GAY TRUTH

Prof John Eastman , Chairman of our board, is one sharp legal eagle. Watch him take on and demolish the idea that the Supreme Court has authorized county clerks in Pennsylvania and other states to just hand out 'marriage' licenses to gay couples lawlessly, without even the cover of a court order. Watch Prof. John Eastman on PBS New Hour  lay down the law  to James Esseks from the ACLU: The people that are opposed to redefining the very core institution of marriage are going to continue to fight. Justice Kennedy 's opinion in the Defense of Marriage Act case rests heavily on the fact that states are the primary determiners of marriage policy in our country. . . .The statutes and the state constitutional provisions that define marriage as it has been through most of human history, as a man and a woman, don't need to be changed. All over this country people are facing the question: submit or stand up.  Prof. John Eastman points out how many people are choosing

LOS ANGELES, August 8, 2013 ( LifeSiteNew s.com ) – Cross-dressing internet gossip columnist and sometime-television personality Brandon Sessoms, who goes by the stage name  B. Scott , has filed a $2.5 million gender discrimination lawsuit against Black Entertainment Television (BET) after the network demanded he wear “masculine” attire at a recent awards show. Sessoms, 32, is an openly homosexual man who calls himself “transgender,” because he believes that his “spirit” is neither male nor female. While he admits that “biologically, I am male — as my sex was determined at birth by my reproductive organs,” he says “my spirit truly lies somewhere in between. It is that same spirit that has allowed me to become so comfortable in my skin, choose how I express myself, and contributes to how I live my day-to-day life.“ On June 30, Sessoms felt led by that “spirit” to wear a flowing sheer caftan, loose-fitting women’s pants, and high-heeled pumps to host a fashion-themed red-car

August 10, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – In 2009, Amway President Doug DeVos donated half a million dollars to the National Organization for Marriage (NOM). On August 3, his donation came under attack by gay activist Fred Karger ’s Rights Equal Rights organization in the form of a global boycott. The reason for the boycott, according to  RightsEqualRights.com , is to “support our friends and…keep pressure on the mega-donors to NOM and other likeminded organizations and individuals who so vigorously oppose Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) equality.” Amway's Doug Devos NOM has recently urged boycotts of Starbucks and General Mills , who have donated significant sums of money to supporting gay “marriage,” which Rights Equal Rights gives as further reason for the boycott of Amway. But the difference, according to NOM President Brian Brown , is that “unlike our opponents, we do not target whole companies for the actions of an individual business executive in