"Soy francesa, soy homosexual, la mayoría de los homosexuales no queremos el matrimonio ni la adopción"
"La pareja homosexual es diferente: no podemos dar origen a la vida"
"Los niños tienen derecho a un padre y a una madre"
"Es necesario dar a los niños la imagen más natural"
"No podemos pedir igualdad para situaciones que son diferentes"
"No hemos votado por el lobby LGBT para que nos represente"
I. FERNÁNDEZ | MIÉ, 16/01/2013 - 21:08
Nathalie de Williencourt es una de las fundadoras de Homovox, una de las mayores asociaciones gays en Francia.
REDACCIÓN HO / ACI.- A diferencia de lo que afirman los medios seculares, considera que la mayoría de homosexuales, incluida ella misma, no quieren ni el matrimonio ni la adopción de niños por lo que están en desacuerdo con el proyecto de ley del presidente François Hollande. En una entrevista concedida el 11 de enero al sitio web italiano Tempi.it, Nathalie señaló que "la pareja homosexual es diferente a la heterosexual por un simple detalle: no podemos dar origen a la vida".
"Los niños estarían sin un padre y una madre por segunda vez"
Williencourt afirmó con claridad: "soy francesa, soy homosexual, la mayoría de los homosexuales no queremos ni el matrimonio, ni la adopción de los niños, sobre todo no queremos ser tratados del mismo modo que los heterosexuales porque somos diferentes, no queremos igualdad, pero si justicia".
La líder gay señaló luego que "creemos que los niños tienen derecho a tener un padre y una madre, posiblemente biológicos, que posiblemente se amen. Un niño que nace del fruto del amor de su padre y de su madre tiene el derecho a saberlo. Si las parejas homosexuales adoptan niños que ya están privados de sus padres biológicos, entonces (los niños) estarían sin un padre y sin una madre por segunda vez".
"Muchos países no permitirán más adopciones"
"Las parejas heterosexuales están esperando años para poder adoptar a un niño, y se corre el riesgo que muchos países no permitan más adopciones a Francia si esta ley se aprueba, ya que países como China y otros de Asia cuentan con procedimientos de tal manera que las parejas del mismo sexo están excluidas".
"Los niños necesitan la imagen más natural"
"La paz se construye en la familia y para tener paz en la familia es necesario dar a los niños la imagen más natural y más seguridad infunde para crecer y llegar a ser grande. Es decir, la composición clásica de hombre y mujer".
Williencourt denunció luego que "en Francia se nos censura (Homovox.com). Se escucha siempre el lobby de los activistas LGBT (lesbianas, gays, bisexuales y transexuales) que siempre hablan en los medios, pero la mayor parte de los homosexuales están molestos por el hecho que esta organización hace lobby en nuestro nombre. No hemos votado por ellos para que nos representen".
"No es la igualdad lo que es importante, sino la justicia"
Nathalie explicó que los miembros del lobby gay ya tienen una herida en relación con su homosexualidad "porque no la aceptan, reivindican ser como los heterosexuales. En vez de eso nuestro movimiento reivindica que los homosexuales sean tratados de modo distinto que los heterosexuales porque somos diferentes". "No podemos pedir igualdad parasituaciones que son diferentes. No es la igualdad lo que es importante, sino la justicia. Esuna desigualdad justa y una igualdad injusta", precisó.
Homovox es la asociación que reúne a la mayoría de homosexuales en Francia. La asociación fue una de las organizaciones gays que marcharon por las calles de París el pasado 13 de enero junto a más de un millón de personas en defensa del auténtico matrimonio.
"It's a Setup": The Note that Saved a Marriage from Adultery at 30,000 Feet
Sometimes all it takes is a simple act of courage.
Marisa Pereira
I was taking the Atlanta to Bentonville, AR flight several weeks ago intending to do business with Wal-Mart. When I got to the gate, my usual people-watching hobby kicked in. I noticed an animated woman who seemed to be doing all she possibly could to get the attention of this man. I noticed they both had wedding rings (hers a whopping diamond) but did not seem to be married to each other.
As fate would have it, when I boarded, I saw them seated in seats 7A and 7B while I was in 7C across the aisle. Soon a lady approached them and the man in 7B offered her his first class ticket, pointed to some papers saying “do you mind, we’re planning on doing some business”. She accepted and the proffered papers promptly disappeared.
Now started my “show.” I found myself in shock at the blatant sexuality this woman (7A) expressed in trying to “capture” the attention of the man (7B). She really didn’t say much of value but was very physical. She had long hair which she tossed making sure it fell on him; she moved the armrest up so there was nothing between them ensuring she was touching him. She had a loose, knit, beach dress and wore a little jacket over it – I guess the “business” touch. She bent down frequently ensuring her neckline gaped open and often hiked her dress up – one time even doing so to point out birthmarks on her thighs.
