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The National Library Board of Singapore pulled several homosexuality-endorsing children's books from library shelves last week after public complaints that the books did not reflect the board's official pro-family policies. Complaints about two of the books were posted on social media by a group that also organizes opposition to Singapore's annual “ Pink Dot ” homosexual festival. According to the Facebook  page  of "We are Against Pinkdot in Singapore," Teo Kai Loon had e-mailed the library board to voice his concerns over two children’s books titled  And Tango Makes Three  and  The White Swan Express . The first book portrays two male penguins in a zoo that hatch and raise a young penguin. The second book revolves around adoption of Chinese children by Americans and features a single mother and a lesbian couple among its characters. Teo subsequently posted an email response from the board’s chief librarian, Ms. Tay Ai Cheng, explaining the two book

LONDON, UK , July 9, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - Mega-search engine company Google, well known for its endorsement of homosexuality and same-sex “marriage,” announced a new international campaign over the weekend focused on forcing their homosexual ideology on countries that they describe as “homophobic.” Mark Palmer-Edgecumbe, Google’s head of diversity, made the official announcement during the Global LGBT Workplace Summit in London on July 7, and indicated that the initiative, called “Legalize Love,” debuted in Poland and Singapore that day because Poland does not recognize same-sex couples and Singapore has laws against sodomy. “The ‘Legalize Love’ initiative will promote human rights and tackle employment discrimination in countries with anti-gay laws on the books,” Google said in a written statement, according to  CNN . The campaign will eventually expand to every country where the company has an office, said Palmer-Edgecumbe, but first will “focus on places w