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'''Stonewall UK''' is a "[[LGBT]]" pressure group campaigning for the [[homosexual agenda]].
'''Stonewall UK''' is a "[[LGBT]]" pressure group campaigning for the [[homosexual agenda]].
Set up in 1989, by a group that included [[Ian McKellen]], Peter [now Lord] Mandelson, Waheed (now Lord) Ali, Matthew Parris, Michael (now Lord) Cashman, Angela Mason and Lisa Power. The initial aim of the group was to obtain the abolition of Section 28 of the Local Government Act passed in 1988, which prohibited any promotion of homosexuality in British schools. The founders feared that the Conservative government of [[Margaret Thatcher]] was alarmed by the current AIDS epidemic and might move to re-criminalize male homosexuality. They decided that homosexuals need to fight back, regardless of the global pandemic or any other consideration. They got the group registered as a charity and obtained considerable donations by appealing to the public to help fight "homophobia" which they insisted was the real problem, not AIDS. Section 28 was repealed under the Labour government in 2003. Stonewall persuaded the Labour government to replace it with a system of vigorous inculcation of homosexuality to children in all schools from the earliest age. The result has been a steep rise in the number of young teenage boys in UK getting infected with HIV, AIDS, and numerous other sexually-transmitted diseases.
Set up in 1989, by a group that included [[Ian McKellen]], Ben Summerskill, Peter [now Lord] Mandelson, Waheed (now Lord) Ali, Matthew Parris, Michael (now Lord) Cashman, Angela Mason and Lisa Power. The initial aim of the group was to obtain the abolition of Section 28 of the Local Government Act passed in 1988, which prohibited any promotion of homosexuality in British schools. The founders feared that the Conservative government of [[Margaret Thatcher]] was alarmed by the current AIDS epidemic and might move to re-criminalize male homosexuality. They decided that homosexuals need to fight back, regardless of the global pandemic or any other consideration. They got the group registered as a charity and obtained considerable donations by appealing to the public to help fight "homophobia" which they insisted was the real problem, not AIDS. Section 28 was repealed under the Labour government in 2003. Stonewall persuaded the Labour government to replace it with a system of vigorous inculcation of homosexuality to children in all schools from the earliest age. The result has been a steep rise in the number of young teenage boys in UK getting infected with HIV, AIDS, and numerous other sexually-transmitted diseases.
None of the founder members or directors of Stonewall had any training in health research, education or psychology but were allowed to become privileged advisers to the UK Government on such matters through the personal influence of Peter Mandelson, the powerful homosexual minister who was the architect of Tony Blair's career.
None of the founder members or directors of Stonewall had any training in health research, education or psychology but were allowed to become privileged advisers to the UK Government on such matters through the personal influence of Peter Mandelson, the powerful homosexual minister who was the architect of Tony Blair's career.
Even the left-wing, pro-LGBT newspaper ''The Guardian'' has admitted these facts.<ref>
Even the left-wing, pro-LGBT newspaper ''The Guardian'' has admitted these facts.<ref>
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/may/07/scottish-paedophile-ring-guilty-child-abuse</ref>
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/may/07/scottish-paedophile-ring-guilty-child-abuse</ref>
===Bullying Tactics and Tragic Impact on Crouch Family.===
Stonewall has always relied on tactics of sheer aggression, insult, abuse and bullying to make its impact. For many years it held an annual Awards ceremony, where it heaped the crudest possible invective on [[Christians]], labelling anyone who would not capitulate to their ideas as "Bigot of the Year". Alan Craig of the Christian People's Alliance, Simon Lokodo, Lord Maginnis, Cardinal Keith O'Brien and Archbishop Philip Tartaglia among those targeted for public denunciation in a manner copied from the most extreme communist regimes. This obnoxious ritual was only discontinued after Christians in the UK organized a letter-writing campaign to Stonewall's corporate sponsors protesting and asking for funds to be withdrawn.
Stonewall's attempts to "educate" the public have resulted in the death of at least one innocent person. On 28 November 2011, 2011 Roger Crouch, aged 55, who had just received Stonewall's title ”Hero of the year”, hanged himself in the garage of his home.
This tragic story started when a group of 14-year-old pupils at St Edward’s school in Cheltenham, played a game of “spin the bottle”. The players sit in a circle and spin an empty bottle. When it stops, the player who spun it must kiss the person the bottle is pointing at. Dominic took part in this innocent game and some participants took photographs on their mobile phones. Later some of them they circulated the images and thought it was funny to tease Dominic by calling him “gay”. They had of course been given this idea by the LGBT propaganda that surrounded them thanks to the mission of Stonewall to "educate". Dominic was already suffering from inferiority feelings because he was dyslexic and he found this hard to bear. His mother recalled, “‘He was embarrassed and made to feel out of the group, made to feel like a fool."’ When the jokes continued, he found them so hurtful that he committed suicide by jumping off the roof of a six-storey block of flats. He was aged 15.
Dominic left three suicide notes, all of which mentioned bullying but
made it quite clear he was not interested in homosexuality. ”Dear
Family, I’m so sorry for what I’m about to do. I have been bullied a
lot recently and had a lot of shit made up about me that ain’t true.”
Ben Summerskill, Chief Executive of Stonewall, read about the case in
the newspapers, and rapidly enlisted Roger Crouch to tour schools to talk against supposed “homophobic” bullying. Despite Dominic’s own
statements, Summerskill was determined to suggest that Dominic may have
been homosexual and the parents were “in denial”. He wrote in The
Guardian, a left-wing British newspaper, “We don’t know whether
Dominic was gay or not, but one of the sad truths of so many similar
cases is that parents tend to go into complete denial, even when there
is quite significant evidence as to why their child committed suicide.
In these cases, those parents are going through all the emotions of
discovering their child might have been gay, as well as facing the
trauma of losing a child.”
Roger Crouch realized that Stonewall was determined to exploit his son’s death to promote homosexuality and would put their own slant on the true facts. They had falsified his son's reputation posthumously and were now using him to promote an agenda that would lead to the exploitation of many more teenage boys. In despair, he killed himself.
<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/feb/19/dominic-crouch-homophobic-bullying-suicide
http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/Dad-paid-moving-tribute-Dominic-Crouch-15/story-11884599-detail/story.html
http://www.stonewall.org.uk/what_you_can_do/events/2595.asp</ref>
Despite this, Stonewall is still classified as a "charity" for tax purposes, is still in control of government education policy, gets to vet other organizations and receives public funding in many indirect ways.
Despite this, Stonewall is still classified as a "charity" for tax purposes, is still in control of government education policy, gets to vet other organizations and receives public funding in many indirect ways.