"Ex-Gay" Crackpots: Obama Is Promoting Suicide And Enabling Pedophiles

Via Christian Newswire:

Under the guise of liberating young people, President Obama reduced their freedom by condemning all therapeutic efforts to alter one's sexual identity. His administration went on record Wednesday night to ensure that all gay people in the USA have no clinical option but to embrace their homosexuality. "It is tragic that children who have been exposed to unwanted sexual advances or abuse by same-sex adults can no longer seek therapeutic help for resolving their sexual confusion," says Anne Paulk. "By withholding therapy to those in confusion we provoke suicidal ideation." Paulk is the director for The Restored Hope Network a coalition of Christian ministries that offer hope for those hurting from sexual or relational brokenness, especially those impacted by homosexuality. "There is a growing intolerance of Christian sexual ethics. This may soon lead to a moratorium on giving therapeutic licenses to people with a biblical worldview," explains Paulk.

In 1998 Anne Paulk appeared on the now-infamous "ex-gay" cover of Newsweek with her then-husband John Paulk, who was later caught in a DC gay bar. John Paulk denounced the "ex-gay" movement in 2013 and now lives as an openly gay man. But Anne is still clinging desperately to a flailing crusade whose major group, Exodus International, dissolved two years ago. 

"Ex-Gays": Shut Up, Lady Gaga

Brian Tashman writes at Right Wing Watch:

An advertisement for ex-gay activist David Kyle Foster’s movie, “Such Were Some Of You,” ran during today’s edition of “The 700 Club.” The clip featured activists Michael Brown and Anne Paulk, and one young man who exclaimed: “I have to say, Lady Gaga, shut up. I was not born this way.” Foster has warned of gay brainwashing in schools and divine punishment for gay rights, insisting that he changed his sexual orientation after “sleeping with 1,000 men.”

"Ex-Gay" Crackpot Anne Paulk: God Punishes Gay Men With Early Death

Anne Paulk says nothing about her former husband and partner in the national "ex-gay" movement. Probably because he's renounced his not-gayness and is once again enjoying the company of the menz.

"Ex-Gay" Group: If You Hook Up At Our Convention You Totally Don't Get A Refund

The Restored Hope Network, which arose from the ashes of Exodus International, will hold its annual convention in Portland, Oregon during the last weekend in June just in case anybody was planning on attending gay pride. And should you totally by accident find your mouth on a cock during your late night wanderings around the host hotel? No refund! From the convention code of conduct:

Restored Hope Network requires that all participants at the Restoring Hope Conference adhere to standards of conduct in keeping with Christian professional standards. This includes abstaining from all forms of immoral behavior. Disruption of the conference in any form is not acceptable, including but not limited to: interrupting conference presenters or activities; distributing literature, materials, or audio or video recording at the conference that have not been pre-approved by Restored Hope Network Board of Directors; campaigning for alternative religions, philosophical or political views; on-site demonstrations; seeking sexual contacts; harassing others; using alcohol or narcotics; or sharing registration with other persons. Persons asked to leave for violation of the Code of Conduct will not be eligible for refunds.

RELATED: Today's notice comes from Anne Paulk, the ex-wife of former "ex-gay" poster boy John Paulk, who last June apologized for his time with the "ex-gay" industry and denounced the work now being carried on by the still-totally-lesbian Anne.  Scheduled to speak at the event is NARTH co-founder Joseph Nicolosi, who presumably won't mention the other NARTH co-founder who was caught in the Miami airport returning from vacation with a lithe young male prostitute.