REMEMBER: The NAZI Party and the KU KLUX KLAN REQUIRE all members to be CHRISTIANS. The NAZI Party is CATHOLIC, primarily, so does not allow HOMOS, while the Ku Klux Klan does not allow CATHOLICS, but LOVES GAYS!!!
Well, first things first. This morning I went to the Lab to have blood drawn, chest x-ray, EKG, urine sampled -- in preparation for my annual Wellness Check-Up in a week, and the receptionist proudly proclaimed she is a CHRISTIAN!!!
I told her to "ferme la bouche s'il vous plait!!!" EVERYONE thinks the religion they were brainwashed into by their parents is the ONLY TRUE RELIGION!!!
That includes -- especially -- the OTHER religion that worships Pagan Idols, Hinduism, as well as Christians, who worship the Pagan Idol Jesus.
And it was on 99.9 FM -- the SAME STATION that while a secular one, ALWAYS PROMOTES JESUS -- especially by the FOOL, Tommy Gunn (the youngest son of Momma Gunn):
Well, well, well: If you don't think THIS BLOG HAS POWER (and both NC Policy Watch and EVERY MEMBER of the UNC Board of Governors get EVERY blog-posting of mine via email):
I KNOW Tom Fetzer, who in 2011 told me he WORSHIPED Frank Hawkins Kenan, who until he died in 1996 was the TOP WHITE SUPREMACIST and HARD-DRUG Trafficker in North Carolina!!! See link to the Letter I sent the UNC Board of Governors about Mr. Fetzer -- who is actually GAY AS A GOOSE -- and his Partner-in-Crime, Thom Goolsby -- another Closet-Case HOMO!!!
I could NOT seem to google that up -- but here is what Google suggested, the FIRST Letter I wrote anyone in 2020 (to Thomas S. Kenan III):
“I think the writing was on the wall for him that the board wasn’t going to put up with the kinds of things he was involved in,” one board member said. “We are putting some teeth into our policies and he is not stupid. He’s a very intelligent man. He knows if he continues to operate the way he has, he’s going to end up in trouble.”
Another board member said he believed Fetzer could “read the room” and tell that the majority of the board had no further stomach for scandals from its own board members.
I could NOT seem to google that up -- but here is what Google suggested, the FIRST Letter I wrote anyone in 2020 (to Thomas S. Kenan III):
“I think the writing was on the wall for him that the board wasn’t going to put up with the kinds of things he was involved in,” one board member said. “We are putting some teeth into our policies and he is not stupid. He’s a very intelligent man. He knows if he continues to operate the way he has, he’s going to end up in trouble.”
Another board member said he believed Fetzer could “read the room” and tell that the majority of the board had no further stomach for scandals from its own board members.
This includes a LINK so that YOU, TOO, can join in Barack Obama and Reggie Love's COMING OUT GAY PARTY -- tomorrow from 6:00 - 7:30 PM EDT:
So I will NOT be contacting additional National Press about this -- since I've ALREADY gotten word out far and wide -- and Reggie Love and ALL the Seven NC Freshmen Democratic Senators KNOW that they ALL KNOW that Obama and Mr. Love are GAY -- and Reggie is Obama's FORMER Lover.
If Thomas Keith does not QUICKLY resign or get fired from ALL ACTIVITIES of these two Literary Festivals soon, I will THEN contact ALL of their SPONSORS to get them involved -- I'll give them a week or two to ditch Mr. Keith (and perhaps a few others).
And then, today, I posted a link to my LAST posting on one of Robert Evans Wilson Jr.'s FACEBOOK THREADS -- and didn't even tell him how now deceased KU KLUX KLAN MEMBER, James Graham Kenan of Atlanta -- where Mr. Wilson now lives -- ENDOWED the Atlanta History Center -- and ESPECIALLY their collection of the GAY HISTORY of the ENTIRE SOUTHEAST of the USA!!!
And Robert Evans Wilson, Jr., LIKED IT -- then went to MY Facebook and "LIKED" some of my postings -- EXACTLY what I do when I meet a KINDRED SPIRIT on Facebook:
You have to look ELSEWHERE to find that "Uncle Jimmy" Kenan endowed all of this. I TOLD YOU the Ku Klux Klan has NO PROBLEM with HOMOSEXUALS!!!
Robert Evans Wilson, Jr. -- who is STRAIGHT: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robevanswilson/ as well as: https://www.facebook.com/robevanswilson.
And I will INCLUDE Mr. Wilson when I email this posting out -- so he can see what I've done, here.
