Wednesday, March 27, 2013
WATCH The Hate Speeches and Statements from the Supreme Court Prop 8 Case
Here's NOM's March 4 Marriage freaks
Please watch more freaks after the jump
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Interesting Quote: Senator Rev. Ruben Diaz
You should know that the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) has always been in the forefront, throughout the nation, in the struggle to stop same sex marriage. It is also a fact that for many years, NOM has been raising funds, and coordinating every march and demonstration in the state of New York and everywhere else.
You should remember that when Governor Andrew Cuomo used his office and staff to raise money and to orchestrate the passing of gay marriage in the State, it was the National Organization for Marriage among others, who took the fight on their shoulders. With their help, we organized different rallies and demonstrations where thousands of people came together, in front of Governor Cuomo’s office in Manhattan, On the steps of the Supreme court of Bronx County and in many other places.
Now, One more time, NOM is giving us the opportunity to join people from all over the nation, in what could be our last opportunity to deal with same sex marriage once and for all. Due to the fact, and you should know, that with the ruling of the United States Supreme Court, same sex marriage will be legal or illegal in every state in the nation, including Puerto Rico and any other colony of the United States.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Interesting Quote: Sen. Ruben Diaz
Brian Brown and NOM have done something, that no one has been able to do before: they have helped Black and Hispanic people throughout the nation to find our voice when everyone else rejected us and excluded us from the debate.This fool is in serious denial.
You should know that NOM has not divided us, it has brought us unity; NOM has given a voice to the voiceless on the marriage issue, and shown us respect for our core, and sacred values on marriage---a respect the mainstream media has consistently denied us.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Bronx Pride Moves into Sen. Ruben Diaz's Building
Karma is such a lady...
Sen. Ruben Diaz's building is about to be occupied by the gays:
The Bronx’s largest gay-rights group is unfurling its rainbow flag tomorrow at its new headquarters -- ironically located in a building funded by, and named after, the city’s No. 1 gay-marriage opponent, state Sen. Ruben Diaz.And we are excited too. Give him Hell, gays!
It’s left Diaz, who’s also an ordained minister, hot and bothered, sources said.
Bronx Pride unpacked boxes yesterday in preparation for tomorrow’s opening in the Rev. Ruben Diaz Gardens.
“I hope people say, ‘Wow, they’re reclaiming this building for the LGBT community!’ ” laughed Executive Director Dirk McCall. “We’re very excited.”
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Monday, July 25, 2011
NY Sen. Ruben Diaz wants All Gay Marriages Annulled
Mad that no man would marry him, Sen Ruben Diaz threatens to annul all gay marriages:
Thousands of protesters rallied in several cities around the state, a signal that the long fight for recognition may not be over just yet.This man needs to be recalled. Get on it, New York!
State Sen. Ruben Diaz, a minister who was the sole Democrat to vote against gay marriage when the Legislature approved it, told a crowd near the United Nations that he and other opponents would try to get Sunday’s marriages annulled, saying judges broke the law by waiving the 24-hour waiting period without a good reason.
“We’re going to show them next week that everything they did today was illegal,” he said, speaking in Spanish.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
NY Sen. Ruben Diaz thinks he has Made History
Oh Ruben... After he gave his 'Best Actress in a Drama' scene last Friday; he is now playing a new role, History Maker.
But before I get there, Ruben goes on a rant about how Christians lost the gay marriage battle:
We have to organize better. The problem with the Christian movement, with the Christians and pastors, is that they pray too much and act too little," the Bronx state senator told CP.Don't you love it? You got to blame somebody, right? But here's the part that gets me:
Diaz has blamed the failure to block gay marriage in New York on switch-vote Republicans for "becoming a tool of the Democratic party" and in part on Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos for allowing the bill to come to a vote.
I made history. I'm the only New York State Democrat that voted against the bill. I will wear it as a badge of honor," he said.Boy please, this mess right here
"No one will make abandon my faith. No one can make me change my life. I love Jesus. All what I am or what I do, all of what I have is because of His grace."
When asked what he thought about Republican Sen. Mark Grisanti of Buffalo, who went against his Catholic faith and original position to eventually vote "yes" on the gay marriage bill, Diaz said he would back any churches that wanted to "teach him a lesson."
You didn't make history, you just made a fool of yourself.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
New York moves closer to Marriage Equality
