_conservativebyte.com

A key attorney in the fight for Christian and family values in California’s trend-setting school system warns his state’s teacher’s union is about to begin its “next major push” in the cultural battle over homosexuality in schools.

“‘Gender liberation’ will likely be the new vogue term used to describe the tidal wave that is fast approaching the shores of the California public school system,” writes Robert Tyler, founder of Advocates for Faith & Freedom, a non-profit law firm dedicated to protecting religious liberty. “And you can be sure that it won’t stop there. It will spread throughout the nation and have disastrous consequences on the innocent.

“In other words,” Tyler explains of what “gender liberation” means, “male-female distinctions must be eliminated in order to ‘liberate’ children from unnecessary ‘stereotypes.’ This is not a movement seeking ‘equal rights,’ but a movement seeking to obliterate our God-given distinctions between male and female.”

Tyler’s law firm represents students and parents in a number of cases in California, including former high school student Chad Farnan, who brought suit against his history teacher for regularly ridiculing Christianity in class, including making the statement, “When you put on your Jesus glasses, you can’t see the truth.”

Tyler argues that the 325,000-member California Teachers Association “has allied itself” with radical homosexual activists and says he has uncovered evidence of how the CTA is pushing teachers to take the next step in “brainwash[ing] children into believing that gender neutrality is ideal for society.”

_KFI 640

A federal immigration agent helped police identify the man arrested early Monday on suspicion of setting dozens of fires around Hollywood, West Hollywood, and North Hollywood, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage and terrifying thousands of residents fearful their cars or homes could be next.

The man in custody, a foreign national who's name has not yet been made public, began setting the fires last week after his mother was detained for deportation by federal immigration authorities, the sources confirmed, and said the man was likely setting fires out of anger over the federal action.

An immigration agent immediately recognized the suspected arsonist when police released security video Sunday that showed a heavy-set man with a pony-tail leaving the scene of a fire on Hollywood Blvd.

By 9 p.m. Sunday night, police had set up surveillance at the man's home, ready to arrest him if he returned home, and the man's name and vehicle description had been sent out to the hundreds of LAPD officers, detectives, deputy sheriffs, and arson investigators prowling the streets.

An L.A. County Sheriffs patrol spotted the man's car, a black Dodge minivan with British Columbia license plates, parked outside a Rite-Aid store Monday morning.

By the time of the arrest, investigators following other leads had served search warrants, questioned others, tapped phones, and had identified another man already in jail on an unrelated charge as a potential arson suspect. All of those leads proved false.


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The State Worker

California's three largest pension systems have promised $500 billion beyond their current ability to make those payments to retirees...

The Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research issued the report, documenting what it claims is the state's deepening pension crisis. California Common Sense, an organization dedicated to engaging the public in "data-driven discourse" is also behind the report.

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