Freedom From Religion Foundation
On this day in 1958, Ronald Prescott Reagan (Secret Service code name "Reliant") was born in Los Angeles to Ronald Wilson Reagan and Nancy Reagan, the future U.S. president and first lady. As liberal as his famous father was conservative, Reagan stopped going to church when he was 12 and has publicly stated he's an atheist numerous times. In 2004, he accepted FFRF's Emperor Has No Clothes Award and spoke at the 2009 convention in Seattle.
Reagan grew up in Los Angeles and Sacramento, went to Yale University for a semester and then joined the Joffrey Ballet Company as a corps de ballet dancer. He married Dori Palmieri, a clinical psychologist, in 1980. He left Joffrey in 1983 and has since worked as a broadcast and print journalist and television and radio host. He co-hosted "Connected: Coast to Coast with Ron Reagan and Monica Crowley" on MSNBC, was a special correspondent for ABC's "20/20" and "Good Morning America" and FOX News' "Front Page," as well as hosting the syndicated "Ron Reagan Show" starting in 1991.
He's also done work for E! Entertainment Television, Animal Planet and American Movie Classics and has contributed to Newsweek, The New Yorker, Playboy, Los Angeles Times, Esquire and Interview. "The Ron Reagan Show," syndicated by Air America Media, went on the air in 2008. Reagan serves on the Advisory Board of the Creative Coalition, a nonpartisan group founded in 1989 to mobilize entertainers and artists for causes such as First Amendment rights, arts advocacy and public education.
Reagan, along with his late mother, has been a strong supporter of embryonic stem cell research. "When you’re depriving people, potentially, of lifesaving or life-improving cures or treatments purely for political reasons, I find that to be really shameful."
In a 2008 interview with The Hill newspaper, he was asked when he started questioning his father's political beliefs: "Oh, puberty. Probably by age 12. That was when I told [my parents] I would no longer go to church with them because I was an atheist. One thing leads to another. It wasn't a great leap to then disagree on politics." Was he upset? "Yeah, but he wasn't angry. He was a Christian and took it fairly seriously. He was worried that my life would be diminished if I didn't accept Christ as my savior. We'd argue at the dinner table all the time, but I don't think he was losing sleep over it."
During a speech about stem cell research at the Democratic National Convention on July 27, 2004, Reagan voiced his opinion on church/state separation: "[I]t does not follow that the theology of a few should be allowed to forestall the health and well-being of the many." The New York Times asked him in 2004, in an interview that ran three weeks after his father died, if he'd like to be president. "I would be unelectable," Reagan said. "I'm an atheist. As we all know, that is something people won't accept."
Reagan, an honorary director of FFRF, generously recorded a radio spot for FFRF during Air America’s broadcast reign, then in 2014 agreed to record a TV ad for FFRF: "Hi, I'm Ron Reagan, an unabashed atheist, and I'm alarmed by the intrusion of religion into our secular government. That's why I'm asking you to support the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation's largest and most effective association of atheists and agnostics, working to keep state and church separate, just like our Founding Fathers intended. Please support the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Ron Reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell.”
The ad ran on Comedy Central, CNN and MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show” but was refused by CBS, NBC, ABC and Discovery Networks, apparently due to the irreverent reference to hell. The popularity of the quip has also inspired FFRF to produce a T-shirt, a bumper sticker and a lapel pin saying “Unabashed Atheist, Not Afraid of Burning in Hell,” as well as a personalized online interactive digital “billboard."
Reagan addressed the FFRF national convention in 2015, where he said: "Blind faith is the abdication of reason. You can't have a functioning democracy when most of the people believe in a lot of nonsense. If you want good public policy, it has to be based on facts and evidence. Private beliefs invade public policy. All the politicians you see invoking God were just private citizens once, and now they are in Congress.”
In an interview (Jan. 17, 2020) with the Daily Beast after his FFRF ad ran during a Democratic debate, Reagan said he found it curious that people who invoke “freedom of religion really mean freedom to be bigots. ‘Who can we refuse service to?’ It starts with LGBTQ people. What about unmarried couples? What about divorced people? What about black people? You can find justification for almost anything in the Bible, and it’s ugly, cruel, and stupid. We’re on to them. We’ll keep speaking up."
He married Doria Palmieri in 1980, 20 days after his father was sworn in as president. She died in 2014 at age 62 from complications of a neuromuscular disease. In 2018 he married Federica Basagni, an Italian who was one of Doria's closest friends.
Source: https://ffrf.us/2Dymo0t
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