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TORONTO, Ontario , November 30, 2011 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – As part of an ongoing campaign to reform the province’s “attitudes” on homosexuality , Premier Dalton McGuinty announced Wednesday that he is proposing anti- bullying legislation with an emphasis on cracking down on homosexuality-related bullying in Ontario’s schools. Meeting with students at L’Amoreaux Collegiate Institute in Toronto, the Premier said the bill will impose tougher consequences, including expulsion, for “bullying and hate-motivated actions.” Dalton McGuinty It will also require all schools to “support any students who want to lead activities that promote understanding, acceptance and respect for all,” according to a press release. Pro-family activists expressed concerned that the bill will be used to further clamp down on students, teachers, and schools that oppose the normalization of homosexuality. While the mainstream press is reporting on the initiative as a general anti-bullying initiative, McGuinty him

- Newsweek magazine , a rather pedestrian organ of American liberal sensibility, has been compelled to admit the obvious: Americans are addicted to sex in large numbers. Surprisingly enough, the magazine even goes so far as to admit that at least some homosexual activity is related to sex addiction. Newsweek Some hair-raising statistics Newsweek’s “ The Sex Addiction Epidemic ”: 40 million people a day are logging into porn websites, (about 13% of the US population). Up to 9 million may qualify under the strict clinical definition of a “sex addict.” Psychologists specializing in the the disorder have multiplied from 100 a decade years ago to over 1,500 today. Although Newsweek admits that the “digital revolution” has much to do with the situation through the provision of easily-accessible hard-core pornography, it fails to state another obvious point: that the culture of the United States and other western countries is saturated with a “softer” porn that is potentially just as deadl

Image by eggrollstan via Flickr TORONTO, Ontario , November 29, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The chair of the Toronto District School Board has confirmed their policy of forbidding exemptions from the board’s radical pro-homosexual curriculum, insisting to LifeSiteNews that any attempts by parents “would not be condoned” in their schools. Chris Bolton, chair of the Toronto District School Board “Nobody will chase them down in the street,” board chair Chris Bolton told LifeSiteNews in a phone interview earlier this month.  If such a request were made, school officials would first “ask that they keep their children involved in the class,” he said. “If a parent doesn’t send their child to school, we mark them as absent,” he continued, adding that if the child racked up repeated absences, there would be “questions raised.” Earlier this month, Bolton  threatened action  against Tim Hudak and his Ontario Progressive Conservative Party over a flier the PCs circulated in the lead-up to the

Image via Wikipedia VANCOUVER, British Columbia , November 29, 2011 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – While true marriage advocates are celebrating a recent decision upholding Canada ’s 121-year-old ban on polygamy , they are less thrilled by the fact that in his decision the judge in the case took a swipe at what he called the “alarmist view” that the legalization of homosexual ‘marriage’ would lead to the legitimization of polygamy. True-marriage advocates have long maintained that Canada’s 2005 redefinition of marriage to include homosexual couples would pave the way for any kind of sexual union to be legally called marriage, including polygamy. Chief Justice Robert Bauman But Chief Justice Robert Bauman criticized this view for “miss[ing] the whole point.” “Committed same-sex relationships celebrate all of the values we seek to preserve and advance in monogamous marriage ,” he said, adding that the “doctrinal underpinnings of monogamous same-sex marriage are indistinguishable from those o

WASHINGTON , November 29, 2011 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - As  polls show  Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul   tied for first place  in Iowa , media outlets have struggled to understand his distinctive stance on the issues, including same-sex “marriage.” Sheldon Alberts of Canada ’s National Post , for example,  wrote Monday  that “Paul believes: Gays should be allowed to marry.” Ron Paul Photo: Steve Jalsevac/ LifeSiteNews The truth is more complex…and perhaps confusing. Congressman Paul’s view of same-sex “marriage” can best be summed up in one phrase: states rights . Ron Paul believes homosexuals should be allowed to “marry”…in states that legalize the practice. At the same time, Paul is a lifelong Christian who says he personally believes in traditional marriage. In 2004,  Paul said  on the House floor, “I oppose federal efforts to redefine marriage as something other than a union between one man and one woman.” In August,  Paul repeated , “I think that marriages should be bet

Image via Wikipedia  The PayPal corporation has returned funds it froze mid-September in pro-life and pro-family activist Julio Severo’s account following a campaign by militant homosexuals to cut Severo off from the company’s service. Julio Severo Following several weeks of unfavorable articles on PayPal’s actions in media outlets, as well as a  petition drive  that gathered more than 10,000 electronic signatures and offers of legal help from multiple groups defending the rights of Christians , PayPal informed Severo that it would make an “exception” and release the funds. The company had previously claimed that it would hold the money in the account, which constituted half of Severo’s funds, for up to nine months before returning it to him. PayPal  shut down Severo’s account  and froze his funds after the organization was petitioned by the homosexualist organization All Out to eliminate ten organizations or individuals from its service, for opposing the homosexual political ag