Footballer posts 1 Corinthians 6 - then get sacked
Rugby Australia chairman Cameron Clyne has unloaded on Israel Folau while defending his organisation’s decision to terminate the ex-Wallaby’s contract because of a tweet. But his comments conflict with RA Ralene Cole's comments and clearly display Clyne has completely mismanaged this growing religious war and he doesn't understand the dynamics of the situation.
Israel Folua posted 1 Cor 6 which lists sinners who reject Christ go to Hell and encouraged by the love of Jesus to call many to repentance.....then he got sacked.
In an interview with Nine newspapers after the two parties failed to reach an agreement over the former Wallaby’s sacking in Sydney on Friday, Clyne said the game had no other option.
“(The alternative] would be that we’d have no sponsors at all because no sponsor has indicated they would be willing to be associated with social media posts of that sort and that includes government, because we’ve also heard from them,” he said.
In an interview with Nine newspapers after the two parties failed to reach an agreement over the former Wallaby’s sacking in Sydney on Friday, Clyne said the game had no other option.
“(The alternative] would be that we’d have no sponsors at all because no sponsor has indicated they would be willing to be associated with social media posts of that sort and that includes government, because we’ve also heard from them,” he said.
Which Government Department is discriminating against religious beliefs?
Clyne also rubbished suggestions RA had been dictated to by sponsor Qantas. “That’s simply wrong. Sponsors have a right to associate themselves with a game they feel best represents their values, but it is absolute nonsense to suggest it was done at the behest of a sponsor,” he said. In particular, it is the immoral homosexual's values of one person at Qantas.
Then he lies again: “We would also potentially be in litigation with employees who are gay and who would say we’re not providing a workplace that is safe or respectful.”
A player tweets Bible verses with an expression of love and concern for those lost in sin ....and this provides an unsafe workplace? In what way, is the workplace not safe when one employee tweets a comment? Does this man not understand anything?
Clyne also rubbished suggestions RA had been dictated to by sponsor Qantas. “That’s simply wrong. Sponsors have a right to associate themselves with a game they feel best represents their values, but it is absolute nonsense to suggest it was done at the behest of a sponsor,” he said. In particular, it is the immoral homosexual's values of one person at Qantas.
This clearly contradicts Ralene Cole contacting Qantas and immediately informing Qantas, of the sacking of Israel Folau.
Then he fumbles by stating there has been no complaints against Fola?
Then he fumbles by stating there has been no complaints against Fola?
“Having said that I haven’t had any sponsor come forward and say they were happy with the post or happy to be associated with it. But it’s offensive to suggest we get our moral compass from someone else.”
