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[b]U.S. senator Chuck Schumer called Russian president
Vladimir Putin a “schoolyard bully” and urged
counties to hold rainbow flags during the opening
ceremonies of the Sochi Olympics to support LGBT
athletes during a Monday appearance on Morning
Joe.
“I’ve called Putin … a schoolyard bully, and the only
way you deal with bullies is stand up to them,”
“When we march initially, all the countries should
wave the multicolored flag for gay rights. That would
be pretty embarrassing for Putin, let our athletes
participate and still take a stand.”
The New York senator also praised President Obama
for his decision to publicly criticize Russia’s
treatment of LGBT people and canceling a meeting
with Putin following Russia’s adoption of a new
antigay law.



A British Olympian
have spoken out
against Russia’s
‘gay propaganda’
laws, saying it will
negatively affect
their performance.
Zac Purchase MBE, a
27-year-old gold
medallist rower, has
expressed concern
as the Chair of the
British Athletes
Commission’s
advisory group.
‘Sochi 2014 represents the final goal for the GB Team
after four years of sacrifice and commitment,’ he
said.
‘Concerns about possible prosecution and even just
knowing that the political environment is anti-gay
could negatively affect an athlete’s performance.
‘Depriving an athlete of the opportunity to be as
good as they can be on a world stage is just not
acceptable’.
The British Athletes Commission also said they were
‘concerned’ by the anti-gay laws in Russia, but said
they were pleased both Prime Minister David
Cameron and Lord Sebastian Coe had spoken out
against them.
On 10 August, Cameron sent a message to British
writer and wit Stephen Fry who wrote a letter that
said Putin was repeating the same steps as Hitler did
in the years before World War II.
He said: ‘Thank you for your note Stephen Fry. I share
your deep concern about the abuse of gay people in
Russia…
‘However, I believe we can better challenge
prejudices as we attend, rather than boycotting the
Winter Olympics’.


Two top German
cabinet ministers
have said Russia’s
anti-gay laws prove
President Vladimir
Putin is a ‘dictator’.
Guido Westerwelle,
the openly gay
Foreign Minister,
and Dirk Niebel, the
Development
Minister, have
criticized the
Russian president
for backing laws
banning
propaganda against ‘non-traditional relationships’.
‘We must make clear when in contact with Russian
politicians that this collapse in fundamental
democratic values is not acceptable, and that Russia
is moving towards becoming a flawless dictatorship,’
Niebel told broadcaster N24 yesterday (12 August).
The use of the words ‘flawless dictatorship’ is
believed to be a play on comments made by former
Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder that described Putin as
a ‘flawless democrat’.
A day earlier, Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-
Schnarrenberger told the newspaper Welt am
Sonntag ‘Russia is taking another big step towards
becoming a flawless dictatorship in ostracising
homosexuals.’
Germany is not intending to boycott the Olympic
Games.
Westerwelle, who said any attempts to denounce
same-sex relationships had no attempts in a
democracy, said a boycott would be counter-
productive.
While Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed
‘concern’ over Russia’s anti-gay laws, a spokesman
for her told Reuters Westerwelle and Niebel’s
comments were ‘unhelpful’.
The German ministers speaking out against the ‘gay
propaganda’ law builds on the recent international
criticism.
US president Barack Obama said Putin was violating
the ‘basic morality’, adding he has ‘no patience for
countries’ that do not affirm the rights of LGBT
people.
British writer, wit and presenter Stephen Fry has also
criticized the anti-gay laws, comparing Putin’s
actions to Adolf Hitler before the Holocaust.
Yesterday, Gay Star News revealed the International
Olympic Committee could punish athletes with their
own ‘gay propaganda’ rules.
They said if any LGBT or straight athlete fights for
gay Russians during the Sochi Olympics then they
could be punished. They said the Games were no
place for ‘political’ statements.
It followed Russia’s Interior Ministry, which controls
the police force, confirming there would be no
suspension of the law during the Sochi Winter
Olympics.

