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[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Dr. Fauci’s diary entries provide strong evidence he knew he was lying under oath in his testimony to Congress. Perjury is hard to prove based on testimony alone because it requires evidence testifer knew statements were lies, the diary entries are smoking gun evidence of that.

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Reading these diary entries, you see how little Fauci focused on science and how obsessed he was with celebrity and fame.

[Kyle Becker @kylenabecker]

Kids, stay off the Woke propaganda.

It will rot your mind worse than any drug.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

LMAO: Trump just posted a meme of Kaitlan Collins as Dylan Mulvaney

His joke at the WHCD really triggered CNN, they are not going to like this 🤣😭

[Catholic League @CatholicLeague]

Fr. Martin Wants More Gay Priests

Bill Donohue

Father James Martin, the gay activist, says we need more homosexual men to join the priesthood. He hastens to add that “we are presuming a life of celibacy.” Full stop. Such a presumption is not practically warranted.

If single men worked and lived with single women, we should presume that the temptation to be sexually active would be great, so great that common sense dictates that such an arrangement should never see the light of day. Ditto for homosexual men working and living with other men. We are just asking for trouble by facilitating such living spaces.

Martin was inspired to write his essay in Outreach, a LGBTQ publication that he founded. What prompted him to act was a study by the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame that distinguishes between gay men who have “deep-seated same-sex attraction” and “transitory same-sex attraction.” The former is similar to the language used in 2005 by the Vatican when it declared that men who fit that description should not be admitted to the priesthood.

The distinction made by the Vatican, and restated by the McGrath Institute, is prudent. But this upsets Martin greatly. The authors of the study note that if a candidate for the priesthood admits that he is attracted to other men, the seminarian should be provided with resources that “work toward overcoming his SSA [same-sex attraction] if it is indeed transitory.”

Martin calls this a “dangerous proposal.” What’s dangerous about it? The suggestion that homosexuals need to “overcome” their same-sex attraction. Apparently, Martin is oblivious to how this undercuts his proposal that having more gays in the priesthood presumes a “life of celibacy.” Does he believe that men with “deep-seated homosexual tendencies” can be expected to be celibate?

At bottom, what Martin objects to are the teachings of the Catholic Church on sexuality. He has been quite open about telling everyone that the Catechism of the Catholic Church needs to amend its language about homosexual attractions. The Catechism says such attractions are “objectively disordered,” and it declares homosexual acts to be “intrinsically disordered.” Martin prefers “differently ordered.”

The official teaching of the Catholic Church makes sense beyond the theological. To wit: The human race cannot continue to exist unless it propagates, and the only two people who are capable of doing so are a man and a woman. It is natural for them to be sexually attracted to each other, meaning that deviations from the norm are disordered.

This does not make homosexuals bad people. Indeed, they are equally children of God and command our respect. But we are not commanded to adopt policies—in or out of the Church—that abet homosexual relationships.

There is a mountain of social science literature that details how hard it is for gay men to be in a monogamous relationship. In fact, almost all gay couples cheat on each other. Promiscuity is the norm. Can some gay men be celibate? Sure. But they are in a minority.

We also know that, owing to their emotional and sexual immaturity (I provide evidence of this in my book, The Truth about Clergy Sexual Abuse: Clarifying the Facts and the Causes), a disproportionate number of homosexuals are attracted to minors. With regard to the Catholic Church, studies done by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice on clergy sexual abuse found that 81 percent of the victims were male and 78 percent were postpubescent.

In short, we did not witness a pedophilia crisis in the Catholic Church—it was a homosexual crisis.

Martin quotes Pope Francis as saying that he had met many good gay priests in his lifetime. No doubt he had. It’s too bad Martin didn’t quote what the pope had to say about adopting the right policies on gays in the priesthood.

Pope Francis was adamant in his insistence that men with “deep-seated homosexual tendencies” should not be admitted to the clergy. “The question of homosexuality is a very serious one,” he said, adding that those who run the seminaries must be sure that candidates are “humanly and emotionally mature” before they are ordained. Martin did not quote the pope as saying these things because it would seriously undermine his case.

Martin’s position is further undermined when we consider what the Holy Father had to say about those who make light of having homosexuals in the priesthood. In an interview he gave in 2018, he mentioned that a priest he met told him that having gays in Catholic housing “isn’t so grave” because it’s “only an expression of affection.” Francis exploded, saying this reasoning “is in error,” noting that in “consecrated life and priestly life, there is not room for this kind of affection.”

We know from many studies that today’s seminarians are mostly well-adjusted men who tend to be quite orthodox. That’s good news. The last thing we need now is to welcome men with “deep-seated homosexual tendencies” back into the seminaries. We’ve been through too much to go down this road again.

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Fauci claimed he didn’t shut down schools. Then bragged in his diary that California and New York shut down schools based on his recommendations.

[Buck Sexton @BuckSexton]

Imagine being so narcissistic and deluded that you'd say something like this in front of a crowd because you think it makes you sound wise and virtuous

[Buck Sexton @BuckSexton]

Those of us who said starting in 2020 that Fauci was a maniacal media whore who cared much more about being adored by tv journos than saving any actual lives from Covid apparently understated the case against him

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

Deportations

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Actual entries from Fauci’s diary

Have you ever seen someone this obsessed with themselves??

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

It turned out to be on the inside exactly what it looked like from the outside.

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

So it turns out Fauci spent the whole time just collecting tributes to himself.

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

Devastating shot and chaser here

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Trump flipped the Catholic vote, and it's trending back to strongly Republican. It should never even have been close. How can you vote Democrat? That question aside. The Lavender Mafia is trying to reverse this shift in electoral politics.

[‘Manderin 🪖 @Daddy_Raw7]

@KyleForgeard @nelkboys Who cares. You’re all losers and controlled by Israel. Especially Steiny bitch ass lmfao

[Bo Loudon @BoLoudon]

I pray every young girl in America grows up to be like Sophie Cunningham and not Megan Rapinoe.

[Bo Loudon @BoLoudon]

🚨Despite the Left's attacks, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has gained over 1.1 MILLION FOLLOWERS on IG in just the past month, going from 1.5M to 2.6M.

God bless Sophie for refusing to cave to the Left on not wanting men in women's sports.

Other players should take notes!

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

@katyperry @WhiteHouse Cry harder 🤣