Gay Agenda 21
Description : The LGBT movement - an innocent civil rights movement or a New World Order tool?A crooked house can&#8217tbe straightened, it has to be demolished and then built from the ground up. This is why the first few chapters focus on refuting the now forcefully
established notions that have been accepted as fact without question for the past 5 decades (things like innate homosexuality, sexual malleability, other similar postmodernist views, and quite a few logical inconsistencies and contradictions from the proponents of such theories which boil down to sophistry at best). The first few chapters mostly focus on using scientific research, rational logic, and common sense to debunk what I call &#8216gascience&#8217 Then, I move onto the nitty-gritty details of the actual sexual liberation (revolution) movement. Stuff like the ideology of the movement, some of its main proponents in the last 70 years or so, what the movement entails, its effect on society, the real, as opposed to the stated agenda, things the media fails to cover or completely ignores, the vapid cries of &#8216eqality&#8217and &#8216huan rights&#8217 the emotion-based &#8216aruments&#8217that trample all reason and pursuit of objective truth, essentially the opposite of what we have been told and led to believe about the whole gay movement. Same as in the first part, these chapters are science-based, with a sprinkle of history as a reference point (like the Weimar &#8216Soiet&#8217Republic) and philosophy to counter the general lack of consistency in the theories that the pro-gay movement propagates.Towards the end, it gets a bit conspiratorial. Perhaps people won&#8217tlike the bits toward the end, but I included them anyway since I would have been doing a disservice to the topics at hand if I decided to skip them. For better or for worse, the final parts of the book have been included because I feel that, controversial as they might be, they cover the crux of the whole issue, an issue which I believe transcends the parameters that have been laid before us by the accepted mainstream narrative. Simply put, I wasn&#8217tabout to commit self-censorship for the sake of appeasing others or having a higher approval rate. With topics as wide and all-encompassing as postmodernism, liberalism, Cultural Marxism, genetic research on twins and triplets, the ever-changing landscape of our laws, Alfred Kinsey, plus some more obscure chapters like the ones on the Dunegan tapes or Jaffe&#8217smemorandum, there is a bit of everything, culminating towards the very end to the main issue at hand, an issue rarely ever addressed, even by those in the realm of conspiracies.If I were to describe the book in one sentence, while at the same time omitting the final parts of the book, I would say that it mostly focuses on repudiating the statements that the gay movement can be put in the &#8216slppery slope fallacy&#8217bracket.