Three wavering Democratic lawmakers in the State Senate on Monday announced that they now support the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York, marking a potential turning point for the long-debated measure.See here
Within an hour of the announcement by the three Democrats, a Republican senator said that he, too, is open to supporting same-sex marriage.
“If the bill comes to the floor the way that I would like to see it, I will support it,” Senator James S. Alesi, a Monroe County Republican, said before going into a meeting with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. Mr. Alesi did not elaborate.
The three Democratic senators — Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. and Shirley L. Huntley of Queens and Carl Kruger of Brooklyn — all voted against the measure in 2009, when it failed by a wide margin. Their switch to the yes column leaves all but one Senate Democrat supporting same-sex marriage — and the fate of the legislation in the hands of the Republican majority in the chamber.
Also in the same day, Sen. Ruben Diaz leaves the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus because they are supporting marriage equality.
Here is his little letter
Letter to Caucus From Sen Diaz
poor Ruben.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
People in the Bronx Rally for Gay Marriage
News 12 in the Bronx covered the story
Here's more news
Joined by elected officials and organizations including members of the New Yorkers United for Marriage coalition, local activists will gather at the Bronx Borough Courthouse in the South Bronx on Friday afternoon to present a different face of the borough. They note that of the six state senators who represent the Bronx, five of them support marriage equality, and three are Latino, representing half of the six-member Puerto Rican and Latino Caucus in the state senate.There will be a pro gay marriage march in August
“The Bronx is united, and the Bronx is united for marriage, not against marriage,” said Dirk McCall, a spokesman for the newly formed Bronx Rainbow Independent Democratic Association, which is organizing the press conference with Marriage Equality New York. “We want people to know that his rally doesn’t speak for the Bronx. This is the true Bronx coming out today.”
Indeed, recent surveys suggest that DÃaz holds the less popular opinion in the Bronx, a borough where 52% of the population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, according to the U.S. Census. A Siena poll from May, which found that a majority of voters statewide support marriage equality, found that among Hispanics and Latinos, support stood at 55% compared to 41% opposed. According to a Williams Institute study, more same-sex couples are raising families in the Bronx than any other borough, adding local urgency to the marriage push.
Thanks to Nelson for the video
Thursday, June 2, 2011
WATCH: Hate Monger Senator Ruben Diaz compares Homosexuality to Bestiality
Thanks to Blabbeando for the clip and translation
Sunday, May 29, 2011
NY Sen. Ruben Diaz is trying to stir up some Drama between the Gays and African-Americans
The gay marriage debate in New York is on the go and getting heated by the moment. In a passionate speech this past week, Bloomberg challenged the GOP to do the right thing about gay marriage.
Bloomberg said:
It’s fitting that the gay rights movement began in our City, because New Yorkers have always been at the forefront of movements to expand American freedoms – and guarantee American liberties. Long before our founding fathers wisely decided to separate church from state, leading citizens of our City petitioned their colonial rulers for religious freedom. Long before Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, many New Yorkers – including the founder of this college, Peter Cooper – crusaded against slavery. Long before the nation adopted the 19th Amendment, New Yorkers helped lead the movement for women’s suffrage. And long before the Civil Rights Act of 1964, New Yorkers played a pivotal role in advancing a color-blind society.
Ruben came out with this mess:
There is no just comparison between America’s struggle to overcome the evils of slavery and the promotion of the lifestyle of homosexuality. It is preposterous for Mayor Bloomberg to degrade and minimize the plight of African-Americans in this civil rights struggle by equating it with the effort to push to legalize homosexual marriage.Cute Ruben, way to take something and overrun it into the ground. Yes, our paths may be different, but the journey towards civil and equal rights are the same. It is "preposterous" of him to ignore that fact and try to fool people about this issue. Ruben's actions are creating discord and unnecessary foolishness over nothing. How dare he calls himself a preacher when all he is doing is causing a dangerous divide between minority groups.
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Black leaders should not allow Mayor Bloomberg or anyone else trivialize their suffering and their history!
That's not what a man of God should be doing, Ruben.
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Monday, May 16, 2011
WATCH: Sen. Ruben Diaz' Anti-Gay Marriage Rally in the Bronx
Brian Brown from NOM
This statement here, bothers me to no end
Sen. Ruben Diaz
A random interview
Thanks to Blabbeando, Joe.My.God., Think Progress for the videos
Monday, August 30, 2010
Fight Back NY comes for Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr.

