Queen fights for gay rights:

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[h=1] Monarch makes historic pledge on discrimination and hints that if Kate DOES have a girl, that means equal rights to the throne too
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• First time Her Majesty has signalled support for gay rights in 61-year reign
• Also promotes 'empowerment' of women in drive to boost human rights
• Insiders say her decision to highlight the event is a 'watershed' moment

The Queen will tomorrow back an historic pledge to promote gay rights and ‘gender equality’ in one of the most controversial acts of her reign.
In a live television broadcast, she will sign a new charter designed to stamp out discrimination against homosexual people and promote the ‘empowerment’ of women – a key part of a new drive to boost human rights and living standards across the Commonwealth.
In her first public appearance since she had hospital treatment for a stomach bug, the Queen will sign the new Commonwealth Charter and make a speech explaining her passionate commitment to it.
Insiders say her decision to highlight the event is a ‘watershed’ moment – the first time she has clearly signalled her support for gay rights in her 61-year reign.
The charter, dubbed a ‘21st Century Commonwealth Magna Carta’ declares: ‘We are implacably opposed to all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, colour, creed, political belief or other grounds.’
The ‘other grounds’ is intended to refer to sexuality – but specific reference to ‘gays and lesbians’ was omitted in deference to Commonwealth countries with draconian anti-gay laws.
Sources close to the Royal Household said she is aware of the implications of the charter’s implicit support of gay rights and commitment to gender equality.
In her speech, the Queen is expected to stress that the rights must ‘include everyone’ - and this is seen as an implicit nod to the agenda of inclusivity, usually championed by the Left.


A diplomatic source added: ‘The impact of this statement on gay and women’s rights should not be underestimated. Nothing this progressive has ever been approved by the United Nations. And it is most unusual for the Queen to request to sign documents in public, never mind call the cameras in.’
Insiders say her backing for full ‘gender equality’ and ‘women’s empowerment’ – using language until recently considered the preserve of Left-wing activists – is equally significant.
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: ‘In this charter, the Queen is endorsing a decision taken by the Commonwealth.’ But he added: ‘The Queen does not take a personal view on these issues. The Queen’s position is apolitical, as it is on all matters of this sort.’


Read more: Queen fights for gay rights: Monarch makes historic pledge on discrimination and hints that if Kate DOES have a girl that means equal rights to the throne | Mail Online

 

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TAFAKARI, CHUKUA HATUA.

 

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[h=1] Monarch makes historic pledge on discrimination and hints that if Kate DOES have a girl, that means equal rights to the throne too
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• First time Her Majesty has signalled support for gay rights in 61-year reign
• Also promotes 'empowerment' of women in drive to boost human rights
• Insiders say her decision to highlight the event is a 'watershed' moment

The Queen will tomorrow back an historic pledge to promote gay rights and ‘gender equality' in one of the most controversial acts of her reign.
In a live television broadcast, she will sign a new charter designed to stamp out discrimination against homosexual people and promote the ‘empowerment' of women – a key part of a new drive to boost human rights and living standards across the Commonwealth.
In her first public appearance since she had hospital treatment for a stomach bug, the Queen will sign the new Commonwealth Charter and make a speech explaining her passionate commitment to it.
Insiders say her decision to highlight the event is a ‘watershed' moment – the first time she has clearly signalled her support for gay rights in her 61-year reign.
The charter, dubbed a ‘21st Century Commonwealth Magna Carta' declares: ‘We are implacably opposed to all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, colour, creed, political belief or other grounds.'
The ‘other grounds' is intended to refer to sexuality – but specific reference to ‘gays and lesbians' was omitted in deference to Commonwealth countries with draconian anti-gay laws.
Sources close to the Royal Household said she is aware of the implications of the charter's implicit support of gay rights and commitment to gender equality.
In her speech, the Queen is expected to stress that the rights must ‘include everyone' - and this is seen as an implicit nod to the agenda of inclusivity, usually championed by the Left.


