And now to the largest funders of the ads that enabled Prop 8 becoming and amendment:


www.mormonsstoleourrights.com/

REPEAL 8 AND DO IT IN THE NAME OF THE MORMON LEADER, HEHEHE.

secure2.convio.net/laglc/site/Donation2

March for Equality on Downtown Los Angeles

Host:
F.A.I.R.

Time and
Date:
Saturday, November 15, 2008

Time:
10:30am - 1:30pm

Location:
City Hall
Street:
200 N. Spring St.
City/Town:
Los Angeles, CA

The President-Elect has said we are in for a change or 2. He is committed (as it says on his webpage below) that he is committed to civil rights in our nation. He is asking for you vision of America--he needs to know that this issue needs to be beyond the states. He needs to know that no rights for some of our citizens is a bad thing. He needs to know that we know moving it to the states is not really dealing with the issue.

Let him know, please:

www.change.gov/page/s/yourvision

The Mormon Church is in violation of IRS tax code (excessive lobbying for legislature):

www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p1828.pdf

L.A. CITY ATTORNEY ROCKY DELGADILLO JOINS SAN
FRANCISCO, SANTA CLARA IN FILING
ACTION TO INVALIDATE PROPOSITION 8

LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo today announced
his office has joined San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera and Santa
Clara County Counsel Anne C. Ravel in filing a petition for writ of mandate with
the California Supreme Court in order to invalidate Proposition 8, an initiative
constitutional amendment that would deny same sex couples their fundamental
right to marry in the State of California.

“Equal protection under the law is a bedrock principle of our constitutional
democracy,” said City Attorney Delgadillo. “Proposition 8 flies in the face of that
principle, and strips away fundamental rights from countless Californians.
Proposition 8’s supporters won a temporary victory, but only after waging a
misleading campaign based on fear, and bank-rolled by out-of-state interests. I
am committed to using every resource at my disposal to secure the full civil rights
of my constituents, and all Californians. We will not allow discrimination to be
written into our State Constitution, and I am confident we will preserve equal
rights for all. This is California.”

The 34-page suit filed with the high court in San Francisco this afternoon argues
that the California Constitution’s equal protection provisions do not allow a bare
majority of voters to use the amendment process to divest politically disfavored
groups of constitutional rights. Such a sweeping redefinition of equal protection
would require a constitutional revision rather than a mere amendment, the
petition argues. Article XVIII of the California Constitution provides that a
constitutional revision may only be accomplished by a constitutional convention
and popular ratification, or by legislative submission to the electorate.

“In this nation, and in this state, we amend our Constitution to extend rights, not
strip them away,” added Delgadillo.

Today’s filing is attached.

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Suite 800, City Hall East
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: 213-978-8340 Fax: 213-978-2093
www.cityofla.org/atty/


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Nick Velasquez
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2008 (213) 978-8340



Source: www.lacity.org/atty/News_.../attypr.htm
(213) 507-4434

www.youtube.com/watch

www.youtube.com/watch

Ask the IRS to look into LDS violations of tax exempt status and politics:


lds501c3.wordpress.com/

Keep up with the CA Supreme Court on Prop 8:


www.courtinfo.ca.gov/courts/...rop8.htm

www.eqca.org/site/apps/k...ontactus.asp

www.eqca.org/siteapps/ad...ionItem.aspx

Anti-gay pastor Rick Warren has been selected to give invocation at Obama inauguration. This is an utter nightmare and a total insult to the LGBT community and their straight allies.

There are few things you can do about this,

1. Call on President-elect Obama to restore our trust and take real action on equality!

www.hrcactioncenter.org/campai...echange


2. Take action on the pick of Rick Warren for Obama’s invocation speech:

jointheimpact.com/2008/12/r...an-you-do/

3. Send Obama a letter at change.gov/page/content/contact/ and ask Rick Warren to be removed from the event!

4. Email Parag Mehta, Obama's LGBT liaison on the transition team at parag.mehta@ptt.gov to express your concern.

5. Emmett Belivau is the Executive Director/CEO of the Inaugural Committee. Let him know your thoughts:
202-203-1715 emmett@pic2009.org

6. Have your voice to be heard and send emails to the members of Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, including

Sen. Dianne Feinstein
feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm

Sen. Harry Reid
reid.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm

Sen. Bob Bennett
bennett.senate.gov/contact/..._form.cfm

Rep. Nancy Pelosi
speaker.house.gov/contact/

Rep. Steny Hoyer
hoyer.house.gov/contact/email.asp

Rep. John Boehner
johnboehner.house.gov/Contact/

7. Post your letters on the discussion board. Let the whole world know why are you disappointed and outraged!

8. Ask your friends and family members to do the same.


(source: www.facebook.com/group.php )