Fight Back NY is in attack mode and they're coming for Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr.
This man is fierce hater on gay rights and has led many battles against the New York LGBT community. Now, Fight Back NY has their weapons ready; starting with a top 10 list of Ruben's ugly past and dealings.
"10 Truths About Ruben"
- Ruben Diaz was investigated by the FBI
- He was arrested for possession of heroin and marijuana
- Ruben Diaz was only member of the New York Senate to vote against the ethics reform bill
- He was the only Democrat in the New York Senate to vote to shut down the state government
- Ruben Diaz refused to meet with his own constituents
- He compared the use of stem cells for medical research to the Nazis using “the ashes of the Jews to make bars of soap.”
- Ruben Diaz appropriated monies totaling $250,000 to an organization he founded, the Christian Community Benevolent Association
- He also appropriated monies totaling $1,120,000 to the Hispanic Federation, of which the Christian Community Benevolent Association is a part (see #7)
- Ruben Diaz defended former Sen. Hiram Monserrate, who was expelled from the Senate due to a conviction for misdemeanor assault against his girlfriend
- Ruben Diaz and three other Democrats refused to support the Majority Leader, only to change their minds after he "offered them perks and committee chairmanships."
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Interesting Quote: Sen. Ruben Diaz

“The Governor went out on a limb for the gay community in his efforts to support marriage equality and to bring that bill to the Senate floor, even though he knew it did not have sufficient votes to pass and that thousandsof people in New York State did not want it and will not support him for election because of that issue. Where is the gay community now that the Governor needs them?”Senator Diaz mocking Governor David Paterson.
But does he have a point?
Thursday, December 3, 2009
These Fools are Traitors and Spoliers

These are the Dems that either lied or failed in keeping their promises
• Joseph Addabbo (D-Queens)
• Darrel Aubertine (D- Cape Vincent)
• Ruben Diaz (D-Bronx)
• Shirley Huntley (D-Queens)
• Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn)
• Hiram Monserrate (D-Queens)
• George Onorato (D-Queens)
• William Stachowski (D-Buffalo)
The Plan
Hit them where it hurts... the pockets! Remind folks of their foolishness and their Church & State drama.
They are out of touch and they must be replaced.
These acts of malarkey has faces... Boycott them!
Then, throw a pie in each of their faces.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Gay Marriage in New York is No. 1 on the List

Today, Gov. David Paterson is putting gay marriage back on the table.
However, the demon, Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr., has something up his sleeve...he can't be trusted.
"Tomorrow we will have a good time," Diaz Sr. told the DN's Glenn Blain. "Maybe I'm not upset. Maybe I solve the whole the problem tomorrow. Maybe tomorrow we come to an agreement and decide who's really in control."
"Maybe tomorrow...Maybe. I don't know. I'm not saying anything...Who is asking me that? I don't know. Who knows what’s going to happen tomorrow. Tomorrow is always uncertain. Tomorrow may never come."
I don't know, maybe you will be defeated, Ruben? Let's hope so.
More on this later
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Interesting Quote: Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr

