BREAKING NEWS: Two sources in Chicago diplomatic circles identify Ambassador Chris Stevens as gay

hillbuzz.org ^ | September 14, 2012 | Kevin DuJan

[ilovesarah2012]

Today I went out into the field here in Chicago looking to talk to some of the striking teachers but no one in a red-shirt was anywhere to be found (or, if they were wearing one, they had nothing to do with the teachers’ union strike). A journalist friend of mine asked me to nose around and see if I could uncover anything about slain Ambassador Chris Stevens, who was rumored to be gay. A former “roommate” of Stevens by the name of Austin Tichenor lives and works in Chicago and while making calls to friends of mine in the theater world who know him I also thought to check some sources with the city who deal with the State Department and foreign dignitaries when they are in town.

Of course, they’ve all been talking about Ambassador Stevens’ murder by Muslims in Libya: and all of them are incredulous that the State Department sent a gay man to be ambassador to a Muslim country. News reports continue to indicate that the Muslims who murdered Stevens also raped him repeatedly, before and after his death.

[muawiyah]

it really doesn’t explain the rape ~ the koranimals, as you were informed, do that because that’s what they do. The iranian government does it officially.

[ilovesarah2012]

I am tired of saying the same thing over and over. The point isn’t that Stevens was a known homosexual - it is the Obama administration/Hillary sent him to a muslim country where being a homosexual can get you killed! He could have been sent to somewhere in Europe or South America or Japan or anywhere that they don’t rape and murder homosexuals!!!

[Beowulf9]

If a Muslim rapes a homosexual man in order to disrepect him, does the act itself make the Muslim taking part in the same act of homosexuality?

I wonder if the idea of encouraging the military people to come out and admit they are gay is a way of causing our military to fail.

The law a traitor might encourage.

[muawiyah]

Actually, opening up the military to those who are openly homosexual allows domestic AlQaida to get in easier ~ they’re all homosexual ~ every last single one of them!

[ilovesarah2012]

I can think of a lot. Research it yourself if Stevens was a known homosexual and ask why Obama/Hillary would send him to Libya or any muslim country where it is known muslims will kill homosexuals.

[RegulatorCountry]

In that you are correct and will find no disagreement from me. I do, however, disagree with you that this particular aspect should be somehow shunned. It's pertinent. The whole picture will not come into focus if you're limiting yourself to just part of it. State is rife with militant feminists and homosexuals, it's common knowledge in DC. This colors their thinking to such degree that they are making cannon fodder of their own. This does not help matters at all in the Middle East, it only further inflames anti-American sentiment, and they not only just don't care but actively continue to provoke these countries with the diplomatic corps, the exact opposite of the intended purpose of diplomacy. They've always been expendable and now we're seeing the rot, the ugly truth laid bare. Did this man "deserve" this, to suffer a horrible death at the hands of barbarians who violated him repeatedly before and after death? No, no one "deserves" such a thing. But, he was placed there for ideological reasons and just this sort of outcome was inevitable.

[trisham]

This is ridiculous. What happened on 9/11/12 is about this country being ruled by an incompetent administration that hates this country and sides with its enemies. Focusing on this issue is a dangerous distraction.

[NoGrayZone]

"He also was key in arming the AQ/jihadi rebels in Libya against Ghaddafi, and was pro-Palestinian."

"The truth is the truth, ugly or not."

Very true. He was a very strong "key" to what is happening now.

"This in no way justifies his torture and murder."

This is where I disagree. If one is "key" in regards to evil taking place, why would it not be justified to "reap what he sowed"?

If you perpetuate evil, it will come back with it's full force against you. The truth is the truth, ugly or not.

[trisham]

I give up. Believe as you will.

[pops88]

“The point isn’t that Stevens was a known homosexual - it is the Obama administration/Hillary sent him to a muslim country where being a homosexual can get you killed!”

The reporter interviewed gay people in Chicago. Our president had a lifetime membership to a gay bath house there. An ambassador gets assigned to a country where known homosexuals are killed and he isn’t provided reasonable protection. And I remember a few homosexuals that attended Butt Boy’s church were murdered. Very interesting.

[little jeremiah]

Did you read Matt’s latest story? The Coup one? He mentions leftist internet warriors.

IMHO FR is rife with them.

You know my views on homosexual agenda stuff - and I am not glad he died, I’m horrified and disgusted. But the fact is that the State Dept is pushing faggotry all over the world in embassies and consulates and “outreach” programs, and sending homosexuals as ambassadors to countries like Libya.

Insanity.

And add to the mix that many Muslims sodomize boys. The whole thing is a toxic stew. I know no solution except get all US interests and people out of all Muslim countries and all Muslims out of the US. Become 100% Muslim oil free, too.

[Jedidah]

As the blog post notes, “ “it was stupid to send him to Libya as the ambassador when he was a known homosexual”.

There is more at the link.

Hillbuzz is written by a gay guy in Chicago who was heavily involved in Dem politics pre-Obama. Not an 0 supporter now.

[Bob]

Talk to anyone who spent time in theater. Koranimals raping the ‘beaten’ is as old as Islam.

That most Americans ignore or are unaware of this changes nothing. It is historical fact.

Thanks for the additional information. Since this extra atrocity hasn't been previously reported, I was unaware of it. My suspicion was that the ambassador being gay might have been the reason for the rape.

[hadaclueonce]

“I’m an idiot because I’m outraged that an American ambassador was murdered in cold blood quite possibly because he was a homosexual?”

I am outraged that any American is killed that was serving there country.

I am offended that the story has spun off because of “homo” leaning. This is a Rat influence to throw off America to think “well the guy was gay, probably had it coming” attitude.

[little jeremiah]

It’s just part of the picture, trisham. This is just one article out of dozens and dozens posted in the last few days. Not focused, just a small part of the whole picture. It is not a distraction. Along with the fact that it was know 48 hours before the attacks in Libya and Egypt that such attacks were planned, and no diplomats in either country were warned.

And please, do not thing this administration is “incompetent”. They are destructive and crazy on purpose. This administration is fomenting jihad all over the world.

[Jedidah]

“He never married and had no children.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/john-christopher-stevens-us-ambassador-to-libya-dies-at-52/2012/09/12/b1c00cee-fcd0-11e1-8adc-499661afe377_story_1.html

[UCANSEE2]

Did he have a wife and kids?

No Wife, no Kids.

[ilovesarah2012]

Nobody, not one comment I have read anywhere, has said he had it coming. Be outraged that Obama/Hillary sent him to Libya knowing he was homosexual and muslims’ feelings towards homosexuals. Be outraged there were no Marines protecting the embassy or buildings in Benghazi. Be outraged that Obama’s ROE are getting our guys killed in Afghanistan. But don’t be outraged at Americans who are outraged at Obama and Clinton.

[luvbach1]

You're right, this is the first time (of which I'm aware)that a rape of a male murder victim of the Muzz was reported. Since they proved themselves capable of it this time, I think it reasonable to assume it's happened before but went unreported. Other Muslim desecrations of bodies were done in the open, as with the contractors in Fallujah, Iraq, and sex with the bodies would not have been done in public.

[little jeremiah]

Any punishment due to him should have been administered by a court, or by divine justice after death.

The fact that a US Ambassador and several others (accounts vary) were killed, and the ambassador brutally tortured, is a kick in the face to the country, as he was officially representing our country. His personal failings and political leftism, while abhorrant, do not justify what happened to him.