European socialists advancing their agenda . . .
Socialists in the USA sure to follow their lead . . .
Posted on January 23, 2015 by Gertrude
Reprinted by kind permission of
the Editor, Catholic Voice, Ireland.
Published: 22 January 2015
by Deacon Nick Donnelly
In January 2014, Enda Kenny
legalised the national tragedy of abortion in Ireland. This year he seems set
on pitching the country headlong into the nonsense of gay marriage announcing
the date of his gay marriage referendum in the run up to Christmas. Tánaiste
Joan Burton’s enthusiastic endorsement of the referendum gave the misleading
impression that it originates in will of the people. She said: “The
fact that this referendum is now to take place is a mark of the progress that
has taken place in this country in recent years and decades, and indicates the
extent to which attitudes to lesbian and gay people have changed.”
But
is this really anything to do with the will of the people of Ireland?
How has gay marriage rocketed
to the top of Kenny’s agenda?
Have you
ever asked yourself the question, how has gay marriage rocketed to the top of
so many governments’ busy legislative agendas? Does this juggernaut to legalise
gay marriage originate from the citizens of the Republic, or rather from the
Irish ruling elite’s collaboration in a pan-European social engineering project
agreed by politicians in 2010?
Christopher
Booker, a columnist for The Sunday Telegraph, outlined the details of what he
believes is a social engineering project to make sense of the spectacle of
David Cameron tearing the Conservative party apart through his determination to
legalise gay marriage. According to Booker, the advance of same sex marriage
across Europe is a carefully worked out scheme hatched out by the Council of
Europe and cabinet members of David Cameron’s Conservative and Liberal
Coalition government. Four years ago, ministers from the 47 member countries in
the Council of Europe agreed a “Recommendation” on “measures to combat
discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity”. In 2011,
Cameron’s government committed the UK Foreign Office and its new Gender
Equality Office to fully implement the 2010 Council of Europe plan. Later that
year, when the UK assumed the six-monthly chairmanship of the Council of Europe
it put gay marriage at the top of Europe’s agenda. Cameron’s government even
invested £100,000 in creating a dedicated LGBT unit in Strasbourg to plan the
implementation of the project. Christopher Booker writes:
‘Britain was so keen to take
the lead that, on March 27 last year [2012], the UK’s representation in
Strasbourg organised the council’s first “closed conference” (ie, public not
admitted), to agree detailed plans for the June 2013 implementation… A speech by the British judge,
Sir Nicolas Bratza, then head of the European Court of Human Rights, signalled
that the court was ready to declare same-sex marriage a “human right”, as soon
as enough countries fell into line.’
Simply put, Enda Kenny and his
government can be seen as implementing a British plan to undo the institution
of marriage in Ireland.
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