PEDOsteria: Best Groomer Memes (The Gay Empire Grooms the World!)

Our LGBT Empire's priorities: Queering the Donbass. LGBTQP[edophile] flags at all the Empire's embassies and more groomer memes as the Gay Empire grooms the world (and makes them enemies)!

Dec 13, 2023

First there was the Evil Empire (The USSR) trying to spread Communism throughout the world; and now we have the Gay Empire (The USA) trying to spread LGBTQP[edophile] and trans ideology to groom the world:

Our LGBT Empire - Why is it America’s business to queer the Donbass?

This is a must-read article - some highlights:

Croatia and Slovenia both passed anti-discrimination and civil union laws because the European Union told them they had to. American pressure is usually not quite so heavy handed, although sometimes it is. We have withheld aid to countries such as Egypt and Uganda over gay rights. As for more subtle pressure, the results speak for themselves: a global map of gay marriage is a map of American influence. Outside Europe, the place where it is strongest is Latin America. The only East Asian country with gay marriage is Taiwan, where it was accomplished by means of a constitutional court decision in 2017.

And:

Being a gay rights advocate in Eastern Europe seems to be a good way to attract favorable attention from big Western institutions. Bart Staszewski organized a pride parade in the Polish city of Lublin and for this achievement was selected to receive fellowships by the Obama Foundation and the Atlantic Council. Maksym Eristavi, a gay activist in Lvov, was a Poynter fellow at Yale in 2015 and more recently had fellowships at the Atlantic Council, the Millennium Leadership Program, and the Center for European Policy Analysis in Washington, D.C.
It makes sense. These fellowships are about picking individuals and investing in them, tying them to your networks and boosting their careers. If you pick a homosexual, you can be certain his loyalty to the American empire will remain absolute. As long as America stands for giving gay people special legal protections and high social status, self-interest will urge him to maximize its influence.

And:

It is funny that Vladimir Putin, of all people, has become a symbol for global homophobia. In the 1990s, when he was deputy to St. Petersburg mayor Anatoly Sobchak, his boss got flustered by the presence of a flamboyantly gay man from New York among the American consultants sent to advise the city government. Putin told his boss to relax and that the man’s private life was his own business. He later toasted the man at his farewell luncheon as “a member of our family.” His personal views were considered tolerant by Westerners who knew him. If he has become an opponent of gay activism, it is only because he sees it, rightly, as a force for foreign subversion, rather as the samurai in 17th-century Japan regarded the church.

And now for some groomer memes or rather examples of the Gay Empire grooming the world…

Again… grooming the world…:

**CRA BUDGET IN FOCUS: DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND FOREIGN AID**

Examples of Woke Grant Funding
A $10,628 grant through the Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia to Albanian-based Aleanca LGBT for “launching an online helpline for the Albanian LGBTI community.”
Another $14,950 grant through the Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia to Albanian-based Aleanca LGBT for “funding Albanian litigation strategy in defense of the Albanian LGBTI community.”
An $18,000 grant through the Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia to Armenian Progressive Youth NGO for “supporting the Armenian youth LGBTI community and activists.”
A $38,000 grant through the Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia to Ravshani Po for “increasing the level of acceptance of members of the LGBTQI community.”
A $20,787 grant through the Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations to American Jewish World Service, Inc. to support the Haitian LGBTI community and fund their woke agenda.
Three grants totaling $17,500 through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Amigos Siempre Amigos for “OutFest” in “support of LGBT issues.”
Two grants totaling $12,000 through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Associacao Lambda Alliance for “promoting the positive visibility of the LGBT community” in Mozambique.
A $25,000 grant through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Association Aides of Senegal for “organizing training sessions for 24 LGBTI activists from Fatick, Kaffrine, and Tambacounda.”
Two grants totaling $12,600 through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity to “cover travel costs for an activist to speak at Vancouver Pride Week.”
A $5,000 grant through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Ara Art Z.S. for a “Pride event in Prague.”
A $4,500 grant through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Valodu Muzejs for “poetry highlighting the LGBT community” in Latvia.
A $3,000 grant through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to Australia-based Busselton Mardi Gras, Inc. for “LGBTQIA+ movie nights and other social events.”
A $12,000 grant through the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs to YAAJ Transformando Tu Vida A.C. in Mexico for “developing digital platforms, workshops, and training supporting LGBT+ youth.”
A $67,000 grant through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor to the Comissao Nacional Para os Direitos Humanos e Cidadania (CNDHC) for “increasing understanding of sexual minorities.”
A $25,000 grant through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor to the Association for a Critical Approach to Gender for “building tolerance and understanding toward LGBTI people in Macedonia.”
A $25,000 grant through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor to the Rainbow Rights Project, Inc for “strengthening legal protections of LGBTI people in the Philippines.”
A $400,000 grant through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor to the Centre for Population Health Initiatives for “enhancing protections for LGBTQI populations” by “sensitizing state and local police forces.”
A $25,000 grant through the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration to the Center for the Development of People for “protection activities for LGBTI people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.”
A $145,000 grant through the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs to the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality for “supporting media advocates for LGBT issues.”
A $150,000 grant through the Inter-American Foundation to Pride in Action for “opening a resource center for LGBT students between the ages of 16-30” in Melbourne, Australia.
A $330,000 grant through the Inter-American Foundation to Corporacion Caribe Afirmativo for “raising awareness about the struggles of the LGBTI community in the Caribbean.”
Two grants totaling $850,000 through USAID to the Bandhu Social Welfare Society for “the rights of gender diverse people” in Bangladesh.
A $3.7 million grant through USAID to Aurat Publication & Information Service Foundation to “provide support for gender equity programs” in Pakistan.
Eighty-five grants totaling $138.1 million through USAID to the International Organization for Migration for “humanitarian assistance” rubber-stamped to an organization that is functionally an apparatus of the United Nations and supports open borders.
Eight grants totaling $21.7 million through USAID to the Soros-backed Tides Center for various “civil society innovation initiatives.”
A $1 million grant through USAID to the United Nations Development Programme for supporting “LGBTI human rights advocacy in Asia.”
A $370,000 grant through USAID to Public Information and Need of Knowledge (NGO) for promoting “the human rights of LGBTI people in Armenian society.”
A $1.1 million grant through USAID to the Pink Human Rights Defender NGO for “empowering the LGBTI community and their allies to advance human rights.”
A $323,871 grant through USAID to Ryan Thomas Kaminski to serve as the U.S. personal service contractor (between USAID and its contractors) LGBTI Advisor.