Support traditional marriage? 'You're dead'

July 6, 2011

 

Dear Friends,

 

Our political action committee Protect Marriage Washington has presented hundreds of pages of documented examples of threats and reprisals directed at supporters of traditional marriage, not only in Washington but across the country in our ongoing federal court case Doe #1 vs. Reed. larrystickney_200


"The evidence includes death threats, extensive vandalism, overt threats of destruction of property, arson and threats of arson, intimidating emails and phone calls, hate mail, mailed envelopes containing white suspicious powder, blacklists, loss of employment and job opportunities, and gross expressions of anti-religious bigotry, including vandalism and threats directed at religious institutions and religious adherents-all for doing nothing more than standing up for traditional marriage."For your information, here a a couple of links to some excellent articles regarding our case:

Support traditional marriage? 'You're dead'

Homosexual Bigots Commit Hate Crimes: WA Petition Signers

Larry Stickney, President
Washington Values Alliance

P.S. Please help us continue to carry on the fight and get the word out!

 

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Mission

The mission of the new PAC is to organize the effort to gather the 120,577 required signatures for Referendum 71 by July 25, 2009 to bring the controversial Senate Bill 5688 before the voters of Washington State in November. SB 5688 is a 110 page document which includes the phrase "marriage shall apply equally to state registered domestic partnerships" 180 times.

 

SB 5688 was packaged and presented to the legislature as a Domestic Partnerships expansion of benefits. In truth, it will demolish the state's historical understanding and definition of marriage as that of uniting a man and a woman for life as Washington State will immediately become subject to litigation by same-sex partners demanding that the courts overturn the Defense of Marriage Act and impose "same-sex marriage" (as happened recently in California prior to Proposition 8).