A diplomatic source added: ‘The impact of this statement on gay and women's rights should not be underestimated. Nothing this progressive has ever been approved by the United Nations. And it is most unusual for the Queen to request to sign documents in public, never mind call the cameras in.'
Insiders say her backing for full ‘gender equality' and ‘women's empowerment' – using language until recently considered the preserve of Left-wing activists – is equally significant.
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: ‘In this charter, the Queen is endorsing a decision taken by the Commonwealth.' But he added: ‘The Queen does not take a personal view on these issues. The Queen's position is apolitical, as it is on all matters of this sort.'


Read more: Queen fights for gay rights: Monarch makes historic pledge on discrimination and hints that if Kate DOES have a girl that means equal rights to the throne | Mail Online

It is HE (Allah) who has revealed to His Messenger (Muhammad) His guidance and the religion (way of life)of thruth, that will surpass every religion (ways of life)even if the disbelievers will hate it.

Here we go again!!!, Waanglikana mpooooooooooooo!!!

This is the head of Anglican church, your church!!! and has got no power to resist the pressure of the time. If there is a word from the bible or herself, any word!!!, either of wisdom, of reminder, of warning, of admonishment, of condemnation, of curse, or anything to conform with God's displeasure, why can't she utter it?? It is either there is none, or she is ignorant of it, or she does not believe in it. If there is, how can she ignore it to the detriment of the church she heads?

It is possible that you are trying to intra-communicate within yourself that "No way, I am not going to follow this and I will stick to Jesus" Fine, How many generations will you be able to resist that? Remember, this is THEIR church (organised conglomerate in which you are just a fan) and they set the rules of the church, and are like this, full-on into the preparation of the evil "AntiChrist" they are on the run to legalise anything and everything "AntiChrist" but they appear to represent Christ, balaaaaa!!!

Three options for you:

1. Stick to the Church and be part of the forerunner of the preparation of the cursed one, the antiChrist.

2. Abondon the church and be just yourself (draconian mentality according to them) with your bible which itself is confusing, ambiguous and contradictory. Ok! if you urgue this point ok! easy!, respond by bringing the clear-cut statements from the bible that will save the world from this satanic and evil movement of abomination that the world is forced into.

3. Abondon both, the church and the bible, and search for the Gospel (Injil) and Jesus, the true words of God Almighty to/and His Prophet Isa (Jesus) which will eventually lead you to the true saviour from all these abominations that are emerging from the churches, and which the bible is failing to defend the humanity from. This savoir that Jesus promised is none else than Muhammad, Sallalaahu alayhi wassalam and the thruth that Jesus promised is none than the Qur-ani and the Sunnah.

There is a verse in the bible about this when Jesus said: John 16:12

"I have yet many things to say unto you but you can not bear them now, but when He, the Spirit of thruth shall come,....? He shall guide you into all truths,.....!!!

1. WHO IS THIS SPIRIT OF TRUTH???
People say its the holy ghost. But holy ghost was always there even before jesus came!!! It was a condition that Jesus departs for this "New Spirit of thruth" to come/not to return or to re-emerge. Also what new thing has the holy ghost taught us in these 2000 years after christ????Nevertheless we are doomed like this, embracing or forced to embrace everyhting antiChrist. Where is He?

It cant be the holy ghost, So must be a prophet
Which prophet can it be?? any idea??

"The one that these forerunners of antiChrists including some in this forum are attacking, insulting and slandering on daily basis in an attempt to prevent people from knowing Him, accept and follow Him for their salvation.

May God Almighty guide those who are willing to accept the Guidance.

 

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Akiutaja upuuzi huo hadhari ...ajue kabisa nikiwa rais wa nchi hii...lazima Tanzania niitoe kwenye Jumuiya ya Commonwealth na nitashawishi nchi nyingine kujitoa

 

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Tanzania ijitoe tu commonwealth...kwanza hakuna manufaa yoyote tunayopata