Business Owner Under Siege By 'Gays' Stonewalled By City

When the Supreme Court, responding to “gay” activists’ complaints, took on the lofty responsibility of addressing the definition of marriage for all Americans, a few stood out for their vocal opposition.

One person was Brian Klawiter, who runs the Dieseltec shop in Grandville, Michigan. He said he would choose not to provide service to openly homosexual customers. He then explained that he wanted to be a messenger for the silent majority of Americans who are unhappy with the goals of the homosexual agenda, and he started speaking on invitation at churches and other places.

“I want to educate people about what it means to be a man of God,” he said. “We need strong men in the church.”

Now, with a Supreme Court ruling imminent, he’s taking the issue a step further, arranging a town hall-type meeting in his community with several guest speakers who will discuss equality, homosexuality and marriage.

And he’s found out that the headwinds are strong.

In an interview with WND on Tuesday, he said he has invited Coach Dave Daubenmire of Pass the Salt Ministries and Bradlee Dean of Sons of Liberty, both longtime advocates for traditional marriage, to speak in his community.

He said he applied for permission to use a local school district’s auditorium, which is used by other community groups, and was given permission.

But the permission lasted only a couple of hours.

The district called him and canceled, explaining the superintendent “didn’t feel my type of event was appropriate for their facility.”

A discussion over First Amendment rights and the district’s responsibility to treat all speakers fairly convinced officials to back down. But then all of a sudden the district found another event “already scheduled” for June 6, the date Klawiter had planned to hold his event.

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