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". . . without natural affection, implacable,
unmerciful."
Romans 1:31
Report for
April 9, 2004
It was a sodomite who brought HIV/AIDS to
America. It is sodomy which keeps HIV/AIDS in America. It was sodomites
who, at that time unknowingly, poisoned America's blood supply with HIV in
the early years of the disease's spread. But don't expect the promoters of
perversion to feel guilty about that. As we have long said, the sodomites
tolerate no resistance to their agenda; and they will not accept any
"discrimination" against them, even if it means putting innocent
people's lives in jeopardy. As evident by the story below, they are
demanding to 1) be allowed to once again poison the blood supply with HIV,
this time knowingly, or 2) have a blood shortage. But they are not willing
to be refused the "right" to donate blood. The sodomites
"lifestyle" is deadly to them and dangerous to others. There is
no love in soft-pedaling the horror of homosexuality.
"And even as they did not like to retain God
in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those
things which are not convenient" (Romans 1:28).
University Says Blood Drive Biased Against Gays
Fox News, March 29, 2004
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,115376,00.html
MONMOUTH, Ore. - The American Red Cross may soon be banned from holding
blood drives on one university campus because the organization prohibits
some gay men from donating blood.
"We're looking at the practices of the Red Cross - whether they are
discriminatory, and if they are, how it relates back to our policy,"
said Gary Dukes, vice president of student affairs at Western Oregon
University.
At issue is one of the dozens of questions used to screen donors. Men are
asked if they've had sex with another man - even only once - since 1977.
Some student government leaders say the question is homophobic and has no
place on campus, even if that means less blood available to those who need
it.
"There may be less blood in the blood
supply, or we can continue to have a world full of hate and
discrimination," said Shauna Bates, student senator at
WOU.
The Food and Drug Administration, not the Red Cross, decides which groups
can't donate blood. Among them are anemics, intravenous drug users and
sexually active gay men, who still comprise the largest percentage of AIDS
cases.
The FDA did recently look at possibly changing, or even dropping, the
question about gay sex. But an advisory committee said doing that would
risk putting blood recipients in danger of contracting the deadly AIDS
virus.
"It's incredibly important that the blood supply remain safe,"
said Darrin Greenlee of the American Red Cross.
Homo-Fascism
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