If Trump loses, it’s lights out for freedom of speech and religion

The threat of legal action against ordinary Australians exercising freedom of speech needs to be addressed.

“We have a right to perform, regardless if it’s to children or adults.” – Diamond Good-Rim

Taxpayer-funded litigation has been launched against me to shut down everyone's free speech.

But the trigger on further legal action against me could be pulled any day.

I’ve just finished in the compulsory Queensland Human Rights Commission conciliation with two LGBTIQA+ drag queens, relating to a post on my blog last January. The complaint did not resolve and I now have an anxious wait to see if I am to be taken to the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal for the matter to be heard before a judge. The complainants have 28 days in which to lodge this action or it lapses. Thanks to everyone who has been praying, I will keep you updated as further news comes to hand. Below is the opening statement I made at the QHRC this morning.

I’m being dragged before a government commission for writing a blog about why drag queens are not for kids.

It’s “a shame that the federal government has left us in the position of having to accept charity from such bigots”. – New York state Senator Brad Hoylman

They want to make this normal and call you a bigot if you disagree.

The next "frontier" LGBTIQA+ activists boasted about in the 2017 marriage campaign is here. Warning: obscene drag queen imagery follows.