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WHY ARE JOURNALIST LYING ABOUT SAME SEX MARRIAGE? First, the media lied that Melbourne was “plastered” with homophobic posters by “no” campaigners. Channel 10 even faked a picture of one . Now, the media is spreading more untruths, false claims that three women in a “no” campaign advertisement are liars. Last week, the Coalition for Marriage aired a TV commercial arguing for a no vote on same-sex marriage. It featured three women: Heidi McIvor , a Sale pastor; Cella White , a Melbourne mother; and Dr Pansy Lai , a Sydney GP and founder of the Australian Chinese for Families Association. The women made two claims, in particular, that set off a furore. First, White, warning how far the same-sex marriage push would go, talked of her son’s experience at Frankston High: “The school told my son that he could wear a dress to school next year if he wanted.” Then Lai added: “Kids in year 7 are being asked to role-play being in a same-sex relationship.” Since then, the women

La Trobe University (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) The University that promoted homosexuality in Australia schools entitled Safe Schools is now saying Children can experience “a sense of power and control in sexual encounters with adults” and sexual pleasure , according to a senior La Trobe University academic who supports the controversial Safe Schools Coalition Australia program. Dr Steven Angelides is the Senior Grants Administrator of La Trobe’s Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS), which launched the “Safe Schools” program. He has argued that children are capable of consenting to sexual activity with adults, and that such activities are not necessarily harmful. “I am deeply concerned about articles by Dr Angelides, whose views appear to be fundamentally at odds with those of parents,” FamilyVoice research officer Ros Phillips said today. In a 2004 article “Sex and the Child”, published in the journal Meanjin [Volume 63, Issue 4], Dr Angelides wrote: T

Gay Couple with child (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Australian Christian Lobby spokesperson Wendy Francis today said she was disappointed that Opposition Leader, Bill Shorten , had defended the $8million taxpayer funded Safe Schools program despite revelations of the extreme nature of the content. “I’m quite certain that if Mr Shorten examined the material he would share the concerns of parents like Cella White , who withdrew her children from Frankston High School ,” Ms Francis said. “Most p arents do not want boys in the girls’ bathrooms at school or their children instructed in the harmful practices of the Minus 18 website which Safe Schools says kids must have access to.” Ms Francis said it was wrong to teach four-year-olds that “no one can tell you what gender you are,” as the Safe Schools’ promoted book the Gender Fairy teaches. “Mr Shorten has rejected a whole collection of evidence that has been unearthed by investigative journalists in the past week as well