Ad Confirms That Trannies Are Likely Bathroom Predators

Supporters of North Carolina's HB2, which prohibits people from using public bathrooms that don't match the sex on their birth certificates, has one argument that their counterparts failed to answer convincingly. They argued that trans people could sexually assault people in bathrooms.

Proponents of HB2 even raised the argument to North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, who wants to repeal HB2 if he's elected Governor, hoping to get a decent answer. Unfortunately, he is as clueless as his supporters.

Gay Marriage is Not Actually A Real Marriage

There is something that everyone should know about gay marriage. It is a dirty little secret that isn’t actually all that secret: for a great many gay couples — gay men at the very least — "marriage" is not, strictly speaking, marriage: most gay couples are not monogamous.

Indeed, the fight for "marriage equality" has been undergirded by a very strange and tactfully avoided reality: what many think of as "marriage," meaning a lifelong, sexually exclusive commitment between two individuals, is not something that a great deal of the gay community has any interest in.

Transgenders' Denial Of Reality

Despite the approval of "transgender friendly" by President Obama, the DoJ's Loretta Lynch, Department of Education, liberal politicians, and the LGBT movement, it does not mean that everyone else in the United States should abandon common sense, rational thought, and truth.

According to GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation), "Transgender is a term used to describe people whose gender identity differs from the sex the doctor marked on their birth certificate. Gender identity is a person's internal, personal sense of being a man or a woman (or someone outside of that gender binary). For transgender people, the sex they were assigned at birth and their own internal gender identity do not match."

LGBT Demands Diversity, Except When They Don't Agree

What a month September will be in the life of Milo Yiannopoulos, the Breitbart Tech editor who is a prominent figure in the alt-right movement and a well-known internet intellectual. he also loves grand and intoxicating entrances.

Last 21 September, Out Magazine published a remarkable profile of Milo, which includes an exclusive interview and a photo shoot playing on the theme that he’s simply a clown. As expected, it received angry response from leftist journalists, columnists, and organizers across LGBT media who just can't stand another gay spilling out the truth about what he believes in.

Pennsylvania School Lauded for Its Stand

A Pennsylvania high school received support and praises from various groups worldwide after their students organized an "Anti-Gay Day" in response to the seldomly-observed “Day of Silence.”

The "Day of Silence," which has been officially organized by GLSEN (or the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network) since 2001, encourages students and young adults to condemn religious groups and take a vow of silence. Their effort was geared toward forcing officials to serve their sexual fantasies and cater to the caprices lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT).

Aside From Bathrooms, Trannies Also Want Access To All Shelters

This coming September, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will try to silently change the that will allow transgender individuals from entering and choosing any homeless shelters they like. The thought of giving transgender people the right to abuse the privacy of straight people has enraged many conservatives.

In an article announcing the impending change, The Hill spoke to Tim Wildmon, president of the American Family Association. Wildmon complained that everyone else will be made uncomfortable and unsafe if room is made at shelters for the "sexually confused."

A Good Example of An Idiotic Gay Logic

Do you know why the Republican officials rejected an emotional plea to back off the GOP's opposition to same-sex marriage?

Last 11 July, Republicans renewed the party's embrace of religious conservative values as delegates prepared to welcome Donald Trump to their national convention. They also refused to reverse their opposition to bathroom choice for transgender people.

Real Discrimination Means Banning People from Practicing Their Faith

Several news reports and coverage in the United States centered on the battles over religious liberty — or "religious liberty," as many media reports term it. But what does it mean exactly?

The first freedom in the First Amendment of the Constitution regards the free exercise of religion — not freedom of "worship," as some politicians have recently tried to re-cast it. What is the distinction? Worship concerns the activity of persons, individually or separately, directed toward God. Religion is wider than worship and includes it. Religion involves a worldview, a set of principles that one holds to be true and that govern one's actions.

How To Keep LGBT Issues Away From Schools

There is an alarming initiative by the minority or less than 2 percent of the population to try and impose their lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders LGBT) issues in school curriculum.

Unfortunately, many publicly-funded schools cannot pry themselves out from this situation. Fortunately, private schools have more freedom to choose and they chose to continue preaching their traditional dogma on students. One such school is the Catholic Diocese of Little Rock.

Lazy, Slow, Asian and Pro-LGBT Judge Kicked Out

It never pays to be hailed by some to be a hero in the lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) community in the U.S. It could get you barred from running on the Democratic ticket, a move that virtually dooms any re-election prospects in November.

Appellate Term Justice Doris Ling-Cohan learned this the hard way after the Democratic Party’s judicial screening panel took the highly unusual step recently of not re-approving the judge.