Russian officials
made clear Monday
that they have no
plans to suspend
their anti-gay
propaganda laws for
the duration of the
Olympics when they
are held in Sochi in
February 2014.
The International
Olympic Committee
had asked for
written clarification
on the law and how
it might impact
athletes and spectators during the Olympics.
Russia's Interior Ministry, which controls the police
force, said in a statement: 'The law enforcement
agencies can have no qualms with people who harbor
a nontraditional sexual orientation and do not
commit such acts [to promote homosexuality to
minors], do not conduct any kind of provocation and
take part in the Olympics peacefully.'
The statement continued: Any discussion on
violating the rights of representatives of
nontraditional sexual orientations, stopping them
from taking part in the Olympic Games or
discrimination of athletes and guests of the Olympics
according to their sexual orientation is totally
unfounded and contrived.'
Russia's controversial law allows police officers to
arrest tourists and foreign nationals they suspect of
being homosexual, lesbian, or 'pro-gay' and
detaining them for up to 14 days.
'If a person does not put across his views in the
presence of children, no measures against him can
be taken,' said Alexander Zhukov, head of Russia's
National Olympic Committee. 'People of
nontraditional sexual orientations can take part in
the competitions and all other events at the Games
unhindered, without any fear for their safety
whatsoever.'
IOC told Gay media in an interview earlier today that it
would not just be Russia who would frown on anyone
who tries to show any kind of LGBT solidarity during
the Olympics such as wearing a rainbow pin.
The IOC says it still supports gays and lesbians being
allowed to compete, but won’t let them use the
Olympics as a platform to highlight Russia’s anti-
LGBT human rights abuses.


The International
Olympic Committee
will likely stop any
athlete who shows
solidarity for LGBT
Russians at the
Sochi Games, Gay media
can reveal.
Gay Star News
asked the global
Olympic bosses
what they were
planning to do to
‘make sure the LGBT
community in
Russia can have a
visible, proud, safe presence at the games’.
But the IOC replied the games were not the place for
‘political’ statements. Any participant who steps out
of line may be punished, not by the Russians but by
Olympic chiefs themselves.
LGBT rights campaigners have called on athletes to
wear ‘rainbow pins’ to show their support for LGBT
people in the opening and closing ceremonies.
New Zealand gay speed skater Blake Skjellerup, 28,
was one athlete who pledged to do so .
But the IOC pointed Gaymedia to rules banning that.
The Olympics own charter describes such things as
‘propaganda’ – the same word used by the Russians
in their new anti-gay law which stops homosexuality
being ‘promoted’ to minors.
Under rule 50 of the IOC’s charter: ‘No kind of
demonstration or political, religious or racial
propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites,
venues or other areas.’
Gay medias had asked what the global Olympic chiefs
thought about plans for athletes to wear rainbow
pins or hold hands during the opening and closing
ceremonies.
We also asked if the IOC would provide a safe space –
or Pride House – for LGBT athletes, spectators,
dignitaries and others during the games to celebrate
gay sport and community.
But their spokeswoman told us: ‘Regarding your
suggestions, the IOC has a clear rule laid out in the
Olympic Charter (Rule 50) which states that the
venues of the Olympic Games are not a place for
proactive political or religious demonstration.
‘This rule has been in place for many years and
applied when necessary.
‘In any case, the IOC would treat each case
individually and take a sensible approach depending
on what was said or done.’
The message is clear, athletes, coaches and others
who step out of line – for example by wearing
rainbow pins – would not just risk arrest from
Russians, but also punishment from the IOC.
Clause 50 states the penalty for violation can be
‘disqualification or withdrawal of the accreditation of
the person concerned’ without appeal.
The IOC still supports gays and lesbians being
allowed to compete, but won’t let them use the
Olympics as a platform to highlight Russia’s anti-
LGBT human rights abuses.
It will be a blow for people who argued against a
boycott of the games, saying Sochi could be used to
champion LGBT issues in Russia.
Olympics President Jacques Rogge last week said the
games ‘should be open to all, free of discrimination’
sparking hopes the IOC may review its charter so
LGBT people were specifically protected from
exclusion.
Currently, only race, religion, politics and gender are
included under the charter’s criteria for which
discrimination is prohibited .
GSN asked about this too but we were told their
position remains unchanged.
IOC officials now seem to be less certain LGBT
athletes will be shielded from Russia’s anti-gay
‘propaganda’ laws too.
Previously they stated: ‘The IOC has received
assurances from the highest level of government in
Russia that the legislation will not affect those
attending or taking part in the games.’
But that appears to be in tatters after a series of
high-level government officials, including Sports
Minister Vitaly Mutko, said the law would apply
during the games .
Now the IOC spokeswoman has admitted to us: ‘We
have received assurances from the Russian
government but simply asked for some
clarifications.’[/b]

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Johnpaul88: Thank God he's on our side. I have always liked him.
I'll still learn of others.

roymary:

