The path to protected paedophilia looks like this
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Homosexuality & Islam: strange bedfellows
I often receive complaints that my objections to homosexuality distract from, or even hurt, arguments against the ongoing Islamification of Australia. It is a simple complaint and its logic goes like this: Islam is the biggest problem in Australia. Islam decrees that homosexuals should be punished and even stoned to death. Therefore, homosexuals are allies in the fight against Islam. Consequently, opposition to homosexuality hinders...
Andrew Broad’s courage & Stuart Robert’s homophobia
Courage should be applauded. Especially when it comes from a politician. And there is no doubt about it. The Federal Member for Mallee, Andrew Broad, is a man of courage. Mr Broad has not only been brave enough to oppose uniformed military involvement in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, he has put his opposition in writing. In doing so, he’s pulled no punches, acknowledging in black and white text that he disagrees with the...
We’re not asking for your approval…
The new Senator on the block is the Liberal Democrats David Leyonhjelm. He believes that he is a classical libertarian. And with those words echoing in your mind, note that yesterday this ‘libertarian’ claimed that he was going to put forward yet another marriage ‘equality’ bill. The big difference between this one and the rest is that Senator Leyonhjelm has also made it clear that he is not asking for approval this time. In fact,...
Press release: Defence terminates Major Bernard Gaynor
I issued the following press release a short time ago, following General David Hurley’s decision to terminate my commission as a reserve officer in the Australian Army. ***** On his last day as Chief of the Defence Force, General David Hurley signed a document terminating the commission of Army Reserve major, Bernard Gaynor. The decision will take effect by Monday. Mr Gaynor came under the fire of Defence hierarchy after...
Christian army officer Bernie Gaynor pays the price for marching out of step with top generals
The Sydney Morning Herald’s Paul Sheehan wrote this article in response to the Defence Force’s decision to terminate my commission. ***** The Australian Army will terminate Major Bernie Gaynor’s commission tomorrow. It is not difficult to see why. Gaynor has accused the army’s higher leadership of cowardice. He has made the claim publicly, repeatedly, and in various forms. He has predicted the moral cowardice...
Blood, the rainbow and the facts
Rob Stott is the Morning Editor at www.news.com.au So you can thank him for much of the pointless drivel that clogs his site, allegedly masquerading as ‘news’. Just as an example, this morning’s ‘feature’ articles include: Aussie star posts ‘cheeky’ nude photo online. Is this the most bizarre wedding present ever? Geoff Edelsten steps out with Brynne lookalike. Theron opens up about relationship with Penn. Who’s the best (and worst)...
Learning that LGBT is not libertarian
What would you get if you crossed a three-year old screaming in the supermarket because they want a lolly, Stalin on a bad day and the rainbow? The answer to that is simple: the LGBT movement’s demand for homosexual marriage. It’s an emotional demand advanced by bullies. That also means it’s devoid of logic. The case for homosexual marriage is no different than that pushed by those who promote polygamy, polyamory, incest and...
Praising footballers for their gay merits
On Sunday, the most important man in the world stopped whatever he was doing to #bringbackourgirls to talk about a gay man because he was gay and famous for promoting his proclivities for homosexuality across the length and breadth of the entire known universe. And the media has been banging on about Michael Sam almost exclusively ever since. So let’s look at what President Obama said. And, just because we are a diverse bunch of...
NSW Tribunal reserves decision in Tess Corbett case
The New South Wales Civil and Administrative Decisions Tribunal held a hearing last week to determine whether Tess Corbett could appeal an order that she apologise to the homosexual activist and serial litigant, Gary Burns, and in writing in the Sydney Morning Herald. The Tribunal has reserved its decision, which means that we won’t know if the appeal can proceed for some time. This news report of the hearing highlights what is at...
