Why in the world would a government utilize a "gay kit" to "stimulate homosexuality?" Maybe I lead a sheltered life, but I have never heard of such a thing.
The intention was probably not to stimulate homosexuality, but to make it acceptable as a sexual orientation by educating about it. While I don't believe education could lead to an actual change of sexual orientation (and I take LoveQuests description with a grain of salt), it could surely lead to both an increase in the number of coming outs, and to experimentation with homo/bisexual behaviour early on, which would be enough to elicit a backlash in the more conservative public.
I can say nothing about LoveQuest's claims about illegal finances and skewed courts, this may be the reality of his country or not. But I can say that his view of feminism disrupting traditional families is nothing uncommon amongst, say, people above 40 I know. That's just how it seems to those who value the traditional division of roles.
While I'm in agreement with the liberal values that this forum will mostly represent, the methods that feminists and/or liberals use to shift the social climate can be often rightfully criticised. The controversial topic of quotas for the number of women in leadership positions, political correctness, or inclusion of other genders, are being perceived as forceful and unfair, and lead to a counterproductive backlash. For those who do not share liberal values, or even those who do but would proceed otherwise, all this is seen as pushing an ideology.
Heck, I even had to defend the #metoo campaign (which I had cautiously joined) against my own mother today. She said it's just promoting fear and mistrust between men and women. While in contrast to her I'm sure it also has benefits, she has a valid point (and I did take care to stress in my own status that it's not a reproach to any of the vast majority of gentle, caring and often shy men I have among my fb friends).
I don't know WHY Love Quest won't document his country of origin, as certainly that kernel of information would not be enough to ID him. It sounds like this is a mix of cultural issues and his own rather skewed perception of things.
Some countries are small. I don't put my country out there - my info says central Europe, and I let you guess if it's Germany, Poland, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Switzerland, or what, because giving out the county in Europe is almost like giving out a city in the US. Given OP's special situation - caregiver to a BPD wife, divorced, small kid - people who know him (from the BPD support communities he might be part of, or any polygroup he visits) might identify him really easily if he gets specific.
Anyway, I'm really curious too, and at least the continent/general region + dominant religion would be a big help