Scott Lively: The Gay Agenda Is “To Turn The Whole World Gay”

[ccharles000]

Jim Burroway
March 10th, 2009
Kasha Jacqueline has reported some more statements made by Holocaust revisionist Scott Lively at the anti-gay conference held in Uganda last weekend. That conference featured three anti-gay American activists, including Watchmen On the Walls co-founder Scott Lively, Exodus International board member Don Schmierer, and Caleb Lee Brundidge, of Richard Cohen’s International Healing Foundation.

This lastest post by Kasha at the IGLHRC web site focuses mainly on a question-and-answer session with Lively. It’s unclear to me whether this is a literal transcript or a highly detailed paraphrasing. I’ve watched Lively speak at length during multiple sessions at two other conferences. If this isn’t a transcript, then Kasha certainly did a great job at capturing Lively’s tone, manner and cadence.

On the gay movement’s tactics in Uganda and elsewhere:

They gay movement is very evil and we must stop it immediately.

You have a gay movement in Uganda that is operating at a high level, which you must bear in mind. This gay movement around the world has a handbook that they use and that is what the Ugandan gay movement is using now. You must be ready to stop this gay agenda. And don’t think that fighting the gay movement is the solution—you will be fighting a losing battle because this movement has come to stop humanity. They have a clear vision, mission and strategies. The only way to defeat them is to compete with them. Their movement is 70 years old and that’s why they don’t care about you. They know you will die soon and they will replace you and take over the nation. They have decided to recruit the youth.

You have a lot of work to do. Homosexuality is immoral and we cannot sit back and see immorality controlling nations. Homosexuality is equivalent to paedophilia in many ways. Homosexuals cannot control their sexual desires and behaviors. If all of us acted upon our desires and feelings then where would the world be? Families would break up because of adultery. People would continue to molest children, etc.

Again, Lively reinforces the charge that gays molest children as a tactic for recruitment. This, despite the evidence from experts in the field of child sexual abuse who say that gay people do not molest children at rates any different from straight people.

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[EFerrari]

1. Well, what the hell. And I haven't even gotten the brochure yet.

:grr:

[cynatnite]

2. Yes, Brokeback Mountain will now be a part of grade school cirriculum n/t

[Deja Q]

3. Wow. How many stereotypes can be counted in that daft joke of an article?

[muntrv]

4. Scott Lively's beloved nazis have killed more people than any gay person has.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

5. I have GOT to come up with some batshit crazy ass idea that wingnut groups will pay me to talk about

This working for a living shit is for the birds.

[maxsolomon]

6. If all of us acted upon our desires and feelings then where would the world be?

I'd be happy.

It's the ones who are afraid of their desires & feelings who are perverse.

[NorthCarolina]

7. Handbook??? I want mine..... n/t

[Kievan Rus]

8. What is this guy smoking?

[IrishBuckeye]

9. Gays are also using their weather machine to cause more rainbows in the sky

With a pot of golden penis's at the end of every one.

[leftyclimber]

10. Well, they must not have updated their mailing list recently.

'Cause I ain't got my handbook, either.

I feel ripped off. x(

edit because I can't spell. At all.

[NoPasaran]

24. It was the "Owners Manual" that came with your toaster oven

Why don't people ever read those things?

[Stevenmarc]

11. That's my mission, turn them gay one six-pack at a time.

[HillWilliam]

12. I didn't even get the fucking toaster

And from where I sit, it looks like wackogelical republicanism is pretty fucking immoral. Let's have a reality check here:

Starting illegal wars based on lies: Gays? No, Republicans.
Heisting the national treasury: Gays? No, Republicans.
Torture: Gays? No, Republicans.
War crimes: Gays? No, Republicans.
Multi-billion-dollar Ponzi schemes: Gays? No, Republicans.
Deregulation gone amok leading to the lending industry meltdown, taking the economy with it: Gays? No, Republicans.
Enron: Gays? No, Republicans.
Abramoff, Hastert, DeLay, Vitter, Craig: Arguably not all gay, but definitely all Republican.

Gay people didn't leave New Orleans to drown. Republicans damnsure did. Gay people didn't bring Katrina, but Republicans were damnsure quick to blame a natural disaster on them. Never mind that Republican leadership were playing air guitar and cutting cake and farts when they should have been doing their jobs, taking care of people. Some "morality" there, huh.

Seems to me the extreme right have been playing this tired "blame teh gay" distraction game long e-fucking-nough.

This gay man is sick and tired of it. The next loudmouth rightwing extremist who mouths the same horseshit as Lively just might wake up to find a pickup load of the real thing in his front yard.

[sendero]

13. Religious morons...

.. are clear that their agenda is to make the whole world religious, their religion please.

I'm a lot more worried about more pointless, authoritarian, false (half the Christians in this country have NOTHING to do with anything Jesus actually said or stood for) religion than I am about more gay people.

[polmaven]

15. I take great exception

to these "people" - and I use that word cautiously - calling themselves religious. They are so far away from the tenets of ANY true religion in this world that I think they are closer to being Satanists.

Wow...I really believe the word EVIL applies to some of them.

Oh, and if anyone gets a copy of that handbook, please send me a copy. I want to bring it to church for some of my fellow Christians there. I don't think they have seen it yet.

[KG]

14. but, think of what a fabuluous place the world would be!

[Smith_3]

16. I'm a straight man. I wish I could choose to be gay sometimes.

Alot easier to get laid from men then from women.

[LeftyMom]

17. Sorry folks, I'm not really interested. Unless Rachel Maddow is free on Friday night. nt

[LiberalPersona]

18. what a loon /nt

[cboy4]

19. I havta look it up to make sure it's the whole world or just the U.S.A.

[xchrom]

20. stop waving that thing around!!!

their not supposed to see that!!!

oh Gay Central Committee is going to be so pissed.

[cboy4]

22. My bad....I won't even tell you how many times I've left that

folder over at Tom Cruise's house.

:blush:

[Vickers]

21. He makes that sound like a BAD thing.

Maybe if more people were gay we wouldn't be in such a shitstorm of trouble.

[gratuitous]

23. Good old Scott

So nice to see that he's moved on from intimidating and assaulting reporters here in Oregon. Lon Mabon's faithful lieutenant at the Oregon Citizens Alliance, he was one of the faces of bigotry in Oregon during the not-so-great culture wars of the late 1980s/early 1990s.

And as others have noted, professional bigotry sure beats working for a living.