Rainbow mafia threatens baker

From Public Advocate:

A Christian baker and his employees have just been sentenced to a re-education camp!

It’s unbelievable but true.

Colorado baker Jack Phillips has been targeted by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for homosexual re-education and indoctrination.

Over the last year, a growing number of Christian-owned businesses have been persecuted and prosecuted for simply choosing to not participate in immoral homosexual “weddings.”

But this ruling is setting a new and very dangerous precedent.

It all started when Mr. Phillips and his bakery Masterpiece Cakeshop refused to make a wedding cake for a homosexual pair.

He explained to the potential customers that his convictions would not allow him to be a part of it.

And he believed that his choice to not do business was protected as a free American.

Little did he know that those freedoms are slipping away fast.

Like so many other Christian businesses across the country, he was targeted by the Homosexual Lobby and their bureaucratic allies for daring to say “no.”

The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit against him, arguing that homosexual entitlement trumps any religious or First Amendment rights.

And this complaint was taken up by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission (CRC).

These commissions have a long track-record of siding against religious liberty in the name of homosexual privilege.

So it was not a big surprise that the Colorado Commission sided against the Christian business owner.

But the extent of their ruling goes beyond anything ever seen.

Mr. Phillips and all his employees are now required to attend homosexual re-education -- and undoubtedly will be forced to verbally endorse homosexual “values” before leaving.

Masterpiece Cakeshop will also have to report to the CRC every three months for the next two years to make sure his Christian beliefs are not influencing his business again.

Like a paroled criminal, Jack Phillips will have to regularly check in and prove he is “behaving” according to their standards.

But the Homosexual Lobby picked the wrong baker to push around.

As of now, Mr. Phillips is refusing to back down on his business policies or comply with the Commission’s ruling.

He has said he will do whatever it takes to fight this injustice.

I am very grateful that Mr. Phillips is taking such a public stand against the Homosexual Lobby.

And Public Advocate will continue to do our part in his fight by holding off the Homosexual Agenda in D.C. and across America.

For the Family,

HON. EUGENE DELGAUDIO
President, Public Advocate of the U.S.

P.S. Will you chip in $5 or $10 to help Public Advocate fight for our religious liberties against the radical Homosexual Lobby?

Ron Paul delegate pushed around

Ron Paul Delegate Sues City of St. Peters Over Caucus Arrest

Brent Stafford Claims Constitutional Rights Violated

By William Browning | Yahoo! Contributor Network – 16 hrs ago.

During the heated Republican primary and caucus season in the spring of 2012, an incident in St. Charles County, Mo., led to the arrest of a Ron Paul delegate at a local caucus. Brent Stafford is now suing the city of St. Peters, Mo., and police officer Tim Hickey over his incarceration of March 17, 2012. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Eastern Missouri filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday on behalf of Stafford. The plaintiff seeks remediation for his incarceration, which he feels violated his First Amendment rights to free speech.

* The 13-page legal complaint in U.S. District Court demands a jury trial against the city and Hickey. Five points are brought against the defendants, including false arrest and malicious prosecution.

* Stafford led Paul's campaign for St. Charles County last year. He was also a member of the county's Republican central committee. It was this central committee that hosted the caucus at Francis Howell High School.

* The plaintiff alleges two police officers, hired by GOP leaders to provide security at the meeting, were told to "expect 'trouble'" from Paul supporters. Stafford claims in his complaint that the "'trouble' ... was that Ron Paul would win."

* Stafford also contends he would have been elected the caucus chair had Eugene Dokes, chairman of the committee, run the meeting according to proper procedure. The plaintiff alleges nominees for the chair of the caucus were closed after a single nomination.

* The plaintiff alleges he was arrested for trespassing even though dozens of people remained in the high school gymnasium after being ordered to depart or face arrest. Stafford was arrested on a public sidewalk outside the building. A video of Stafford's arrest, labeled Exhibit 1 in the filing, shows the events as they unfolded outside the school. Several other videos of the caucus exists even though caucus leaders tried to ban video and audio recordings of the event.

* The Associated Press reveals the plaintiff was acquitted of his trespassing charge by a municipal judge in St. Peters. Stafford was jailed for three hours following the failed caucus.

* The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the city had not received a copy of the lawsuit as of Monday afternoon. City officials have not yet responded to the lawsuit.

* The plaintiff believes his rights under the First and 14th Amendments were violated, his person was unreasonably searched without a warrant, his liberty was deprived without due process and his liberty was deprived for three hours.

* In addition to attorney's fees, Stafford seeks unspecified monetary damages. Five counts are brought against the city including violations of rights, false arrest, malicious prosecution, false arrest under state law and malicious prosecution under state law.

William Browning is a research librarian specializing in U.S. politics.

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