''Now Dr. Inon Scharf of Tel Aviv University's Department of Zoology and Dr. Oliver Martin of ETH Zurich have found that homosexual behaviour in bugs is probably accidental in most cases. In the rush to produce offspring, bugs do not take much time to inspect their mates' gender, potentially leading to same-sex mating. The study, a comprehensive review of research on insects and spiders, was published in Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology.''

Read more at: phys.org/news/2013-10-homosexuality-inse...se-mistaken.html#jCp

Just what I had thought all along, gays are people in a hurry, so they had simply selected the nearest human as a mate, if it happens to have been the same sex, then that's the start of gayness.

Blue_Tackler wrote:
I can assure you, young grasshopper, the Abmatross does not hurry when nekkid...

As Arkzero points out, BPAs and various other chemicals that are found in everyday household products warrant concern.
I don't know about their ability to 'turn people gay' but they can mess with testosterone levels and reproductive organs. Whether that can be passed to potential children affecting their sexuality could be a possibility. Although I certainly wouldn't buy into 'it's a ptb agenda'. That's a direct result of stuff being made and consumed as cheaply as possible with little to no concern over how it affects human health.

Space Bandit wrote:
www.informationliberation.com/?id=26130

www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137515/s...ilip-kramer/baby-gap <Note this is from the CFR!!