While my legal defence is supported by hundreds of grass roots Australians, the two drag queens suing me have access to legal advice through the taxpayer-funded LGBT Legal Service in Brisbane. There have been two failed mediations (I’m not backing down) and I expect the next phase will be for me to be dragged to a public hearing at the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal sometime this year. I’m extremely grateful to every person who has contributed because this is a fight for the freedom of speech for all Australians. So far their legal action against me has cost around $50,000 with my defence covered through crowd funding. They know that if there is resistance to their agenda for children, 2017 was a hollow victory.
This is why they are fighting so hard to silence me through flawed anti-discrimination laws. It is well known that puberty blocker treatments for children are harmful and exposing children to adult entertainers is dangerous.ĭuring the same-sex marriage campaign in 2017 the Coalition for Marriage, of which I was a spokesperson, warned that the rainbow political movement would seek to indoctrinate children once marriage was de-gendered. Many readers will know that I am being sued by a gender fluid drag queen and an adult entertainer drag queen because I wrote that their appearance in a Brisbane City Council library last year was putting dangerous role models in front of children. Putting gender fluid and sexualised adult characters in front of children is a key strategy of the rainbow political movement and “drag queen story times” have been held at several Australian libraries. Watch the video (warning: content offensive) With the LGBTIQA+ movement’s gender-fluid and adult entertainer “drag queen story time” having paved the way for this latest outrage, it’s time for serious push-back.
The rainbow monkey and other performers were hired by the library which is governed by the local Labour-held council. A “rainbow monkey” with a giant exposed dildo wobbling in front of children is the latest offering from the LGBTIQA+ community in public libraries.Īfter a backlash from parents, London’s Redbridge Libraries, having initially defended the performer writing on social media “if you’ve got it flaunt it”, then apologised.
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