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Delaying a plebiscite on same-sex marriage is in danger of becoming a moot point for the Turnbull government. Unless it can win over Labor, any enabling legislation for a popular vote looks like going down in the Senate. Australian Federal cabinet, meeting in Canberra on Tuesday, is considering advice from electoral authorities that recommends against a plebiscite before February next year. Labor, the Greens, three senators from the Nick Xenophon Team and independent Derryn Hinch all oppose a plebiscite and their combined vote is enough to scuttle government plans in the upper house. The Australian population want to be able to vote on this immoral issue. Having watched other countries, Australians know that the LGBT agenda will not stop at marriage. It is brutal with LGBT people using courts and police to enforce their worldview. Fines, jail sentences, companies shut down due to LGBT pressure. "The plebiscite is pointless," Greens leader Richard Di Natale said. The Gre

Australia: Tim Wilson enters parliament with a high national profile from his time at the Institute of Public Affairs and a stint on the Australian Human Rights Commission. The core of his political philosophy, he gives an answer about creating a “free society where people can live their lives and pursue opportunities and enterprise”. Standard response, okay so far. Regarding his homosexuality he says  “It has increased my strong view that society should respect the individual. When people are treated as a collective ... that’s when you get demonisation, stigmatisation and corrosion of individual rights.” Wilson cites the criminalisation of homosexual acts as an example of the evils of “public collective morality”. Let's get this right. The criminalization of homosexual acts were evil? People didn't feel that way for thousands of years...so something must have happened? The only problem with his logic is that the Bible outrightly condemns homosexual and lesbian acts

Pride Marches? Shame Marches of sin - no wonder a girl covers her face but politician don't? The former PM's Tony Abbott who does not support homosexual marriage but was present at the launch of the Federal Liberal campaign. As a result, Turnbull's speech seemed to be awkward and badly paced, and he chose not to raise the main issue that is dividing his party and the nation - immoral homosexual marriage. At no time did Turnbull mention the consequent battle between the two men that will tear any future Coalition Government apart – the legalisation of immoral homosexual marriage. Many coalition members have stated they will not support the outcome of a plebiscite if the Australian community votes in favour of immoral homosexual marriage. The difficulty is that many conservative voters are abandoning Turnbull's because of his support for immoral homosexual marriage. In addition, if the policy does succeed, the fight is not over, as members of the public, Churches,