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HomoQuotable - James Hartline
"Many years ago, the Lord ordained me to enter into a prophetic battle to destroy the demonic works of Satan in San Diego as a preparatory phase for a major move of God that would begin in this city. For ten years I have stayed that course and never abandoned my assignment. Through dreams and visions, God has granted me deep understanding of His word and how to use His eternal scriptures as weapons of warfare for the fulfilling of His commission for my life."As a result of applying what the Holy Spirit has taught me, I have seen an enormous number of the devil's primary strongholds in San Diego shut down. The Lord is now intensifying the dismantling of those dark places where God has instructed me over the past decade to intercede against the enemy. Over the next few days, you will see extraordinary manifestations of the hand of God in San Diego." - "Ex-gay" prophet and multiple felon James Hartline, who says he prayed God into burning down down the Deja Vu titty bar and that more Holy Arson is coming!
Labels: "ex-gay", crystal meth, HomoQuotable, James Hartline, mental illness, religion, San Diego, still totally gay
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Tweakends.org
Tweakends.org, a new collaborative website from APLA and GMHC has been launched to combat the crystal meth epidemic.From the press release: AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) and Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) today announced the launch of tweakends.org
The site features an interactive “drag and drop” feature by which users can ask a series of questions of a crystal ball to receive information about reducing risk, accessing health resources and connecting with other community members. The information provided is a combination of up-to-date medical language, candid talk and humor to engage visitors and inspire their thinking about use of the highly addictive drug.
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Labels: APLA, crystal meth, GMHC, HIV
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
AHF Ramps Up Attack On Pfizer
AIDS Healthcare Foundation sued Pfizer yesterday, saying that ads for Viagra are misleading and encourage the recreational use of the drug. This move by AHF follows up last month's anti-Pfizer ad campaign. The lawsuit seeks to force Pfizer to suspend its advertising for Viagra and to start a public information campaign on the dangers of using the drug. I continue to contend that while there is a definite connection between the explosion of crystal meth usage and the advent of Viagra, I can't see anything in the Pfizer advertising that encourages such a thing. That's not to say that Pfizer may not have a responsibility to address the situation.
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Labels: AHF, crystal meth, HIV, Pfizer, Viagra











