By Fred Jackson and Jody Brown
November 29, 2001

(AgapePress) - A California-based website that advocated the death of several high-profile conservatives because of their stand against homosexuality has suddenly had a change of heart.

The San Diego website goes by the name of "usqueers.com." Among others, it called for the death of people like former President Ronald Reagan, Rev. D. James Kennedy, evangelist Pat Robertson, and American Family Association founder Don Wildmon. An old-fashioned "Wanted" poster had appeared on the website with the following words: "WANTED: To Experience a Horrible Death By Any Means Soon Well-Known Het[erosexual] Supremacists, Deserve It As Their Reward" -- then listed the names.

But in the wake of protests from a number of legal and pro-family organizations to law enforcement officials, the site has deleted those names. It has also deleted solicitations of its readership for private information on the people it targeted.

In a statement late yesterday, a spokesman for usqueers.com says it did not want to be subject to "tedious and unnecessary legal entanglements."

Peter LaBarbara, a senior policy analyst with the Culture and Family Institute, was also a target of the site which described him as "a true bottomfeeder, a scum-sucking weasel who is obsessed with Queer sex beyond all reason." LaBarbara says it typifies the desperate, degenerate behavior that homosexuals will sink to in an attempt to justify their behavior.

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