Offensive gay mural painted over with black paint
A Sydney mayor has accused Christian activists of "vandalism and intimidation" after two provocative insulting murals of two leaders were painted over in the days after Australia said 'yes' to immoral homosexual marriage. The murals - one featuring former prime minister Tony Abbott dressed as a bride with his hand down a shirtless Cardinal George Pell 's pants and the other depicting singer George Michael as a saint - have been painted over in Newtown and Erskineville respectively. The newspapers ran the pictures and millions of Australians were horrified and insulted by the profane imagery which depicts the sin of homosexuality being put onto other people. Those behind the alleged vandalism said they were defending their religion, while Christian leaders said the murals were pernicious, abusive, intolerant and frankly disgusting revealing the ultimate agenda of the gay movement - sexual lust. Both incidents were filmed by onlookers and footage online of th...