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Friday, 25 December 2009

Merry Christmas, folks!

Pink Triangle will be a bit quieter over the next few days, but we’ll be keeping you updated on a few features in our sister publication, Gay & Lesbian Humanist, the latest issue of which went live before Christmas.

The theme is “God-damned”, and the message is clear: we are.

God-damned, that is.

The lead article is by Roy W Brown, who is the immediate past president of the International Humanist and Ethical Union and IHEU’s main representative at the UN, Geneva.

His message is that Islam wants to take over the world. He examines how our freedoms are under threat as creeping Islamisation demands more and more, putting our very way of life in jeopardy.

All in the name of God – or in that case Allah – of course. However you look at it, we’re God-damned.



Click the logo above to get to the magazine’s cover, which has a great image that sums up the “God-damned” theme of this issue.

Have a great Christmas, everyone, and accept our best wishes for a very Happy New Year!

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