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Tells authorities to monitor those suspicious family advocates - The World Congress of Families VII is opening in a few days in Sydney, Australia, and if the reaction of a local politician is any indication, attendees have their work cut out for them just to explain that they support families, want the best for society, encourage good government and desire high standards.
That’s after Australian Member of Parliament Alex Greenwich became so agitated at the thought of family advocates meeting on Australian soil that he wrote to authorities in New South Wales and demanded that the meetings be monitored.
He suggested that could be “heretical” ideas, and insisted that if anything like that would be found, sanctions would be applied under the state’s “anti-discrimination” law, Congress officials confirmed.
“Is MP Greenwich suggesting that a representative of the Ministry of Tourism stand on stage and stop the speech of any of these distinguished individuals which Greenwich believes violates anti-discrimination laws?” asked Larry Jacobs, conference managing director. “Stalin and other dictators would be proud…..To Read More….
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