The New General Wesley Clark Slogan is... Pro-Sin - What more do you need to know that General Wesley Clark is not a man to be trusted? Picture this:
Boy doesn't he look sexy for all the ladie.... guys. This is the cover of The Gay and Lesbian magazine, "The Advocate," and in case you don't recognize him in that relaxed pose, that's Presidential candidate General Wesley Clark.
Why's he on the cover? Because he is gunning for the pro-sin of homosexuality crowd like the other Democrat candidates as noted in the "The Advocate" article by Jon Barrett.
Note on the front of the cover that Clark is quoted saying, "I'm the one person who can bring gay issues forward. And I will."
What does he mean by this? Well, Barrett writes:
It has been more than 10 years since a Democrat from Little Rock, Ark., first took on the military’s ban on gay service members, winding up with a compromise that was quickly dubbed “don’t ask, don’t tell.” Now another Democrat from Little Rock is tackling that compromise, saying it clearly doesn’t work and must be dismantled. As president, Gen. Wesley Clark is prepared to fix what his former commander in chief, Bill Clinton, left broken.
So he is the pro-sin of homosexuality crowd's savior when it comes to removing the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the military. Oh, and he's for same sex marriages too. He thinks marriage is an "art" term, a "term of usage." Basically, for the moment he is saying that States have the right to say what they want to do in terms of same-sex unions. Of course there is the question of how that will affect the Union. After all, at one point in our history some states said slavery was legal while others said it was illegal. That help lead to all kinds of legal troubles and then to a civil war.
Note also on the cover right above Clark's head, that the top headline in red reads,
GAY TEEN BOYFRIENDS ON CHILDREN'S TV.
Satan continues to find ways to sift and shift and slither into the minds and hearts of all by relentlessly picking away at righteousness. Or as Marty of Vigilance Matters so eloquently put it in his "Statement of Purpose":
A Warning to parents, teens, and in-betweens that evil is not the chaos that rains down upon us like summer showers, but the pounding surf that erodes the coastline, destroys homes, and reshapes the continent. Man the breakwaters!
Now onto the Pro-Murder side of General Wesley Clark. Take a guess at what I mean. I'm sure you wouldn't be too far off. Oh, I know. You're thinking abortion. No big surprise there, being Democrat and all, but that's not quite what I mean.
Clark has come out (pun intended) in favor of Embryonic Stem-Cell Research. You know, where they take aborted humans and uses their stem-cells to do research on ways to cure diseases. It's a practice that has been banned here in America from receiving federally funded money because ethically it is killing one person so that another can benefit from their death.
Steve Jordahl of Family News in Focus tells us in his article, "Clark Supports Embryonic Stem-Cell Research," that General Wesley Clark is all for funding embryonic stem-cell research and would over turn President Bush's ban on this Nazi-like form of research. Why?
Jordahl gives us some insight:
At stake are millions of dollars of federal research funding. Kilner said it's not lost on the candidates that a promise to overturn the ban could help their campaigns.
"Somebody that comes out and says, 'If I'm elected president, I'm going to open the door,' they are going to . . . attract a great deal of financial support," [Dr. John Kilner, Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity] explained.
Money. It's all about money in both these instances where Clark has chosen to support sin. Never mind morality, never mind righteousness.
The Great Separation continues.