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The star of hit TV show Prison Break has
responded to rumours he is gay.
Wentworth Miller has built up a huge following in
the gay community after coming to prominence
playing the role of Michael Scofield.
Miller, who was born in Chipping Norton,
Oxfordshire, is quoted by WENN as stating, “No,
I’m not gay. I know these rumours are out
there…I’m cool with the fact that they exist, I
mean this is about fantasy.”
The 34-year-old actor was nominated for a Golden
Globe in the category of Best Performance by an
Actor in a Drama Television Series in 2006.
Speaking out after persistent rumours about his
sexual orientation circulated on the internet,
Miller said, “Certain people are going to have
certain fantasies.
“If someone wants to imagine me with a woman,
or a man or one of each, that’s cool with me as
long as you keep watching the show.”
Miller was born in the UK because his father was
studying here at the time. He moved to the USA
when he was still a toddler.
The actor, full name Wentworth Earl Miller III, is of
African, Blasian, English, German Jewish,
Cherokee, Russian, French, Dutch, Syrian, and
Lebanese descent.
He has become something of a gay icon as a
result of his role in the homo-erotically charged
prison drama[/b].

3ace: Don't blame them. This is a natural phenomenon. It's spirit of discontentment. Everyone is guilty of it including me. People wish they had other people's wives, husbands, children, girlfriends, boyfriends, positions, brains, properties e.t.c This usually is responsible for crimes in the society. You would be a better person trying to contain it by appreciating what you have.

Red_Card: He is as cute as ever. All entertainers are gay...believe it or don't. It's good that Michael has come out of the closet. We are waiting for D'banj, 2face, Usher, Trey Songz, Ne-Yo, Will Smith, Brad Pitt, Wizkid and the rest of them to come out too. Be proud of what you are.

50calibre:
Lol you make me laugh comparing the wire to prison break. I haven't seen the wire, but I know it isn't as good as prison break, no tv series is as good as prison break.

Prison break set a standard no show has been able to match since.

Btw is the wire any good?

Red_Card: He is as cute as ever. All entertainers are gay...believe it or don't. It's good that Michael has come out of the closet. We are waiting for D'banj, 2face, Usher, Trey Songz, Ne-Yo, Will Smith, Brad Pitt, Wizkid and the rest of them to come out too. Be proud of what you are.

Airforce1:

Are u Gayy too?

Johnpaul88: Thank God he's on our side. I have always liked him.
I'll still learn of others.

shymexx:

Bruv, we're talking about "The Wire" here. The greatest TV series ever. The TV series that created TV legends like: Omar Little, Stringer Bell, Avon Barksdale, Proposition Joe, Jimmy McNulty etc.. I didn't name it the greatest, critics did. Prison Break isn't even close. The Wire was so good, I've all the series on DVD and on my IPod.

I've got nothing against Prison Break, but I just couldn't relate to it, after season 1. Watched bits of season 2 and 3 just because my chic back then was always disturbing me about it. Coupled with the fact that this Scofield guy just look goofy and fruity. Heck, I prefer "Oz" to "Prison Break." That's just me - people are different and we related to things different. However, "The Wire" and "Prison Break" don't belong in the same sentence - that's like comparing "The Godfather" to "Gangs of New York." The Godfather created movie legends - Gangs of New York on the other hand, was fun to watch, but it never created nothing.

Burger01:

Shy, We share same feelings about prison break. Couldn't relate to it and even worse couldn't complete episode 2 of season 1... I rather watch God father and the Don fifty times over and over again. I hait season movies save for Legend of the seeker and 4400....well maybe 24hrs but the fact that Jack Bauer refused to die in that series pissed me off

Burger01:

Shy, We share same feelings about prison break. Couldn't relate to it and even worse couldn't complete episode 2 of season 1... I rather watch God father and the Don fifty times over and over again. I hait season movies save for Legend of the seeker and 4400....well maybe 24hrs but the fact that Jack Bauer refused to die in that series pissed me off

Burger01:

Shy, We share same feelings about prison break. Couldn't relate to it and even worse couldn't complete episode 2 of season 1... I rather watch God father and the Don fifty times over and over again. I hait season movies save for Legend of the seeker and 4400....well maybe 24hrs but the fact that Jack Bauer refused to die in that series pissed me off

Airforce1:

Are u Gayy too?

duffie:

I had a terrible crush on him

Wow!!! All my love was total waste

tpia@:
those two [shymexx and his friend] are a gay couple, best to ignore them.

Uchmangunner:
U r a g@y b@st@rd! Nobody is born homosexual 1d1OT!