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More information is coming to hand about the influence of the Plymouth Brethren upon the Liberals downunder. Christian cults and the Liberal Party of Australia. Hardline conservatives willing to spend big to impose their antique vision on Australia have been at it via the Libs. The Abbott, Turnbull and Morrison Coalition federal governments were infused with several strands of hardline Christianity wishing to have their way with the Australian people. Religion in politics is not popular downunder and, therefore, these things were largely hidden from easy viewing. The Plymouth Brethren have no female presence within their leadership and frown upon such anti-biblical positions when it comes to the role of women in society.
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The Hunt At The Heart Of The Liberal Party Christian Cult Tryst
Former federal health minister Greg Hunt has been revealed to be at the heart of this Plymouth Brethren infection.
“Greg Hunt works for three companies linked to senior members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church. While Brethren members campaigning for Liberal candidates has put the group in the spotlight, their networking with senior Liberals has drawn less focus. Four Corners can confirm that members of the church have been major donors to the Coalition.”
Companies associated with the Plymouth Brethren and Greg Hunt were awarded contracts worth some $135 million during Covid by the then health minister. Christian cults and the Liberal Party of Australia.
“The Sydney-based church, which has been described by former members and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a “cult”, is supported by a business empire which includes more than 3,000 companies around the world.”
- (By Neil Chenoweth, Louise Milligan, Nick Farrow, Briana Fiore and Dylan Welch)
The infestation of conservative movements by Christian groups is profound across the globe. It could be categorised as influence and power seeking by stealth, especially in Australia via the LNP Coalition.
Cultish Christianity Within The Australian Liberal Party
Scott Morrison was and is aligned with the Pentecostal Church. Unfortunately, these religions have a dreadful track record when it comes to lifestyles not rooted in the Bronze Age. Diversity is a dirty word for many of these Christian cults and churches. It is too easy for these believers to slip into attack mode when it comes to the LGBTQI community. It is one of the reasons why hardline Christian belief is not suited to governing. Americans put up with this OTT religious belief and just look where they find themselves right now. Democracies are not best served by those associated with hierarchical secret cults. Christian cults and the Liberal Party of Australia.
Secret Christian Cults & Right Wing Coalitions
Right wing coalitions are beset by extremists everywhere you look. Neo-Nazis in Melbourne marching and speechifying on stage to conservative public rallies. American style Pentecostal beliefs permeating the decision making of an Australian Prime Minister. Hidden deals done to enrich Plymouth Brethren businesses by a complicit federal minister during Covid. The outcome is that you cannot trust a conservative political party not to be infiltrated by something sinister these days. They are not what they appear to be. There is something underhanded about their dealings behind closed doors. The open Aussie countenance is a sham, a put-on act, these right wing politicians are hiding who and what is really going on.
“Connected Global’s owners and directors, Gavin and Russell Grace and other Grace family members, also run Westlab, a pathology supply company.
Westlab reported $54.1 million in COVID contracts with the health department while Mr Hunt was health minister.
In the 11 months after Mr Hunt retired from politics in May 2022, the company received another $80.8 million in COVID contracts with the department.
Bruce Hales, who is an accountant as well as being the Brethren’s spiritual leader, acted as an auditor for Westlab. Westlab sourced rapid antigen tests via a company controlled by two of Hales’s sons.
Three days before the 2022 federal election, as Brethren volunteers campaigned for Liberal candidates, electoral records show that a South Australian company, Voltex Electrical Associates, donated $115,000 to the Liberal Party.
Two months earlier, Bruce Hales was appointed auditor to the Voltex group. A Hales family member works for Voltex.
The owner of Voltex is involved in the Brethren’s South Australian church.
Angus Taylor, who narrowly lost the Liberal’s post-election leadership contest to Sussan Ley, recently praised the Brethren’s charity, Rapid Relief Team (RRT), and its support for the “Pollie Pedal” fundraising rides by politicians.”
- (Watch Four Corners’s full investigation, Big Brethren, Monday from 8:30pm on ABCTV and ABC iview.)
The LNP Anti-Immigration Stance
“The political party peddling anti-immigration poison is the same party that promotes deregulation wherever possible. The LNP Coalition, who governed Australia federally for a decade, prior to the Albanese government, let in the same number of immigrants as Labor when you adjust for the Covid bumps to the figures. This right wing beat up over immigration is another misdirected blame game strategy. The actual reasons why so many working Australians are struggling economically and why we have a housing crisis are not because of high immigration. It is a confluence of economic policies, initiated originally by LNP governments.”
Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of The Stoic Golfer; Money Matters and America Matters: Pre-apocalyptic Posts & Essays in the Shadow of Trump.
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