Prominent homosexual activists lead screaming demonstration, terrorize Boston church sponsoring ex-gay religious event.

March through and demonstrate in historic cemetery without permit.
Police make no arrests.

May 1, 2009

See the video and photos below. . .

Chilling video: Notice at the end the Boston Police simply ask a few questions, but do nothing.

1. They started with a "rally" across the street at the Boston Common.

(They actually had a permit for that part of it, but not what happened afterwards.)

Warming up the crowd!

Tom Lang of "KnowThyNeighbor" exhorts the crowd as his "husband" Alex Westerhoff (right) a.k.a. "the blond bombshell", looks on. (Here's their mansion, freatured in Boston Globe.)

Stewart Landers of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health talks about health benefits, then puts on a hat to talk to the Bay Windows (homosexual newspaper) reporter.

The unspiring signs, obviously thrown together by the organizers.

After the speeches, they decide to march across the street to the church.

2. In front of the Park Street Church

As they gathered and started marching in front of the church, note Stewart Landers and Pat Gozemba prominently there.

Their screaming and chanting in front of the church didn't seem to be as disruptive as they wished, so they decided to go to the side of the church and scream through the windows . . .

3. Marching through the adjoining Granary Cemetery to the side of the church.

They marched through the historic Granary cemetery (part of the Freedom Trail through Boston).

Gathered outside the windows of the church. The meeting inside was right there (which they found out from their people who had infiltrated the event).

They started screaming and chanting again.

Then Wayne Beson began screaming through his bullhorn aimed at the window where the meeting was going on inside.

Then, Chris Mason held the bullhorn up against the window as it made very loud, piercing siren and whistle sounds.

There had been plainclothes Boston police there the entire time. Finally, a uniformed police officer intervened. At far right is a pastor from the church, who also walked up and whom the gay activists are grilling.

The police officer looked at the ID of one of the leaders, then let everyone go on their way.