Report: Pedophilia Common Among Gays, Part 3

(Part three of three)

Steve Baldwin's study, entitled "Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement," further stated that his research not only "confirms that homosexuals molest children at a rate vastly higher than heterosexuals," but it found that "the mainstream homosexual culture" even "commonly promotes sex with children."

"The editorial board of the leading pedophile academic journal, Paidika, is dominated by prominent homosexual scholars such as San Francisco State University professor John DeCecco, who happens to edit the Journal of Homosexuality," Baldwin wrote.

Report: Pedophilia Common Among Gays, Part 2

(Part two of three)

When gays and their supporters heard about the article by Steve Baldwin, entitled "Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement," they release a counter argument based on a very slippery slope.

Jay Heavener, spokesman for http://www.pflag.org/ PFLAG - Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, counters that federal crime data refute claims that homosexuals molest children at higher rates than heterosexuals.

Report: Pedophilia Common Among Gays, Part 1

(Part one of three)

It was proven a couple years ago in a study that child molestation and pedophilia occur far more commonly among homosexuals than among heterosexuals on a per capita basis.

"Overwhelming evidence supports the belief that homosexuality is a sexual deviancy often accompanied by disorders that have dire consequences for our culture," wrote Steve Baldwin in, "Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement," that was published in the early 2000 by the Regent University Law Review.

Don't Waste Public Money for Teachers' Case in US

Recent news reports from the United States says that an estimated 150 foreign teachers, composed mostly of Filipinos, have been notified by the Maryland’s Prince George’s Country school system that it has no plans to sponsor temporary work visas or permanent residency at the end of the current school term.

This means that these teachers may have to leave when their visas expire around August 2014.

Anti-Gay Movement Growing in France

As lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) takes center stage in the on-going battle for same-sex marriage in the United States court room, an initiative of an anti-gay group is also growing in influence in France and parts of Europe.

The initiative Journée de retraite de l’école (JRE) ('Day Off School') encouraged parents to keep their children out of school on specific days to boycott the education system. Members of the initiative contact the parents via social networks or messages on their cell phones.