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QANTAS CEO Alan Joyce a homosexual who has been pushing several Australian companies to promote immoral homosexual marriage onto all Australians regardless of what they think - had a pie shoved in his face.  Mr Joyce was stunned when a man came up behind him on the stage and smeared the pie into his face.  Joyce intends to force all his staff and workers to promote homosexual marriage regardless of objections. QANTAS was involved in the near nude Sydney Mardi Gras and QANTAS intends to put its immoral message onto its boarding tickets. Joyce who has never spoken in public on any social issue  but has only recently claimed it is his social duty as a business leader to speak up. But he is only speaking up on one topic - same sex sin.  The only topic he has spoken about is immoral homosexual marriage. He believes he can force his view onto all Australian companies and on his passengers. Being a homosexual, Joyce is obviously less than truthful ...

By Kevin Donnelly , Australian Catholic University In the entrance to the Victorian Parliament the words " Where no counsel is, the people fall: but in the multitude of counsellors there is safety " can be seen on the mosaic floor. The belief is that power should never be concentrated where only a few direct the lives of others and that political control and decision-making must be dispersed. While the Biblical proverb is most relevant to how our Westminster parliamentary democracy works it is also relevant to the debate about whether or not there should be a plebiscite, or people's vote, on the issue of changing the definition of marriage . In totalitarian and autocratic regimes, whether theocracies or secular dictatorships, power is restricted to the few and the majority is silenced and unable to make its voice heard or to influence how society is shaped. Thankfully, in liberal democracies like Australia the opposite is the case. Freedom of expression, universa...

Not a day has passed since the French Senate adopted the law legalizing same-sex “marriage,” on Friday, April 12th, without vigorous protests in many towns in France. At least 150,000 demonstrators took to the streets once again in Paris on Sunday (40,000, say official police figures, 270,000 according to the “Manif pour tous”, the “ Demonstration for all” which is opposing “marriage for all”). This was the fourth major rally in Paris since November 18th, when 300,000 people joined, and those organized on January 13th and March 24th which attracted approximately a million and a million and a half demonstrators, respectively. Last Sunday’s event was a “minor” affair, aimed only at Paris and its region, organized at a few days’ notice in preparation of Tuesday’s formal and public vote at the National Assembly which is expected to adopt the legislation in the same terms as the Senate, completing the accelerated legislative procedure devised by François Hollande’s socialist gover...

WHITEHORSE, Yukon , March 21, 2013 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Scott Kent , the Education Minister for the Yukon, has forbidden publicly funded Catholic schools to educate students about the Catholic Church's teachings on homosexuality. Last week, Yukon Bishop Gary Gordon  thought he was complying  with the wishes of the Minister by removing a document outlining the Catholic teaching from a Catholic school website, while noting that the teaching would still be given to students. However, Kent this week said that was not good enough. He ordered the teaching to stop in a letter sent to Bishop Gordon March 19. Scott Kent, Yukon Education Minister, says the government's morality reigns supreme in Catholic schools. In comments to  Yukon News ,  Kent said that “religious instructional material and curriculum in the Catholic separate schools ,” which are inconsistent with Canadian tolerance laws and policies, “cannot have application in any publicly supported sc...

We have seen, time and time again, that wherever marriage is redefined, the rights of religious individuals and institutions are put in jeopardy by government fiat . There is no middle ground — either our rights are respected, or they are threatened and eradicated. When marriage is redefined, people like you and me who believe that it takes a man and a woman to make a marriage are treated under the law as the functional equivalent of racists and bigots.

"It's time for the Supreme Court to correct some wrongs!" That's what I told Fox News in the wake of the Supreme Court's surprise decision last Friday to take up the Prop 8 case, as well as the DOMA cases: There is no constitutional right to redefine marriage. Our Founding Fathers didn't see it that way, and the last Supreme Court decision, Baker v. Nelson, the United States Supreme Court said there was no federal question here; so this is essentially making the law up as you go along, it is reading into the Constitution something that is not there. And I reiterated this on Tuesday, as I told  Newsmax.TV , "We are ecstatic that the court granted cert and took the case. Folks may not remember this, but the lawyers for those that wanted to overturn Proposition 8...actually argued and asked the Supreme Court to not take the case. [...] There is no constitutional right to redefine marriage and the Court's going to find that." Predict...