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Added Section on his ministerial policies in FCO
Alan Duncan, (born 1958), Conservative MP in UK parliament, who has held ministerial office. [[Homosexual]] Duncan was given a knighthood by the Cameron government which was very eager to prove its enthusiasm for the LGBT agenda.
'''Alan Duncan,''' (born 1958), Conservative MP in UK parliament, and government minister. [[Homosexual]] Duncan was given a knighthood by the Cameron government which was very eager to prove its enthusiasm for the LGBT agenda.
Duncan is Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, in charge of a policy of forcing countries in the British Commonwealth to adopt pro-LGBT laws. The appointment and his extreme anti-Christian views have drawn criticism. <ref>
http://www.christianconcern.com/our-concerns/freedom-of-speech/foreign-office-agency-says-biblical-morality-is-hateful.</ref>
==Career==
==Career==
==Views on Taxation==
==Views on Taxation==
In 2016 Duncan reacted with anger and rudeness to the Panama Papers scandal, press exposure of tax-avoidance by the super-rich including the family of David Cameron. He snapped that the very idea of full disclosure of politicians' tax affairs would deter "high achievers" like himself from going into parliament and would fill the House of Commons with "low achievers". <ref>https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/panama-papers-sir-alan-duncan-mp-speaking-in-defence-of-david-cameron-critcised-for-decrying-low-a6979826.html</ref><ref>https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/how-tory-alan-duncan-cope-7771314</ref>
In 2016 Duncan reacted with anger and rudeness to the Panama Papers scandal, press exposure of tax-avoidance by the super-rich including the family of David Cameron. He snapped that the very idea of full disclosure of politicians' tax affairs would deter "high achievers" like himself from going into parliament and would fill the House of Commons with "low achievers". <ref>https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/panama-papers-sir-alan-duncan-mp-speaking-in-defence-of-david-cameron-criticised-for-decrying-low-a6979826.html</ref><ref>https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/how-tory-alan-duncan-cope-7771314</ref>
One commentator asked "How does inheriting a large sum of money make you a "high achiever?" <ref>http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/wed-all-like-be-high-achievers-most-us-tax-gets-way-1554451</ref>
One commentator asked "How does inheriting a large sum of money make you a "high achiever?" <ref>http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/wed-all-like-be-high-achievers-most-us-tax-gets-way-1554451</ref>
==Policies in Foreign and Commonwealth Office==
Under Duncan, in 2017, the UK FCO issued the Wilton Report urging the British government to use every method of coercion to impose the LGBT agenda on foreign countries contrary to the will of the people and their own parliamentary democracies. The report denounces Christian morality as "hateful", blames it for imposing "heteropatriarchy" (i.e. natural behavior) and calls for "direct action" to implement their agenda when changes of legislation are not forthcoming. This extremism, which is completely against all the traditional policies of the Conservative Party and the democratic principles of the Commonwealth, has met with strong protests and a petition was set up on the internet demanding that the government reject it. <ref>http://www.christianconcern.com/our-concerns/freedom-of-speech/foreign-office-agency-says-biblical-morality-is-hateful</ref>
==Altruistic, Philanthropic or Publicly Beneficial Achievements==
==Altruistic, Philanthropic or Publicly Beneficial Achievements==