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Since when do homophobes take advice from gay people?
Usually when there’s a new political party it is to provide fresh wind – though on unfortunate occasions all that you get is a steam of hot air. This is exactly where British politician David Sylvester of the newly formed … Continue reading
Posted in bisexual, Christianity, conspiracy theory, Discrimination, gay
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Now what goes down the drain…
… you’re being charged for in England. At least this is how I thought the water bill system works out. It doesn’t. It works in ridiculous ways. As the studio I live in is located in a fairly old house … Continue reading
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How difficult is it to correct a typo? Or: so much failure in one letter
Mim had received her council tax notification. (Council tax is the tax the residents of Great Britain pay for the value of the property, incl. rented property. Full time students exempt). The address including the flat number have been spelt … Continue reading
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Can anyone spare a freedom flotilla for Northern Cyprus?
Do you enjoy watching the grass grow? No? Me neither but unfortunately this is the type of speed in which change for the better is brought about in the so-called Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. In case you haven’t heard … Continue reading
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and you are concerned about gay parenting then?
A cousin of mine has married his girlfriend of several years in an opposite sex marriage and she ahs brought to children into the marriage. Both of those children have different fathers but the two have been so young when … Continue reading
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Human rights, gay rights and olympic games: at times a toxic mixture. This time in Sochi.
The world or at least the LGBT world is in turmoil over Russia’s homophobic & biphobic legislation and two UK Members of Parliament have encouraged both fans & athletes to protest against Russia’s laws by putting LGBT symbols on display. … Continue reading
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Britain’s police once again fails to protect minorities and uphold the law
This is a post I didn’t want to make. Yet the reaction (or more precisely non-reaction) by the British Police has made it inevitable. Is anyone going to go to the dentist in the near future? Then beware: Muslim dentists … Continue reading
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