Women are not normally good at spotting effeminate men. The men in effeminate European societies like the French, are not going to be good at spotting effeminate men. 

True.  I could pick out one gαy guy in a crowd of a thousand, but my wife would say, "no, why do you think that?".  I was almost always right.  But I have since trained her "gαydar" to the point that she can pick them out most of the time too.

Give us some hints.
I know that my own gαydar is activated whenever I see a guy dressed in rainbow glittery colors, scrupulously concerned with cleanliness and his appearance and a lover of aftershave and cologne, obsessed with maintaining his collector cars, walking strangely swaying his hips like a girl does, and/or talking in a strange manner with an affected lisp or slur or falsetto.

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Hell's bells: Nine priests spotted in Irish gαy bar
The sɛҳuąƖ lives of clerics revealed in new book
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Ground-breaking new research into the sɛҳuąƖ lives of Irish Catholic priests has revealed many of them are or have been sɛҳuąƖly active, that the bishops are aware of the situation, and that there is a gαy scene within the church.
'Thirty-Three Good Men: Celibacy, Obedience and Identity' publishes new analysis of priests' views from a series of interviews conducted by Dr John Weafer, a former seminarian who is now married with children.
The book, which has just been published by Columba Books, reveals that one parish priest interviewed confidentially by Weafer is in a long term gαy relationship.
Speaking to the Irish Independent, the author said 'Fr C' was "very happy with his life as a priest and a person".
Another priest interviewed, 'Fr L' was ordained in the 1990s. It was only when he was ordained that he finally ended up 'sleeping' with another priest.

"Although we both vowed it would never happen again, it did and I was really very confused," he said.
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When he ended up in bed "fumbling around" with another priest, he decided to try the gαy scene.
Fr L then "discovered a strong clerical gαy scene in Ireland", although it was not easy to access because of the clerics' need for secrecy.
He believes that there are "quite a lot of gαy guys in the priesthood" and on one occasion when he went into a gαy bar in Dublin, he recognised at least nine priests in the bar.

Dr Weafer said he did not think that the Irish hierarchy would be shocked by the revelations in the book as the interviews showed that the "hierarchy are aware" of what is going on.
"As long as priests don't go public and don't flaunt those actions that don't correspond with being a celibate priest" they turn a blind eye, he claimed.
This will shock many as the official church's attitude on ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity deems it as intrinsically disordered.
According to Dr Weafer: "If a priest was to say in the morning 'I am gαy', he would be fired. Priests have learned to keep their heads down".

The researcher, who was the first lay director of the Irish Bishops' Council for Research and Development in Maynooth, said that while most of the priests he interviewed lived celibate lives, and some are enthusiastic about their priesthood, others have become disillusioned.
The new research shows that the majority of Irish priests are unhappy with mandatory celibacy.
Those most enthusiastic about the retention of celibacy are younger, more conservative priests, the research shows.
Many of the priests were highly critical of the fact that sɛҳuąƖity was a taboo when they were training to be priests in the seminary.

The majority of 33 priests interviewed by Dr Weafer for the book were heterosɛҳuąƖ.
One former priest had married and joined the Church of Ireland while Fr L has since decided to leave the priesthood, as he found the double standards too much. Another gαy priest Fr G had opted to remain in the priesthood and was not sɛҳuąƖly active.
 
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gαy priest commits ‘$1.3M sin’
By Joe Mollica
July 7, 2010 | 4:00am


COLLARED: The Rev. Kevin Gray is arraigned yesterday on charges of looting big bucks from parishioners.Steven Valenti/Republican-American
A Catholic priest stole $1.3 million from his Waterbury, Conn., parish to finance a gαy old time in New York, authorities charged yesterday. 
The Rev. Kevin Gray allegedly blew the money he looted from his financially struggling parish over seven years on male escorts, rooms at hotels, including the Waldorf, designer clothes, trendy restaurants and tuition for several young studs. 
Gray, 64, regularly shacked up in an Upper East Side apartment that he rented for a 35-year-old man, court docuмents charge. 
The priest not only paid for the apartment, but also the Harvard tuition for his male friend, authorities said. 
Gray told that man for years he was a Catholic Charities lawyer and was suffering from colon cancer — both of which he later admitted were lies, cops said. 
He “was leading a double life,” said Waterbury Police Capt. Christopher Corbett. “People are shocked by this news . . . He was a well-respected priest.” 
Gray was ordered held in lieu of $750,000 bond yesterday after appearing in Waterbury Superior Court. His alleged scam was exposed by a recent Hartford Archdiocese financial review of his Sacred Heart Parish, whose overwhelmingly Hispanic congregation he had led since 2003. 
Church officials notified cops, whose arrest warrant for Gray tells a tawdry tale of his lust for men and the Big Apple high life.
From 2003 until this past March, that warrant said, Gray charged more than $205,000 to restaurants, including Tavern on the Green, L’Absinthe, Brunelli and Giovanni. 
He dropped more than a $130,000 on hotels, often on the same days he was hiring escorts, Corbett said. 
And Gray allegedly spent more than $80,000 on expensive clothes. 
The priest’s pricey tastes were partially subsidized by $221,000 a cellphone company paid to install a transmitter in his church’s steeple, the court papers charge. He allegedly hid the windfall from his archdiocesan bosses, who had banned such deals. 
In a June 10 interview with Waterbury cops in the York Avenue apartment he was renting, Gray said “he had grown to hate being a priest and was upset with the archdiocese for the assignments they had given him over the years,” the warrant said. 
He was particularly angry about being transferred in 2001 to New Hartford while his mom was dying in New Haven, and said he began stealing from Sacred Heart in 2003 “because he felt that the church owed it to him,” the warrant said. 
“Mr. Gray stated that he would order male escorts from Campus Escorts in New York,” the warrant said. “Mr. Gray stated that he is gαy and has a problem with the church’s position on ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity.” 
Gray has been suspended from acting publicly as a priest.
The Ten Commandments
The Rev. Kevin Gray allegedly stole money his poor parishioners in Waterbury, Conn., donated to the collection plate each Sunday over seven years to fund his ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ lifestyle in New York City, violating his priestly vow of celibacy and fidelity to Jesus Christ.
VIOLATED:
III. Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy.
VI. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
VII. Thou shalt not steal.
VIII. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
IX. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s wife.
X. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s property.
NOT VIOLATED:
I. I am the Lord your God, you shall have no other gods before me.
II. Thou shalt not take the Lord’s name in vain.
IV. Honor thy father and mother.
V. Thou shalt not kill.

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The title of this thread should be: QUEERS TOOK OVER THE VATICAN

Everything shown here is the Novus Ordo, anyone that still believes the Vatcan II church is Catholic, is blinded by their own sins.