The LGBT Wall is Coming Down: Bermuda Overturns Gay Marriage

The liberal media sites are really starting to get triggered. After the 2015
United Supreme Court Decision on gay marriage, most pro-family advocates feared
the worst. The highest court in the land fundamentally altered the fundamental
institution of our culture. The liberal press, academia, and entertainment
industries were convinced of their consummate LGBT victory.

But this agenda is destructive.

Without Dads and Moms, without family, the whole civil order of our nation,
of any nation disintegrates. The values, the ideas, the cultural norms which hold
a country together erode until there is nothing left but raw power and a war of
all against all.

Don't believe me? Read the histories of ancient Greco-Roman historian
Polybius. When rampant homosexuality and other forms of license were permitted
without check in those city-states, children were born to broken or
non-existent families. Poverty increased, since single mothers have far less
economic wealth than a two-parent home. Children without fathers turned to
marauding gangs and terrorized neighborhoods. Eventually the Greek cities
imploded and disappeared.

Families matter, marriage matters, and gay marriage is an onslaught on God's
natural order and His goodness. It's also a stunning, devastating attack on our
children and the future of any country. 
Now the good news.

In the little island nation of Bermuda, which exists as part of the British
Commonwealth, the country's legislature and Governor took the extraordinary
steps of overruling their own Supreme Court.

They struck down gay marriage!

They repealed it, as the perverse agenda had been imposed by judicial
activist fiat.
National
Public Radio reports:

Less than a year after legalizing same-sex marriage, Bermuda is
reversing course, implementing a law that says same-sex couples can enter
domestic partnerships but not marry.
The British territory is believed to be the first jurisdiction in
the world to reverse course on same-sex marriage after permitting it, The
Guardian writes.

In May 2017, Bermuda's Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage.
Within months, the island's legislature passed a bill overturning that court
decision, which was signed into law on Wednesday.

The Guardian is unabashedly center-left. Anyone can predict
that they were going to throw a hysterical, heretical fit over this
development.

Here's
part of their account:

Walton Brown, Bermuda’s minister of home affairs, said the
legislation signed by Governor John Rankin would balance opposition to same-sex
marriage on the socially conservative island while complying with European
court rulings that ensure recognition and protection for same-sex couples in
the territory.

Am I happy with the country's accommodation of a secular European standard
on equality? No. I am pleased, however, that a nation-state was not afraid to
reject a corrupt redefinition of marriage, something which should have never
happened, and certainly not through the arbitrary determination of a court.

Bermuda’s Senate and House of Assembly passed the legislation by
wide margins in December and a majority of voters opposed same-sex marriage in
a referendum.

Both parties found common ground on defending family.

“The act is intended to strike a fair balance between two currently
irreconcilable groups in Bermuda, by restating that marriage must be between a
male and a female while at the same time recognizing and protecting the rights
of same-sex couples,” said Brown, whose ruling Progressive Labour party
proposed the repeal.

What's really striking about this political outcome, though, is that the
Progressive Labour Party is considered the center-left political force in the
country, and yet they embrace social conservatism and led the fight to repeal
gay marriage.

Bermuda Rejects Gay Marriage

This development is really something. The country actually repealed gay
marriage! It can be done.

Another
Caribbean newspaper reported other key details about this repeal:

The approval was welcomed by Brown, who said this British Overseas
Territory would “continue to live up to its well-earned reputation as a
friendly and welcoming place”.

 Nations should fight to show that they embrace God's
natural order and welcome His grand design for life, marriage, and family.

The bill was debated by the House of Commons in London last month
when Labour MP Chris Bryant, a former Overseas Territories Minister who is
openly gay, called on Bermuda Premier David Burt and Brown to withdraw the
legislation banning same-sex marriages in Bermuda.

Despite pressure from London politicians, the Bermuda government went
through with the repeal. This is also good news, indicated that an attempt to
force the LGBT agenda into every facet of private life is starting to lose
steam. Perhaps the rising tide of Islamic extremism and moral decline in the
British Commonwealth has refocused political priorities. How about the growing
underclass of children struggling to survive and thrive in their own country?

Bryant, who admitted that he had been told to “butt out” in some of
the messages he had received, told the Commons that there had been eight
same-sex marriages in Bermuda and a further four banns published.

I liken this movement to the first break in the gay marriage evil empire,
much like the cracks in the Berlin Wall when Germans on both sides of the
artificial divide realized that the communist Soviet Union was collapsing, and
there was nothing that the violent Soviet Politburu could do about it.
I can't wait to see more countries reverse course.

Homosexuals may agitate for some kind of recognize for their their
artificial couplings, but they can never call their perversion
"marriage". This is a small step towards victory, though, since more
average citizens need to be informed about the deleterious consequences of
homosexual behavior and the dissolution of marriage. The population bust, the
proliferation of venereal diseases, the emotional and mental problems for
younger generations who do not have stable homes: all of these issues must be
brought out for the public to know.

For now, let's rest in the knowledge that one country stood up to its own
supreme court and reversed the destructive, regressive redefinition of
marriage!

Will other countries follow suit and stand up to the globalist Big LGBT Hate
Machine? Let's hope so.