Pro-Family Strength in Chile Sparks Fear Among Abusive LGBT Lobby

Chile LGBTI activists question impact of new president

LGBTI activists in Chile have differing opinions of the impact that new
President Sebastián Piñera will have on their issues.


Chile is a parliamentary system. At this time, a center-right coalition holds power.

But that does not mean they will stand strong for pro-family values.

SANTIAGO, Chile — Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet on Sunday
ended her government and Sebastián Piñera once again took office.

It is the second term for the right-wing leader, who was president for
the first time between 2010-2014.


Keep in mind that for left-wing publications like Washington Blade, anyone who is center-left or anything center-right is considered extremely right-wing. So let's not get our hopes about Mr. Pinera.

Unlike his first government’s platform, which included initiatives to
protect the LGBTI community’s rights, Piñera returned to power with a more
conservative stance. He highlighted his opposition to marriage rights for
same-sex couples and giving legal rights to transgender children during his
campaign.


OK. So far so good.

On this last matter, Piñera’s position has changed slightly in recent days
after the impact generated by “A Fantastic Woman,” the first Oscar-winning
Chilean film about trans people’s reality.


I had read about this. The Academy Awards has turned into a crap-show of social justice warrior folly.

A few days before the change of government, Piñera told his ministers
the gender identity bill should be quickly approved in Congress, especially
after the Chilean Senate approved it before Bachelet left office.

Now the pro-family movement faces problems. When children are brought into the discussion, the conservative political parties fall apart. Why don't they take a firm stance against such nonsense? Are children's lives not that important to them?

The media in other countries are just as left-of-center as in the United States. The consistently left-wing bias scares conservative politicians, many of whom still want to look good to the press. Shameful.

"Conservative" politicians need to fight as hard as they can to conserve all the values which matter. This reticence to fight this fraudulent agenda is all wrong.

This instruction — which was very controversial among members of
Piñera’s conservative coalition — raises questions among leaders of Chile’s
sexual diversity movement about what position the new president will take
towards the LGBTI agenda. Opinions are diverse, ranging between slight optimism
to clear pessimism.

Óscar Rementería, spokesperson for the Movement for Homosexual
Integration and Liberation, thinks Piñera is not as conservative as he was
during his first term.


Now there's an Orwellian mouthful if there ever was ome. "Homosexual Integration" is biologically impossible. There is no culture, no society when Dads and Moms don't matter, when the natural family and true marriage is pushed aside as nothing.

There is some hope that this President and his current coalition can feel the heat to stay true to their more politically conservative pro-family stance. They cannot stand on the sidelines and hope that everything works out they want it to.

They need to press hard against Chile's political powers that be and make them respect the wisdom of ages as well as the will of the people.

“Lately, he has shown greater openness towards the LGBTI demands,” said
Rementería.


That's the whole problem. These "demands" are demented. This is shameful, abusive nonsense. Homosexuality and transgenderism are not civil rights, but uncivil wrongs, mental disorders which require moral conviction and political confrontation.

The activist added, in any case, Piñera will have to ensure compliance
of the friendly agreement the Chilean state signed with the Movement for
Homosexual Integration and Liberation around marriage and adoption rights for
same-sex couples the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights mediated.


Here's the website for Movilh.com.

Here's one excerpt from the website, transliterated into English by Google Chrome:

The LGBT Movement is part of the larger corporatist, securalist, GLOBALIST agenda. For those who do not care about local and family issues, these concerns should grab their attention.

“The agreement contains a series of demands that have to be
accomplished by the state in order to avoid an international lawsuit against
Chile,” explained Rementería.


WHAT?! This is the nature of the geopolitical games which the LGBT Movement has played to get their way. At all costs, pro-family forces in Chile need to get their country out of these corrupt agreements and set themselves free from this anti-Biblical agenda.

Fundación Iguales President Juan Enrique Pi noted the expectation is to
keep the progress made on all LGBTI-specific bills going.

Chileans protest transgenderism

This is outrageous. What about legislation to protect the nationwide school choice programs? What about ensuring a robust economy where the life and liberty of individual citizens remains open and available to growing prosperity? This center-right government needs to focus on protecting the family, to ensuring that children don't fall into the cultural marxism of sexual paraphilias and broken families.

“The equal marriage bill is already entered and gender identity is one
step away from being law,” he said. “We hope they are not blocked and the new
administration will work on their processing. Likewise, we expect Piñera keep
the advances in administrative matters and that they will not restricted just
to areas of public health or education.”


They have a gay marriage bill working its way through the state legislature at this time? This is not good. Wouldn't it be nice to stop this insanity at least in one country? Let's give up this false argument that anyone can make a family. No, a child cannot have "two dads," in which the two men are "married." This is nonsensical, and it must be confronted once ad for all. Most children will never understand the pain and loss of not having a mother or a father

Erika Montecinos of Agrupación Rompiendo el Silencio, a Chilean lesbian
advocacy group, is more pessimistic.

