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"Because sentence against an evil work is not executed speedily,
therefore the heart of the sons of men is fully set in them to do evil."
Ecclesiastes 8:11

Once it was unlawful to do it. Now it is illegal to talk against it.
Report for January 9, 2004

In the article below, note that each time the word homophobic is used, it is attached to the word crime. Isn't homophobic a nice, subjective, flexible word? Why, its uses are almost endless in the sodomites' relentless crusade to stamp out all resistance to their perverted agenda. Now if only Christians could bring themselves to say objective, biblical words such as abomination and repent when speaking of sodomy. Jesus Christ poured out His blood so that even those who commit such sins can be "washed . . . sanctified . . . justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God" (I Corinthians 6:9-11) if they will "repent . . . believe the gospel" (Mark 1:15) and "call on the name of the Lord" (Acts 2:21). How does our Lord look upon Christians who belittle what He did by down-playing the sinfulness of the sin for which He died to provide the propitiation (1 John 2:2)?

Gay officers should come out, urges senior police chief
Gay.com UK, December 29, 2003

One of Scotland's senior policemen is urging gay police officers to come out at work, as he believes it would help the force deal with homophobic crimes more effectively.

David Lyle, the Lothian and Borders chief inspector, says that openly gay policemen and women would also help raise the self esteem of closeted colleagues, as well as help make the country's police force appear more modern.

"We want to be able to show that being gay and being a police officer are just part and parcel of every day life and of society," he says.

"And we hope by that to encourage people who may suffer hate crimes or crimes to do with homophobic reasons to come forward." 

Lyle was speaking as the Scottish coordinator of the Gay Police Association (GPA), the organisation that provides a network for the country's lesbian and gay police workers.

His comments come after a watershed year in acceptance for gay police officers, which culminated in officers being allowed to march in their uniform at this year's Pride festival for the first time.

As well as tackling acceptance within the police force, the GPA has also looked into how homophobic hate crimes are handled as well as encouraging victims, who are often nervous of the police reaction to their sexuality, to come forward.

Next month the body will hold a meeting in the Scottish Police College to discuss the way in which gay issues are being handled.

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