Sunday, February 17, 2013

Lesson of the Church

Will the retirement of the Pope finally open up to the truth of the crimes happening inside the Vatican and its church network world wide. The secrets held inside, specific on child molestation that has occur for years. How many victims are there out there, from victims in the past and even today?  Why hasn't the church resolve this issue? Most likely because the gatekeeper of these crimes is the Pope himself.  Is this part of the reason why the Pope Benedict XVI is retiring now.
The Passionate Eye has an interesting episode on the issue.

 http://www.cbc.ca/passionateeye/episode/mea-maxima-culpa-silence-in-the-house-of-god.html

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Be Proud, Be Out. Serve our Country


The face of the Canadian LGBT political landscape is about to get a wakeup call. Soon the gaps that we don't think we have but most certainly do, will be addressed. So for all those wannabe politicians who are afraid to run because of their orientation? Who are afraid to come out due to their position? Who needs support whether your conservation, liberal, NDP, independent, etc, a newly form organization called Proud Politics will soon be around for you.

You will hear about them soon.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Yes We Can! Time for Social Change

Obama, Obama, Obama. You have been made an honorary Gay man for your suppose to the LGBT community. It was fantastic to hear you on national television providing your support for same-sex marriage. You are the first sitting President in the USA to openly express such supportive opinion. You represent social change, the continue movement of civil rights and equality for all.

Obama Same Sex Couple Video Comment


Courtesy of Globe and Mail:
Say what you want about President Obama’s political calculations – while polls show a plurality of U.S. voters now support gay marriage, a sign of enormous social change, it is hard to believe most of those supporters will base their vote next fall on the President’s declaration. Those who abhor the notion of gay marriage may be more likely to get out and vote to try to stop it. It is not often that a presumptive favourite takes a bold risk right up front.The effect of President Obama’s support will be felt around the world. Europe is far from united on this issue, and there are still many parts of the world in which it is not safe to be gay. Read More

Friday, November 11, 2011

Remembrance Day

Take a moment to remember all those who fought so valiantly to help protect our freedom. Lest we forget.

David Testo Good on You!


David Testo, age 30, a pro soccer player for the Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps FC, came out of the closet to announce that he was gay. He decided to do so now as a result of the recent string of suicides among gay teenagers in sports. Testo said to The Globe and |Mail, “we have to change, and it’s always been my philosophy that you have to lead the change you want to see.”  “I felt like it was almost my duty to say that this is okay.”  Good on you Testo!!

For more story about Gay Athlete click here 
Or check out the sport section on this blog

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Transgender In the House

How great is this! Anna Grodzka become the first Transgender to take seat in Poland house of parliament. At the age of 57, Ms. Grodzka is part of a newly formed liberal party called Palikot’s Support Movement, that stunned Poland’s staid political establishment by winning 10 percent of the vote in Sunday’s election. She is a women with a mission to bring awareness to the Poland country about people such as herself. 



Here are some quotes from her, courtesy of  The Gazzett: 

“My mission is to familiarize people with transgenderism,” Grodzka told Polsat News television.

“While making this decision I knew what to expect,” she added, referring to “various unpleasantnesses” she endured before and during the campaign.

 "I decided to be a candidate for Palikot’s Movement because I want the voice of people who are excluded and discriminated against in the Polish political system to be heard,” she wrote in her blog. “I believe that little by little does the trick.”