DAVE PELLOWE WAS interviewed by Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi and James Morrow yesterday on the Sky News show, Outsiders, about his victory over the formal complaint made and legal trial against him in the Queensland Human Rights Commission.
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Pellowe, the founding editor of The Good Sauce, explained to the panel that the complainant had a terribly weak case, without any substance to the false accusations, but the human rights complaints system was designed, “whether by intent or by a perverse outcome,” to accept baseless complaints without any real prospect of success.
In describing the way the anti-discrimination legislation and tribunals – the “grievance industry” – encouraged people who’d suffered no real harm or damages to make frivolous and vexatious legal complaints with frightening consequences for their targets, he said:
“We see that the grievance industry is alive and well and grooming victims.”
James Morrow observed that complaints seemed to all run very much in one direction and that therefore the bureaucracy seemed to have more respect for traditional Aboriginal spirituality than other religions, and asked Dave Pellowe if he had any anecdotal evidence that complaints made against Christians were taken more seriously than complaints made by Christians.
Pellowe responded:
When I was at the Queensland Human Rights Commission, they opened the conciliation meeting with the obligatory acknowledgement of “Country”. At the end of the proceeding, I said to the the agent of the commissioner, “Look, I have to say, I think it’s actually quite galling that you would know that this is deeply offensive to me just by reading the notes of this complaint, something that I can’t abide or participate in, in Christian conscience, and then you would go and impose it on me anyway.”
He heard my complaint, and he disagreed with it, and he dismissed it.
Rita Panahi remarked that Dave Pellowe should lodge a formal complaint against the Queensland Human Rights Commission itself.
“I think this is the way conservatives have to fight back. If the politicians are going to be too weak, you use their systems, their rules and make them live up to that standard.”
Pellowe commented that he didn’t actually care about someone offending him, but agreed the benefit of taking the complaint further would be to try to demolish “this perverse industry, which actually creates victims where none should exist.”
“I mean, somebody raising this kind of complaint should be told to grow up.”
Rowan Dean inquired why Dave Pellowe believes welcome to “Country” to be pagan and spiritual. Pellowe responded:
“Sure. Well, the premise of the definition of the term “Country“, as evidenced in multiple sources which I’ve written about, is that it is not just a geographical region within a set of boundaries, but it incorporates everything, the natural elements, the animals, the flora, the fauna, as well as all the spirits of ancestors gone and yet to come as one big, long, eternal thing with every element having a spirit. And the relationship is, and communication is desired with that. You actually have to seek the permission of those spirits to travel through that “Country”.
That is the classic definition of animism and it is a pagan belief, and it is un-Australian to impose religious observances on anybody.”
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I don’t understand how the Courts could even entertain hearing the complaint,
as, that ‘Welcome to country’ is a conjured up fairy-tale, & it was invented by
Ernie Dingo & his mate back in 1976 for a Maori Dance Group that was visiting
us & they wanted a welcome dance as they have one.
What we must all come to grips with is that we are dealing with a world of godlessness, as described by the apostle Paul in his letter to the church in Rome (Ch 1, beginning in verse 23): “For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness.”
Petitions are necessary, but not sufficient. We, the church, need to repent, pray and speak into the culture. The persuadable few must be the target audience. I suggest shocking them into reality through truth.
The people behind the Human Rights Commissions and Anti-Discrimination Tribunals are being directed by various United Nations treaties, pacts, agreements etc., designed to destroy national sovereignty and lead towards a one-world government as described in end times literature. We must understand why they do what they do. The UN leaders and their acolytes subscribe to the writings of Teilhard de Chardin.
I have summarised the beliefs of his end times cult in an article titled Eschaton, found at: https://www.jvpie.com/eschaton/ Here is a brief excerpt:
“From this 75th Anniversary article: UN75: Facing the Challenges of the Future Together, we read: ‘2020 marks the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the United Nations. … About 100 years ago, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin prophetically wrote
‘the age of nations is passed. If we are not to perish, we must set aside our ancient prejudices, and build the earth.’
The French Jesuit philosopher and paleontologist offered this vision of a sustainable future at the zenith of nationalist sentiment, and prior to the two cataclysmic global wars that produced millions of casualties across the globe and the subsequent re-framing of the international political system.
By the close of World War II, there was an historic initiative to conceptualize relations among states on the planet in another way.
As an alternative to bilateral relations, the vision for the future should be grounded in a collective security framework linking the fate and future of states and peoples in one global organization.”
The article goes on to describe de Chardin’s beliefs, which are being acted upon by the UN to make the eschaton (end of the world) imminent.
This explains the proliferation of pagan rituals among a plethora of other anti-Biblical practices. It is designed to eliminate the singular truth of Christianity and replace it with a blend of syncretistic, esoteric New Age beliefs.
It is a time to be sober and to preach and teach the truth contained within the Bible, especially in the marketplace.
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing”
Its time we all look at what is being thrown at us and say NO.
Men, in particular, need to standing up and be challenging all the ‘legislation’ our ‘government is pushing through.
All tied to the coming One World Govt through unelected bureaucrats of the UN, WHO, WEF etc.