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An appellate court upheld a lower-court   decision   that the LGBTQ association Pracownia Różnorodności defamed scientist Dr. Paul Cameron and ordered the group to publish an apology. Cameron was happy with the verdict handed down Thursday. His Family Research Institute publishes empirical research on homosexuality. “I am interested in whether the gays will apologize as widely as they defamed me,” he said. “It is good to finally get justice in a court of law. I am so tired of gays' lies being taken as truth.” Dr. Cameron is an American psychologist, researcher and clinician specializing in   sexual social policy. He is one of the world's most prolific scientists on the topic. Cameron published the first random sample comparing heterosexuals and homosexuals that documented the abbreviated lifespan of homosexuals. His published research also covers homosexual parenting. Cameron visited Poland on numerous occasions to speak at universities and other venues. Duri

The Christian owners of a Northern Ireland bakery have lost their appeal against a ruling that their refusal to make a "gay cake" was discriminatory . IMMORAL HOMOSEXUAL POLITICS LOOSES AGAIN - GAYS SHOW THEIR REAL COLORS - JUDGES HIDE BEHIND FALSE LAWS Appeal court judges said that, under law, the bakers were not allowed to provide a service only to people who agreed with their religious beliefs . Two years ago, the family-run firm refused to make a cake iced with the slogan: "Support Gay Marriage". The order was placed at its Belfast shop by gay rights activist Gareth Lee. Timeline: Bakery discrimination case 'Gay cake' row Q&A Reaction to 'gay cake' appeal ruling Analysis: Ruling was 'surprisingly straightforward' The firm argued that the cake's message was against the bakers' religious views. Reacting to the ruling, Daniel McArthur from Ashers said he was "extremely disappointed" adding that it undermined

GRESHAM, OR, -  The State agency that   ordered an Oregon Christian couple to pay   two lesbians $135,000 for   refusing to take part   in their homosexual “wedding” has begun legal proceedings to seize the couple’s assets. Aaron and Melissa Klein, of   Sweet Cakes by Melissa , were fined by an administrative judge this past spring after declining in January 2013 to bake a cake for the same-sex event based on their religious beliefs. The fine had been ordered by The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries , which had accused them of violating   the Oregon Equality Act of 2007. “Our agency has docketed the judgment and is exploring collection options,” said Charlie Burr, communications director for the Bureau, The Daily Signal   reports . Docketing the judgment means putting it on the formal records of the court, and is the first step the Bureau must take in the course of seizing the Kleins’ house, property, or other assets in place of their payment of the fine. The Bur