Study Revealed Error In Media's Portrayal of Gender Identity

A major new report was just published in the journal The New Atlantis that challenged the leading narratives that the media has pushed regarding sexual orientation and gender identity.

Co-authored by two of United States' prominent scholars on mental health and sexuality, the 143-page report discusses over 200 peer-reviewed studies in the biological, psychological, and social sciences, painstakingly documenting what scientific research shows and does not show about sexuality and gender.

Courageous Judge Blocked Obama's Transgender Rule

A federal judge in Texas has just blocked the Obama administration's order that requires public schools to let transgender students use the bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their chosen gender identity.

In a temporary injunction signed last 21 August, U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor ruled that the federal education law known as Title IX "is not ambiguous" about sex being defined as "the biological and anatomical differences between male and female students as determined at their birth."

Tranny Takes Photo of Naked Women in Bathroom

It was expected even before transgenders were vying for access to the bathroom that they identified with, but nobody listens. Now that some American states decided to give in to the pressure of abnormal behavior, some of them are reaping what they sow through high incidence of voyeurism.

Last 12 July, an Idaho biological man who told police he identifies as a woman was arrested after allegedly taking photos of a woman in a Target fitting room. It seems now is the time to say, "I told you so."

USAF Vet Who Mentioned GOD Was Harassed

Officials of USAF has been moving towards a Godless society as it tries to follow orders from the top to prevent any of its personnel from even uttering the word "God" in any form of language or speech.

One USAF veteran decided to stick to his principles after years of delivering a stirring "flag-folding speech" at military and civic events. Unfortunately, President Barrack Obama's administration wants him stopped and forcibly removed after he tried to speak in an even where he was invited to ... speak.

Texas Ups The Ante Against Transgenders

In United States, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has stepped up their campaign against special accommodations demanded by transgender students. Following the multi-state lawsuit Texas filed against the federal government a few days ago, Patrick is now working to make sure transgender students in Texas receive no special treatment at school in the meantime.

At a press conference last 1 June, Patrick announced that he will explicitly oppose the Obama administration’s guidance urging schools to respect trans students' identities. "I will be sending a letter to every superintendent in the state of Texas," he said, "letting them know that they should not move forward on the President's guidelines."

Bill Protecting Pastors Against Same-Sex Marriage Lawsuits

Concerned that a pastor could one day be sued for refusing to perform a same-sex marriage, a western Ohio Republican finally pushed his leadership to allow a vote on a bill designed to ensure that such lawsuits can’t happen.

Rep. Nino Vitale, R-Urbana, said he has counted the votes and there is "no question" there are enough to pass House Bill 286, which he calls the Ohio Pastor Protection Act. The widely popular bill already has 25 co-sponsors and counting.

Even Native Americans Don't Want Tranny Bathrooms

As transgenders continue to bully several U.S. states to consider its public bathroom policies, a Native American reservation in Montana attracts several supporters after it adopted one similar to the one that passed in North Carolina. The Fort Peck Reservation in northeastern Montana has likely become the first Native American group to say that tribal members must use the public bathroom corresponding to their gender at birth.

On May 23, the executive board on the 2 million–acre reservation, which is home to roughly 10,000 members of the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes, passed a motion "regarding transgender use of public bathrooms to mirror the position the state of North Carolina has taken," according to the minutes from the meeting, obtained by a local media outlet.

Ohio H.S. Students Defied Atheists By Reciting A Prayer

Something wonderful just happened in East Liverpool, Ohio recently and it was initiated not by liberals, democrats or the atheists.

Everything was organized and carried out by the senior class of East Liverpool High School last 22 May during their graduation ceremony. Together, they decided to do something that would make national headlines.

Whatever it is, Don't Call it Civil Rights

Who can say this better than those who experienced genuine discrimination and fought for civil rights during its heyday. This was made clear when about 40 preachers, mostly African-American, rallied on the State Capitol grounds last 25 May to take offense at comparing the fight for LGBT protections to the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

The idea for the rally crystalized after Clarence Henderson, one of the students who participated in sit-ins at the Woolworth’s diner in Greensboro in 1960, wrote an op-ed piece in last week’s Charlotte Observer saying it was a gross exaggeration to compare the two issues.

After NC, Several Measures Are Being Prepared

Everything is falling place now and the people are fighting back against attempts by lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders to penetrate the fabric of morality and impose their homofascist form of government.

After the stand of North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, and other state legislatures, members of the federal House of Representatives is now weighing in with their own proposed legislation and sound rationale for it. The bills' sponsors declare that it is about the "freedom of religion" and "religious liberty" guaranteed in the Constitution’s Bill of Rights.