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A pro-abortion and pro-gay medical lecturer has returned her Australia Day award in protest at the decision to give the country’s highest honor to tennis great Margaret Court. Caroline de Costa was given the Order of Australia (AM) in 2014 for her work in women’s reproductive health (abortion)  But she decided to return the award after Court was appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) earlier this week. Professor de Costa said as a medical practitioner, and as the mother of a gay son, she did not wish to be associated with an organization that condoned the views of Court. She is not biased. She set out her "you must think my way or else you are a bigot" reasons in a letter to Governor-General David Hurley. Court had already been recognized for her tennis achievements and charity work with an Order of Australia in 2007. Over the intervening fourteen years, she has used her position as a public figure to espouse God's correct and healthy views on sexuality, and...

The decision by Lotterywest to reject a grant application to assist the community outreach food program at tennis legend Margaret Court’s church on the basis of its public stance on same-sex marriage is not really all that surprising. Although Court herself is disappointed. Why is it not surprising? Because it’s a sign of the times. Increasingly – and soon exclusively – any church applications for public coffers grant money will be tied to a raft of social sign-offs that orthodox Christians will not sign off on, or will do so for the sake of a bowl of red stew. Lotterywest not only turned down the application but made it clear that the rejection was not on the basis of merit or need, but solely on the basis of the well-known pastor’s equally well-known views on same-sex marriage. Lotterywest asks this question of itself on its website: Lotterywest screenshot Well we know what it doesn’t support. As reported in The West Australian newspaper, Lotterywest, which makes its money primarily ...

Australian tennis legend and long-time pro-traditional marriage supporter, Margaret Court has been officially dumped by her local tennis club, because she doesn't support radical LGBT agenda. Court who has lost her re-election for the position of vice-patron of her local tennis club in Perth believes her removal from the position is an attempt to silence her on the issue of immoral same-sex marriage and the move was “politically motivated.” The 75-year-old who believes that LGBTI  radical want marriage “because they want to destroy it,” said that “You don’t have the freedom of speech today to really defend yourself,” when speaking to the West Australian on her re-election loss. “It’s a sad day for our nation when it comes to that,” Court added. Tennis club president Ian Hutton agrees that Court’s views on same-sex marriage have made an effect on how her re-election attempt has played out. People are fearful of an LGBT radical backlash, so they do the next best thing - dispo...

The Perth man who put a lemon meringue pie in the face of Qantas chief CEO homosexual Alan Joyce in protest against Joyce's company promotion of  immoral homosexual marriage has been fined $3,600.  But have any homosexuals zealots who have attacked ACL conferences, buildings been charged?  This fine was instigated by homosexual Joyce to cover his embarrassment. Tony Overheu, 67, was at a business breakfast at a city hotel in May and placed the pie in Mr Joyce's face while he was on stage addressing a crowd of about 500 people.  Many who oppose Joyce's intentionally and blantantly promotion of homosexuality (through QANTAS staff and workers and other companies) - felt Joyce needed to know not everybody agrees with his own promoted sin of homosexuality and pushing it onto the Australian public through other companies. Overheu pleaded guilty in the Perth Magistrates Court to a charges of assault and trespass. A pie is now assault and trespass. Bu...

Her fellow tennis greats keep lobbing derogatory shots at her, but former superstar Margaret Court keeps smashing returns without flinching. Lesbian  Martina Navratilova  called for  Margaret Court Arena , home of the Australian Open , to be renamed because of recent statements by Court defending the immutable definition of marriage. Others, including top-ranked men's player Andy Murray , quickly piled on. The former  bad boy of tennis ,  John McEnroe , delivered a tongue-in-cheek statement  via video . After declaring that he is a “strong advocate of same-sex marriage,” who assumes genderless marriage will become law in the land Down Under, McEnroe went on to make a proposal. “As for renaming the court that bears her name in Melbourne Park , the jury is still out. The self-appointed commissioner of tennis [McEnroe] might have a viable solution: Keep the name, and when same-sex ‘marriage’ finally becomes legal in Australia, I will personally cal...

Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Image via Wikipedia Former AMA president Kerryn Phelps says tennis legend Margaret Court has vilified gays with her comments that homosexuality is an abomination in God's view . Kerryn Phelps is demanding that the tennis arena named after Mrs Court, be stripped of her name. Ms  Phelps, a gay women, is calling on the Victorian Government and Tennis Australia to drop Margaret Court's name from one of its show court arenas at Melbourne Park . Dr Phelps   tweeted  the comment to Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu today in response to Court's continued opposition to same sex marriage, and homosexuality more generally, ahead of next week's Australian Open . Gay rights activists are urging people to use the Open to protest against the tennis great's views by waving rainbow flags at the Margaret Court Arena . "Time to rename Margaret Court Arena," Dr Phelps tweeted. In a subsequent tweet, she urged a response from Tennis A...

Image via Wikipedia KERRYN Phelps, one of Australia 's most influential gay women, is calling on the Victorian Government and Tennis Australia to drop Margaret Court 's name from one of its show court arenas at Melbourne Park . Dr Phelps   tweeted  the comment to Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu today in response to Court's continued opposition to same sex marriage, and homosexuality more generally, ahead of next week's Australian Open . Gay rights activists are urging people to use the Open to protest against the tennis great's views by waving rainbow flags at the Margaret Court Arena . "Time to rename Margaret Court Arena," Dr Phelps tweeted. In a subsequent tweet, she urged a response from Tennis Australia, which has distanced itself from Court's views.   Dr Phelps married her long-term partner 13 years ago in a religious ceremony in New York. Recommended Coverage Gays won't drive me from Open: Court MARGARET Court is undeterred by activists p...