Obama, leave us alone! Developing nations don't want your sexual revolution!

The Obama administration is promoting the sexual revolution around the developing world, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean.

United States embassies must now hoist the rainbow flag, even in countries where doing so violates local values and traditions. Official U.S. envoys have participated in "Pride" marches, even when it disrespects the foreign soil where they have been sent as diplomats.

Just recently, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Roberta Jacobson, marched in the "gay pride" parade with a banner that read: "The EU delegation supports diversity." She told local news media:

"It is the policy of my country, and President Obama in particular, to support LGBTI communities. And it is part of our diplomacy now."

The U.S. Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, joined in too, announcing on their website:

"We, the U.S. Embassy community, are committed to advancing human rights for all, including LGBT individuals."

By this, they do not just mean the human rights that all of us share as members of the human family (such as the right to life). No, they mean "gay marriage" and special rights which violate the consciences of religious believers. The U.S. embassy in Caracas waved the rainbow flag above its building.

The unwanted activity of the special ambassador for LGBTI affairs, Randy Berry, has been especially overwhelming. He has created unacceptable interference on the issue of "gay marriage," especially in the Dominican Republic. In the last year, he has traveled to 42 countries to promote normalization of homosexual practices.

And not satisfied with Randy Berry, the U.S. is working with the United Nations to create a global figure fulfilling a similar purpose: a Special Rapporteur on LGBT.

But instead of promoting themselves, the United States is trying to strongarm Latin America and the rest of the developing world to promote it. Does the U.S. think the developing world are mere lackeys for their empire?

"The United States is pleased to work with other countries in different regions to support this resolution."

The threat (as always) is that the U.S. will freeze development aid or impose a trade embargo on countries who do not comply.

As if that were not enough, CitizenGO has been informed that Deputy Secretary of State, Anthony J. Blinden, pressured several countries to support the U.N. resolution on sexual orientation and gender identity over the phone. And on top of that, the U.S. Ambassador to the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Keith Harper, visited the various national delegations to manipulate them into supporting the resolution.

For shame!

Enough of ideological colonialism in developing countries. Enough of sending ambassadors whose only qualification is their homosexuality.

It's time to say: Obama, leave us alone!

For more information:

• See Ambassador Roberta Jacobson's participation in Mexico's "gay pride" parade. She holds a sign that says: "The EU delegation supports diversity." (You probably don't want to see the "diversity" that accompanies the ambassador--but the video is here.)


• Seven ambassadors, including the US ambassador, march in the Dominican "gay pride" parade (Spanish)


• Homosexual U.S. ambassador tries to pressure the Dominican Republic


• Homosexual U.S. ambassador to Spain promotes LGBT