

The FRC are in fear of the Gayness in the air. So, they are going to their prayer team to draft up an attack against us.

Check out this mess from their site

Our courts went from prohibiting prayer for children to aborting children, to giving special benefits now to same-sex partners, and the military now admits openly practicing homosexuals. Several states have legalized same-sex marriage, and instead of prayer, public school children are given explicit instructions on how to have "safe" homosexual and heterosexual sex. President Obama has placed homosexual activists in leading roles throughout his administration. Our President now endorses same-sex marriage, and has ordered colleges, including religious schools, to offer students insurance covering "free" contraceptives, abortifacient drugs and sterilization.

"Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof" (Lev 25:10), is inscribed upon the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. It refers to the Jubilee God ordered to be proclaimed every 50 years in ancient Israel. 2012 marks 50 years since the freedom to pray was taken from America's school children. Americans now find themselves subject to spiritual, economic, political and religious oppression beyond anything the founders faced. Will you pray with me that 2012 will be a year of Jubilee in our own nation and that we will see the tide turn from oppression to real liberty?

Good Grief... read more after the jump

Family Research Council's Ads Target African-American Lawmakers in the Gay Marriage Debate

Rep. Earline Parmon

The FRC uses race baiting ads in their latest attempt to stop gay marriage:

The Family Research Council, a conservative political action group from Washington, DC, is running ads on local radio targeting seven African-American Democrat lawmakers as they consider whether to vote for a constitutional amendment banning same sex marriage.

One of those ads is aimed at Rep. Earline Parmon, a Democrat who voted in support of the 2008 Marriage Amendment. She said on Friday she plans to vote against the current proposed amendment, a shift in position she attributes to the political climate.“Alert. Marriage is at risk in our state. Our laws defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman could be overturned. Call Earline Parmon ask them to vote yes to the marriage amendment," the ad says.

Parmon said Republicans are using the issue of gay marriage to get conservative voters to turn out for the 2012 presidential election. She said she still believes marriage should be between a man and a woman.

The Family Research Council didn't explain how it chose what lawmakers to target in the ads, but Wake Forest University political scientist John Dinan said he isn’t surprised the group has focused on black legislators. 

Hopefully, the equality groups can stop this from getting worse.

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VIDEO: Equality California ties Tony Perkins and his Hate Group to the KKK

This is an aggressive strike from EQCA, as they point out the lies and connections of Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council

From EQCA

(San Francisco) Last week the Family Research Council, a virulent anti-LGBT organization with ties to the Ku Klux Klan and recognized as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, joined the effort to overturn the FAIR Education Act in California and released a video message to fundamentalist churches on behalf of the campaign. In it, the group’s executive director, Tony Perkins, blatantly lied about and grossly misrepresented the FAIR Education Act, which requires California schools to include factual, age-appropriate information about the contributions, social movements and current events of, people with disabilities, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT), and Pacific Islander people in already existing social studies lessons.

Family Research Council Attacks California's SB 48

Watch this silly clips