"If Senator Tom Duane has the necessary Senate votes to pass the homosexual marriage bill in New York State, then he should release the names of those Senators who are supporting the bill. If not, he should shut up."If any member of the State Senate is so ashamed to have their names released or to release their own names for this or for any pending legislation, then they clearly feel ashamed of their position."
"If any Senators are unwilling to release their names prior to voting for the homosexual marriage bill, they are sending a clear message to the gay community and to the whole State of New York that these Senators are unwilling to let the public know and that they are ashamed to be publicly associated with the gay community."
"Any Senator who commits himself or herself to something, should be man or woman enough to take a stand and stand by his or her convictions. If they give their word to support something that they are ashamed of, then that is a hypocrisy, and could be interpreted as not wanting to be associated with the matter."
"It is a disgrace that Senator Duane is playing this mind game with his colleagues and with the public. If Senator Duane has the votes, he should release the names. If not, then he should be ashamed of himself.”
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Free Anti-Gay Haterade at Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr's Block Party

I told y'all about Sen. Diaz Sr. and his anti-gay rally this weekend.
Yes, the leader of NYC's anti-gay party warned us that he was having a "party" this weekend and he did.
Blabbeando, Joe.My.God and Mike Tidmus did a great job discussing the event and bringing out some issues.
For example, Ruben said this:
"If we could move people to come here, we could move people to tell them who to vote for."
Alright, you do that mess, Ruben, just think about this little piece of info Mike Tidmus pointed out in his blog.
Americans Untied for Separation of Church and State stepped in and reminded the anti-gay fundies that they risked their tax-exempt status if they pursued that course of action, because:Federal tax law says 501(c)(3) non-profit groups, including houses of worship, may not “participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements), any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office."
If he uses his flock, he could lose his stock (I tried)
However, the downside to this event was the lack of turnout from our side. It would have been nice to represent big time at Ruben's block party. Hopefully, the Senator will get out there again (especially during my vacation in NYC in 2 weeks).
I would love to meet him.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
This is an invite to a Protest Party

If any of you in New York are available for a showdown with the weasel, Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. Here's an invitation for a "party"
Organized by Radio Vision Cristiana International and the New York Hispanic Clergy Organization, thousands of Hispanic religious believers will conduct a demonstration in front of the Manhattan Office of NYS Governor David Paterson, to protest the Governor's insistence in introducing homosexual marriage in the State of New York.
This demonstration will take place on:
Place: 633 Third Avenue, Bet,. 40th and 41st Streets, NYC, NY.
(Subways: #4, 5,6,7 to 42nd & Lexington)
Date: Sunday, May 17, 2009
Time: 1:00 p.m.Rev. Dr. Milton Donato, President of Radio Vision Cristiana Int., expressed his disappointment with Governor Paterson saying: "Radio Vision Cristiana has been motivated to respond to Governor David Paterson and every other elected official, to let them know that we are not sleeping and that we will not stay idle with our hands crossed while they pressure and promote
marriage between persons of the same sex".State Senator Rev. Ruben Diaz who has been an ardent opponent of gay marriage said: "I am satisfied with the response against same sex marriage by members of the community including, Catholics, Evangelicals, Jews, Muslims, and non believers".
For more information, please contact Rev. Bob Rodriguez at (973) 881-8700 or Senator Rev. Ruben Diaz at (718) 991-3161.
I'm calling this to cause trouble, but if y'all are around and able...Please go and let them know: We are here, Dummies! Get out of our business!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Gov. Paterson ain't feeling the Religious Leaders

Gov. Paterson is a bit tired of the religious leaders in New York running their mouths.
At the a gay marriage rally in Albany, Gov. Paterson said:
"You see, the fact is that for years these same individuals - many of them, not all of them, but many of them - who pronounced religious doctrine did not exercise it when young gay and lesbian students were being chastised for expressing their point of view. Where were these leaders of faith when college students of gay and lesbian orientation were beaten and often brutalized for expressing their feelings for each other? …
All I’m saying is: Why didn’t they speak about that at the time when it was the other way around? See what really makes a democracy work is when you speak for others rights even when you disagree with them. I’m saying most of the religious leaders that I hear speaking out now did not do it at the time. Had they done so I think they would have better moral standing to speak at this moment on this legislation even though I disagree with them."
And he's right...Where are they when stuff is really going on? When folks need real guidance are they available? And why do we only hear from them when gay marriage pops up? Do they even know what their role is?
I think it's time to deal with their foolishness by taxing the Hell out of them and their churches. They need to be put in their place. This is a way to get it started.
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