Oklahoma state
representative Sally Kern says she's found "the gay
agenda" -- in a book based on a musical adaptation of Oscar
Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan.
Homophobic
Oklahoma state representative Sally Kern is at it again --
this time urging a crowd at the “Clouds Over
America” conference of the John Birch Society
that the time has come “for a new ‘Great
Awakening,’” evidenced by a “gay
agenda” she says she uncovered in the book After
the Ball.
According to
Kern, the book, written by Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen
and based on a musical adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s
Lady Windermere’s Fan, documents a
“public relations campaign to have gays
accepted by the general public -- step by step -- with
the final goal being not just acceptance of gays by
heterosexuals but eventual triumph of homosexuality as a
superior lifestyle.”
Kern’s
thoughts were documented by the Oklahoma Gazette and Towle Road, compiled from her
speech at the event.
“You know,
I’ve done a lot of reading on this,” Kern
said. “I wish I could describe to you their
behavior. I will not because I would be redder than
this suit. It’s their behavior that we oppose.
“This
theme of equality and freedom is the approach that the
homosexuals are using today -- totally perverting the
true intention of what our Constitution meant,”
she continued. “The homosexuals get it -- it’s
a struggle between our religious freedoms and their
right to do what they want to do.”
According to the
organization’s official Website, the mission
statement of the John Birch Society is to provide
“Americans with the educational materials,
programs, campaigns, and organizational leadership to
restore our constitutional Republic.”
(Advocate.com)
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