GAY TRUTH

Alan Joyce , the chief executive officer of Qantas Airways Ltd. , defended his support for marriage equality in Australia , rejecting criticism from a government minister who said CEOs shouldn’t use their position to campaign on social issues . But the truth is he really is only promoting one issue as it relates to himself - same-sex sin. “There is an economic argument for marriage equality , backed by research,” Joyce said in an opinion piece published on the carrier’s website on Tuesday. “In short, more open societies attract better talent.” Joyce provides no support or research to back up such a claim. There is historical evidence of the destructive nature of homosexuality which we are also seeing now in countries where gay zealots have used the courts to approve same-sex sin against the will of the people. Turnbull sought to let the electorate decide the issue last year with a public vote. The main opposition Labor Party blocked the so-called plebiscite, saying it would b

Immigration minister Peter Dutton  responded last Thursday after hearing that a group of CEOs had written a letter to the prime minister asking for action on marriage equality  that people were getting sick of the “ politically correct nonsense” from corporate Australia . “If they want to run for politics, well resign from their position, stick their hand up at the next election, but don’t jam your politically correct views down our throats,” he said. “ Publicly listed companies stick to delivering the services for their customers and providing a return for their shareholders,” Dutton said.  Instead there is poor public service, billion dollar CEO wages and these CEO's are seeking to use their positions (otherwise they would be completely unknowns) to promote immoral same sex sin. BELOW ARE THE LIST OF CEO'S ABUSING THEIR POSITIONS TO PROMOTE SAME SEX SIN - is it time to stop doing business with them? With no regard to their customers, no regard to their staff

Qantas will continue to advocate for immoral homosexual marriage despite Immigration Minister Peter Dutton ’s pointed criticism of its chief executive Alan Joyce ’s public statements. Mr Joyce was one of 20 chief executives, including the heads of Westpac and Commonwealth Bank , who urged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to legislate same-sex marriage earlier this week. The letter was coordinated by the Australian Marriage Equality lobby group and has been criticised by some Government ministers who argue publicly listed companies should refrain from making political statements and to stop using shareholder money to push an immoral agenda. Mr Dutton singled out Mr Joyce at a Queensland LNP conference on Saturday, saying he should keep his personal opinions distinct from his company platform . “Mr Joyce is an good CEO — I have no gripe against him,” Mr Dutton said. “But if he has a particular view on any issue it should be expressed as an individual and not as if all of Qantas,

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says the Turnbull government "won't be bullied" by chief executives who have campaigned in favour of same-sex marriage, lashing the country's business leaders for a third day in a row. Mr Dutton made his response to the social media campaign against Coopers brewery , saying some companies were being "extorted" and "blackmailed" into backing marriage equality. In his, he said chief executives such as Alan Joyce at Qantas should "stick to their knitting" rather than using the company's brand to advocate for political causes. They are only known because of their high profile companies not because of themselves or their warped immoral personal opinions on the sin of homosexuality. "It is unacceptable that people would use companies and shareholders money of publicly listed companies to throw their weight around," Mr Dutton said on Saturday. "If Alan Joyce and any other CEO wants t