US Embassy Tel Aviv flies LGBT flag
Publisher’s note: I barely know where to begin. We have problems! Among other things on the world stage, we see our enemies circling like vultures over a dying animal and taunting us. Russia is flying their planes within miles of our west coast, buzzing our ships abroad, and docking spy ships in Cuba again. No. Korea and China continue their aggressive moves and military build-up. The developing situation in Iraq and the mid-east is nearing the breaking point, and no matter what happens there, we can expect oil prices to surge. Not to mention that our allies are beginning to mistrust us.
Our currency is losing its stability around the world on a daily basis, due in large part to the control our enemies have on oil and how it is purchased. Prices on everything are on the rise as a result. From our educational system to the advanced problems with our porous borders, everything that could be wrong in our society is wrong. Instead of correcting them, we expand them; instead of returning to our roots, we get further away from them.
I could go on and on but I think you get the gist that we are in trouble. So, in light of all that and more, what does POTUS consider the most pressing issue of the day?! Amid all the turmoil and strife we face, the US Embassy in Tel Aviv was ordered to shout out our moral decay and weakness to the world and "proudly" fly the rainbow flag of the gay movement. Our enemies continue to circle and laugh at us.
Fox News: TEL AVIV – The U.S. Embassy broke new ground and raised a few eyebrows by flying the rainbow-colored gay pride flag below the Stars and Stripes in a show of support for the city’s week long Gay Pride week, not to mention a rare example of tolerance in the wider Middle East.
"Proudly flying the colors!" read a dual-language post on the Facebook page of U.S. Ambassador Dan Shapiro’s office. "For the first time in history, the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv has raised the Pride flag together with our American flag. We are proud to join with the municipality of Tel Aviv-Yafo and its residents in celebrating LGBT [Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transsexual] Pride Week.”