"The Unbearable Truth... Fear Eats The Soul": Supporters

Saturday, August 8, 2026

"The Truth About Lies And Deception..."

Dr. Anthony Stephen Fauci

"The only true and great hero" among government officials during the AIDS crisis. A generation later, he would save an entire nation and the world from the ramblings of an insane president and an unhinged political party hellbent on ignoring a century of scientific progress during the worst crisis humanity has faced since WWII. At age 85, publicly lambasted, villainized and scapegoated for the failings of those who empowered that same psychopathic president.

History will judge us more harshly than

any of us can imagine for this...

Saturday, January 31, 2026

"The Truth About Canada..."

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrated the worldwide success of Heated Rivalry during an appearance in Ottawa at the Canadian Media Producers Association on January 29th. In the photo above, the PM (equivalent of the POTUS) invited Heated Rivalry co-star Hudson Williams to do that "leg thing" with him. The PM had nothing but praise for Heated Rivalry, the groundbreaking Canadian-made series that's thrilled audiences around the world including in anti-LGBT Russia.

This is what acceptance, freedom and

real representation looks like...

Thank you Canada for leading the way, again

Saturday, February 15, 2025

"A Thought To Ponder..."

Gene Roddenberry fought NBC over his multiracial crew in 1966, but there was one group he couldn't include - even though he desperately wanted to. The original Star Trek broke barriers with TV's first interracial kiss and cast a Black woman as Lieutenant Uhura. But when it came to gay characters, that was one final frontier they couldn't cross.

'I would like to do that,' Roddenberry told George Takei. 'But I'm walking a tightrope.' Even after the controversial interracial kiss, showing gay characters would have meant instant cancellation.

Roddenberry had to hide his progressive messages behind Kirk's conveniently-timed shirtless scenes just to distract network censors. The show was already pushing boundaries by telling stories 'that weren't being dramatized metaphorically on any other show.'

Looking back now, the lack of gay representation stings. But in showing a future where race and gender didn't matter, Roddenberry was playing the long game. Those three revolutionary seasons changed television forever - paving the way for a Star Trek universe where gay characters like Stamets, Culber, and Sulu could finally exist openly and proudly

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