Extract from Campaign Statement

“The organisers, Anglican Mainstream and Core Issues Trust, say Stonewall’s similar bus campaign, launched to support their ‘equal’ marriage website, implies the false idea that there is indisputable scientific evidence that people are ‘born gay’, and that they have no choice but to affirm their homosexual feelings. They claim that Stonewall’s slogan, “Some people are gay. Get over it!” is merely another attempt to close down critical debate about being gay and marriage ‘equality’, and warn that the promotion of homosexual practices to children and young people, many of whom are known to experience ambivalence as they sort through issues of sexual identity, is misleading and dangerous”

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• Guardian: 12 April, 2012. “Ant-gay bus advert pulled from bus campaign by Boris Johnson”
• Telegraph: 12 April 2012. “Boris Johnson bans ‘gay cure’bus adverts”
• Mail Online 12 April 2012 “Boris blockes Christian Antigay poster on London buses that claimed that homsexuality could be cured”
• Londonon24 13th April 2012. “Boris Johnson bans Christian group’s ‘gay cure’ adverts on London buses”.
•  O’Neill, Brendan, 2012. “The ‘bus advert storm’ confirms that Christians are now more progressive than gay rights activists”
• Global  Post .12 April 2012. Sam Stain Burn “Anti-gay bus ads on London buses stopped by Mayor Boris Johnson”.
• Telegraph 12 April 2012. Boris Johnson Bans ‘gay cure’ adverts.Telegraph. T
• Tom Chivers. 12 April 2012. “Don’t ban the ‘ex-gay’ bus adds. But do ban their exclamation marks”.
• NBC World News. 12 April 2012. “London bans ‘gay cure’ ads from buses.”