Ruth Hunt

Ruth Elizabeth Hunt (born 12 March 1980 in Cardiff) was Chief Executive of UK-based LGBT pressure group Stonewall UK, the largest LGBT lobbying group in Europe.

Hunt is a professional homosexual, who has made a career out of being homosexual. She has never worked in any other capacity and has got a salary for being lesbian and promoting LGBT ideology in an uncritical way, with public funding. Her organization Stonewall UK makes money by demanding that institutions and companies pay thousands of pounds for the official Stonewall stamp of approval. It invents awards and hands them out as an incentive to conform to their ideas.

Resignation in February 2019

Hunt resigned in February 2019. She was widely condemned by heterosexual and homosexuals alike for her aggressive advocacy of homosexual indoctrination of children from nursery school upwards, and her uncritical promotion of the transgender agenda which many other lesbians oppose. When she announced her resignation from the job in 2019 there was widespread jubilation on social media and little sign of congratulation from any source.

In 2020 Hunt continued to be unpopular with other LGB campaigners, and one of them wrote "Ruth Hunt is a liar. She isn’t compassionate. She isn’t polite. She has deliberately completely disregarded the very many polite and respectful challenges to Stonewall policy. She has disregarded every single polite request because she’s a zealot."

Biography

Hunt was educated at Christ the King Primary School, Cardiff, New College, Cardiff and King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls, Birmingham, before going on to study English Language and Literature at St Hilda's College, Oxford. She was President of the Oxford University Student Union.

Hunt joined the Equality Challenge Unit in January 2004 where she led work to advise Higher Education Institutions on sexual orientation and gender identity policy, claiming that this was furthering "equality". It was in fact just promoting homosexuality for its own sake.

In 2005, she joined Stonewall in the role of Senior Policy Officer where she led work on Stonewall's research into how to get control of schools by claiming that there was a problem of "homophobic bullying". There was never any evidence for the existence of such bullying in the first place, but it was a pretext for taking control. She became Head of Policy and Research in 2007 and Director of Public Affairs in 2009.

During this time Hunt produced research into lesbian, gay and bisexual demands for health care. All she had to do was ask them what they wanted and it was called "research". religion and belief and its impact on sexual orientation equality, older homosexuals' experiences in Britain and, in 2012, the first guide looking at openly-gay role models.

In 2013, Ruth Hunt was named as Deputy Chief Executive of Stonewall, overseeing the strategic development and delivery of Stonewall's policy, research, campaigns and information functions which includes the work of Stonewall's Public Affairs team, Education team, the Stonewall Information Service and Stonewall Scotland and Stonewall Cymru.

In July 2014, after a period as Acting Chief Executive, she was named Chief Executive of Stonewall. Since taking on the leadership, Hunt has committed to bringing Stonewall even deeper into communities, engaging with groups from different ethnicities, religions and geographies – both in the UK and abroad.

She has been deeply implicated in Stonewall's widely criticized promotion of the Transgender Agenda. This was widely seen as a ploy to create a reason for Stonewall's continued existence.

Hunt has overseen the growth of Stonewall's power in Scotland and Wales, in particular the establishment of the Stonewall Cymru bilingual information service and Stonewall Scotland's lobbying to secure the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill. She gave evidence to the Scottish Parliament Equal Opportunities Committee on the introduction of same-sex marriage in September 2013.

Hunt led Stonewall's relentless promotion of homosexuality in all the media and institutions, presenting awards to organisations across the public and private sector in exchange for donations to their funds. She has meddled with the policies of organisations such as the Ministry of Defence, the UK Border Agency, the Home Office and Accenture.

As Deputy Chief Executive, Hunt was involved in Stonewall's campaign to pass the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill in England and Wales.

She was involved in Stonewall's campaign regarding the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008, legalising lesbian access to free fertility treatment on the UK National Health Service - although many married heterosexuals without children are refused this and forced to go to private providers.

In October 2013, in its "Pink List", the Independent on Sunday named Hunt as the fifth most influential LGBT person in Britain. In 2014 she dropped to eighth place in the renamed "Rainbow List", and in 2015 she was voted into third place. In 2015 she also received an honorary fellowship from Cardiff University and an honorary degree from Keele University.

Hunt claims to be a practicing Roman Catholic although under her leadership Stonewall UK has led a UK policy of persecuting Christians who defend traditional marriage and the family, including banning them from the teaching and medical professions.

She appears to be more favorable to Muslims than to Christians. In May 2014 she announced in the (UK) Daily Telegraph that Stonewall would not be joining a wide boycott of the Dorchester Hotel in London, owned by the Sultan of Brunei, where Stonewall was to hold a gala dinner. The Sultan was proposing to introduce the death penalty for sodomy but Hunt argued that there was not "a mandate for the boycott" and "We only implement actions that we can calculate will have an impact."

She publicly apologised days before the May 2015 UK general election after Stonewall was criticised for publishing an online campaign graphic which suggested that only the Labour Party substantially supported the LGBT agenda in its manifesto. Lib Dem Minister Stephen Williams had told PinkNews: "I'm astounded by this grossly misleading graphic," because his own party had also caved in.