I noticed 7B, uncomfortable at first and hesitant, even twisting his wedding ring– so I started praying that he would stay strong. Wanting todo something, I tore a piece of paper and wrote the following on it: don’t destroy your marriage for someone who doesn’t respect you. Yesterday she was with someone else, today with you, tomorrow with someone else. Your wife and kids deserve better!!” Later I added, “It’s a setup” at the beginning of the note because of the determination with which the woman operated.
As the flight progressed, the man was losing control and soon I saw his hand on her thigh. She said, “I know what we should do tonight – we should go dancing.” My prayers were now in high gear… As God works, here comes some turbulence - with an extra dip, we are all on high alert and I made eye contact with him saying “Whoa”. In a couple of minutes, I started the following conversation:
Me: “I noticed your unusual wedding ring, is it silver or platinum?”
7B: “Platinum but it hasn’t been cleaned in a while”
Me: Still looks beautiful. You going to Bentonville on business – with Wal-Mart? (He nodded). Do you go often?
7B: Yes very often – I’m here at least once a week.
Me: So then, you must know the area well. Can you tell me where this is? (At which time I proffered the note I’d written).
I thought he might read the first line and turn away or tell me it is none of my business – but he actually drew closer to the note, focused and read the whole thing. When he looked up, he said “Thank You.”
The woman noticed him withdraw, and if looks could kill – I’d be dead by now! When we were getting off the plane, he came back and said to me – “Thank you – I really appreciate it”. I said “no problem – good luck to you” and we went our separate ways.
The setting I described is borne out of lust – of power, control and flesh. Women do not have the corner on the market as predators. In my experience, men can be formidable in their pursuit as well. We have made sex a street sport. Everyone is doing it so it must be right – it must be “normal” and now in order to keep it “fun” we introduce competition – totally disregarding the cost. ....Keep Reading
As fate would have it, when I boarded, I saw them seated in seats 7A and 7B while I was in 7C across the aisle. Soon a lady approached them and the man in 7B offered her his first class ticket, pointed to some papers saying “do you mind, we’re planning on doing some business”. She accepted and the proffered papers promptly disappeared.
Now started my “show.” I found myself in shock at the blatant sexuality this woman (7A) expressed in trying to “capture” the attention of the man (7B). She really didn’t say much of value but was very physical. She had long hair which she tossed making sure it fell on him; she moved the armrest up so there was nothing between them ensuring she was touching him. She had a loose, knit, beach dress and wore a little jacket over it – I guess the “business” touch. She bent down frequently ensuring her neckline gaped open and often hiked her dress up – one time even doing so to point out birthmarks on her thighs.
I noticed 7B, uncomfortable at first and hesitant, even twisting his wedding ring– so I started praying that he would stay strong. Wanting todo something, I tore a piece of paper and wrote the following on it: don’t destroy your marriage for someone who doesn’t respect you. Yesterday she was with someone else, today with you, tomorrow with someone else. Your wife and kids deserve better!!” Later I added, “It’s a setup” at the beginning of the note because of the determination with which the woman operated.
As the flight progressed, the man was losing control and soon I saw his hand on her thigh. She said, “I know what we should do tonight – we should go dancing.” My prayers were now in high gear… As God works, here comes some turbulence - with an extra dip, we are all on high alert and I made eye contact with him saying “Whoa”. In a couple of minutes, I started the following conversation:
Me: “I noticed your unusual wedding ring, is it silver or platinum?”
7B: “Platinum but it hasn’t been cleaned in a while”
Me: Still looks beautiful. You going to Bentonville on business – with Wal-Mart? (He nodded). Do you go often?
7B: Yes very often – I’m here at least once a week.
Me: So then, you must know the area well. Can you tell me where this is? (At which time I proffered the note I’d written).
I thought he might read the first line and turn away or tell me it is none of my business – but he actually drew closer to the note, focused and read the whole thing. When he looked up, he said “Thank You.”
The woman noticed him withdraw, and if looks could kill – I’d be dead by now! When we were getting off the plane, he came back and said to me – “Thank you – I really appreciate it”. I said “no problem – good luck to you” and we went our separate ways.
The setting I described is borne out of lust – of power, control and flesh. Women do not have the corner on the market as predators. In my experience, men can be formidable in their pursuit as well. We have made sex a street sport. Everyone is doing it so it must be right – it must be “normal” and now in order to keep it “fun” we introduce competition – totally disregarding the cost. ....Keep Reading
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