In spite of the effort of organizations that work beyond political
ideologies, she said “there is consensus that there will be a ‘freezing’ of our
rights during the next four years.” Montecinos does not have any good
expectations and, despite Piñera’s public statements, believes LGBTI-specific
bills will not progress properly.


There will be no freezing of rights, since homosexual behavior and transgenderism are not rights. These behaviors enjoy no protections per natural law because they violate the laws of nature … and nature's God. Two men cannot have children. Two women cannot have children. One man and one woman bring forth a family. This is the natural order, something whih

“The president’s statement about gender identity is poor,” said
Montecinos. “The bill could be a law, but a very weak one.”


The left never rests, stops, sleeps. Wake up, Chileans!

The difficulties of Piñera’s second term

Chilean LGBTI leaders’ main concern at the beginning of Piñera’s second
term is the resistance they will find in ultra-conservative sectors of the new
administration. The Independent Democratic Union (UDI) party is the biggest
political force that supports Piñera, and at the same time is the one that is
most hostile to the LGBTI agenda.


This situation reminds me of Teresa May's current government in the United Kingdom. She has a bare majority at this time because of the Democratic Unionist Party. May cannot push for abortion on demand because then her government would collapse. She cannot push homosexuality or transgenderism because this small party determines the Tory majority at this time.

Montecinos fears Piñera will govern based on religious beliefs that
oppose LGBTI rights.


Good! Let's hope that Pinera's spiritual foundation will overtake the secularist sentiment of the left.

“We have to create awareness about how harmful is a right-wing
government for groups that defends human rights,” said Montecinos. 

“However, we have found some UDI deputies who are available to vote in
favor of our initiatives,” added Rementería. “What remains to be done is to
continue to make known the reality of our LGBTI population and the importance
of protecting their rights.”


What reality? Transgenderism is a mental disorder, not a civil right. This is all a bunch of decrepit socialism masquerading as liberty.

The grave of Daniel Zamudio, a gay Chilean man who was brutally beaten
to death in the country’s capital of Santiago in 2012. President Sebastián
Piñera during his first term signed a bill that added sexual orientation and
gender identity to Chile’s hate crimes and nondiscrimination law. (Washington
Blade photo by Michael K. Lavers)


No one should be murdered for struggling with homosexual tendencies or struggling with gender dysphoria. But there should be no special 

Pi said he anticipates Fundación Iguales will work with more liberal
members of Piñera’s government.


Coalition governments are troubling for this reason. Some members have more power to break away from the policy pillars on which the majority government is founded.

“We will keep permanent contact with the new ministers Gonzalo Blumel
(General Secretariat of the Presidency) and Cecilia Pérez (General Secretariat
of Government), both members of Piñera’s political committee and public
supporters of sexual diversity,” added Pi.

Montecinos disagrees.

“The few ministers in favor will be stopped by the most conservative
leaders,” she said.


That's what is needed above all.

Hope in the new Congress

Piñera arrived at La Moneda with a strong popularity, but also with a
Congress without a majority for his administration. Frente Amplio — left-wing candidate
Beatriz Sánchez’s coalition in the last presidential election — is the third
political force in Congress that broke the traditional balance of power between
the traditional right and center-left wing parties.

There are 17 new members of Congress, with most of then under 30 years
old — who balance Piñera’s power. All of them are strategic allies of LGBTI
community and will add support for the approval of important bills, such as
marriage and adoption rights for same-sex couples. Some of the younger
lawmakers who are members of the right-wing parties have expressed support of
them.


The "young people" are misinformed in terrible ways. What are these children learning in public schools? School choice is marred if the same perverse curriculum is shoved on them, and without the parents' permission.

Activists have incorporated them into their main strategy with Piñera
in office.

“There is a majority in both Chamber of Deputies and Senate to turn
bills into laws,” said Pi. “The work we have to do is cross parties.”


This must stop.

Rementería agrees with Pi.

“We trust we can discuss about all pending legislative matters easily.
We will approach all political sectors,” said Rementería, referring to “some
groups of the right-wing.”

For Montecinos, the priority will be “make alliances with feminist
caucuses formed in the new Congress”. In any case, she does not rule out
protests in the street.

“We will fight to maintain what little progress has been made,” said
Montecinos. “We will continue our public incidence.”

"Little progress …" There is no progress when governments abandon natural marriage, Biblical morality, and biological reality.

Final Reflection


An international LGBT Movement has taken hold in Latin America, yet the citizens of  these nations are not sitting back and letting their government get away with it. While LGBT activists feel like victims themselves, parents across the country are already victims, and they know that their children will suffer if no one stands up to the gender ideology of the Left, and if no one steps up to stop same-sex marriage.

Chile is the next battleground, and the citizens of this country need to stand up to their overbearing court an the international treaties as well as their legislature.