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In its ceaseless efforts to normalize homosexuality in this country, the highly organized gay lobby continues to press forward by attacking any institution, both public and private, that tends to resist this encroachment by adopting discriminatory membership policies. In the recent past, these have included the U.S. armed forces, the Boy Scouts of America and various religious denominations. To achieve this goal, and under the banner of civil rights, gay advocates use all the arrows in their quiver: litigation leading to judicial fiat, liberal theology, legislative activism, medical revisionism, economic pressure and a mob of literati that tout the gay...

"This would be a joke if your lies weren't so blatantly false. (Christian Group Blasts 'Orgy of Depravity' at Disney's Gay Days, August 7) I can't tell you how many times I've had to complain about breeders doing their trick in public and nobody bats an eyelid, but the minute the vicious Right Wing Hate Machine begins spewing its lies, people fall all over themselves in phony indignation. They're probably gay too, but just lack the courage to out themselves. You should be ashamed of yourselves, but people who lie have no conscience- they do go to Hell." Melinda C....

Monticello Times | June 27, 2002 Gay Couple Receive 10 Year Sentence For Sexually Abusing Monticello Boy By Patty Wooten A Drew County jury convicted a gay couple of sexual abuse Wednesday, rejecting defense claims that Lewis Ray and Tim Murphy were not temporary caretakers of the 16-year-old boy they abused. The panel of nine women and three men deliberated just over an hour before finding Ray and Murphy guilty of first degree sexual abuse. Following the recommendation of the jury, Circuit Judge Bynum Gibson sentenced the two men to 10 years in prison fined them $5,000 each. They faced...

More than 700 schools have signed on to participate in next month's Day of Silence, which protests discrimination and harassment of GLBT youth. According to the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), the participation numbers guarantee that the event, scheduled for April 10, will be the biggest in the protest's six-year history. Staged in high schools and colleges around the United States, the Day of Silence encourages participants to take a nine-hour pledge of silence. Instead of speaking, they hand out cards that explain why they have chosen not to talk. The students' silence is supposed to represent the...