More accusations are coming to light in the Bryan Singer sex assault charges. A new lawsuit filed by Michael Egan’s attorney, Jeff Herman, “alleges that [Bryan] Singer and Broadway producer Gary Goddard sexually assaulted a British teenager. He is known in the lawsuit as ‘John Doe No. 117,’ fearing ‘further psychological injury’ if his name is disclosed.”

Of course, in terms of the law, Bryan Singer and Gary Goddard are presume to be innocent of these charges until proven otherwise, but this item in the article caught my attention:

“The lawsuit cites the U.S. age of consent of 18, rather than the British, which, for gay men, was 21 until 1994, when it became 18; and then 16 — equalized, after much campaigning by gay rights activists, with the heterosexual age of consent — in 2001. The lawsuit does not make clear the year or years the alleged offenses took place. A spokeswoman for Herman declined on Sunday to clarify this.”

Homosexuals have been pushing hard to lower the age of consent to 16 years old. Many young people are introduced to homosexuality at this sexually confusing and maturing age.

Vulnerable boys and girls are easy prey for older manipulating homosexuals. If the law lowers the age of consent to 16 years of age, then there is nothing a parent can go to stop some older homosexual engaging in a same-sex relationship with a boy or girl in tenth grade.

The homosexual movement has gained such a foothold in America that it has caught most people off guard. Parents haven’t had time to think through the full implications of same-sex legalization.

We’re being told that nobody is harmed by legalizing same-sex sexuality and homosexual marriage. Tell that to parents of children still in high school.

Homosexuals aren’t looking for graying middle-aged men and women. They want young boys and girls who they can groom.

All the barriers to opposition to same-sex sexuality are being torn down. To have a negative opinion about same-sex marriages can get you fired or fined. The day may come when you will not be able to get a job if you do not affirm that you believe that same-sex sexuality is a legitimate lifestyle choice.

The Obama Administration is trying to enact same-sex compliance into labor laws for any company that does work for the federal government. How about a company that does work for a company that does work for the federal government? What if a printing company doing business with the federal government buys paper from a paper supply company? Will the paper supply company have to be pro-homosexual compliant? And the trucking company that delivers the paper?

Give the government an inch, and it will take a mile.

Homosexuals continue to work to lower the age of consent and remove laws that prohibit adult-child sexuality.

 “Here’s what ‘widely respected’ and ‘noted rights activist’ [Peter] Tatchell thinks of child rape. He wrote the following in The Guardian, one of the U.K.’s premier newspapers: ‘The positive nature of some child-adult sexual relationships is not confined to non-Western cultures. Several of my friends – gay and straight, male and female – had sex with adults from the ages of nine to 13. None feel they were abused. … [I]t is time society acknowledged the truth that not all sex involving children is unwanted, abusive and harmful.’”

Once the activists and courts get involved, none of our children will be safe.