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News and commentary about the anti-gay lobbySeptember 18th, 2007
Two weeks ago, I gave Regina Griggs the LaBarbera award for hyping a heated argument and portraying it as a major assault at the Arlington County Fair, complaining that “almost every day we are on the front lines suffering harassment and injustices merely because we demand our equal rights.” It certainly made for a great fundraising appeal anyway.
PFOX has a long history of actively looking for a confrontation a minor confrontation that they can blow up into biblical proportions. The latest example of that happened the Falls Church Festival in Falls Church, Va. Apparently Gregg Quinlin, who was manning the PFOX booth that day thought that taking a photo was tantamount to an altercation. Once again, Ex-Gay Watch has the details. I hope Griggs has the generosity to share her award.
Any bets on when the next fundraising letter goes out?
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Lynn David
September 18th, 2007
Shows a decided lack of Christian morality within PFOX.
Lynn David
September 19th, 2007
However….
WingNutDaily now says the police confirmed that the incident occurred [ http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=57710 ]:
So….
Lynn David
September 19th, 2007
What is odd is that the policeman’s report sounds so dang close to the report Griggs gave. How would she know the guy was escorted off the grounds if the policeman found the guy later – unless that policeman (or the other one?) later told her such. The similarity of stories is almost too good to be true. Almost sounds like a fabrication in collusion with a police officer, perhaps who is sympathetic to her cause.
David Roberts
September 19th, 2007
I don’t have any reason to believe the police are not being truthful, but all this means is that someone from PFOX relayed the story to them. We’ve been getting further details from Lisle and others since and hopefully I can pull it all together today for a post.
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