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Senator Nick Xenophon

Senator Nick Xenophon.

Senator Nick Xenophon starts with a cry for taxing a religion funded by its members.

Senator Nick Xenophon does not see that the members have already been taxed, so he is calling for double taxation is it? The Church Of Scientology does not run any for profit businesses – all funds are raised from parishioners and this distinguishes it from other churches.

Then Senator Nick Xenophon presents his call for depriving a religion of its funds and that he is backed up by disgruntled ex-members of Scientology who admit to being traitors and enemies of the religion, having made choices and done things by their own hand that they later regretted.

It is as ridiculous as soldiers returning from war and unable to live with themselves for killing the enemy turn on their government and blame it for them choosing to become soldiers in the first place.

It turns out there is nothing new in Senator Nick Xenophon ’s allegations made. The NSW police had already investigated and cleared the allegations made by the traitors already expunged from the religion.

As the Cape York Institute points out in The Australian yesterday there is no legal remedy available to Senator Nick Xenophon as the Constitution prohibits it. Section 116 prohibits the Commonwealth from legislating against a religion. The High Court has already ruled The Church Of Scientology a bona fide religion. More below.

Senator Nick Xenophon is seen as initiating an attack based on hate and falsehoods that are simply seen by a casual observer for what they are – a campaign destined to fail due to its obvious falsity.

And all of this Senator Nick Xenophon announced in a near empty Senate Chamber late at night?

Scientology is a worldwide religious movement with more than 8,000 Churches, Missions and groups in 165 countries. The Church and its members dedicate their time and resources to numerous humanitarian programs that Scientology has become known for around the world, including combating drug abuse, immorality, illiteracy and human rights violations.

Senator Nick Xenophon

The European Court of Human Rights will overturn the French government’s attack on The Church of Scientology likewise, its another stunt.

The government and the taxpayers do not subsidise The Church Of Scientology – they have not received one cent from government sources – their parishioners fund the activities of The Church of Scientology. It is an untruth to say the Australian taxpayer funds The Church of Scientology.

So just what is behind of Senator Nick Xenophon ? – is he a puppet in this game?

Today the Senator Nick Xenophon inspired attack has broadened in The Sunday Telegraph to attack the United Nations Human Rights initiative to educate school children denied education by suppressive Education Ministries. The United Nations has mounted the biggest campaign in history to educate youth about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Senator Nick Xenophon

All major religions in Australia help the UN with this effort to overcome the suppression of Human Rights education in schools by Education Ministries. It is also part of the effort to stop the drugging of school children with Ritalin and other medications paid for by national governments.

Government does fund the drugging of unborn children through financial support to groups like Beyond Blue to screen pregnant women for fake psychiatry diagnoses. Interesting to see as the players reveal themselves that people like Senator Bolkus are starting to show up in the debate out of the blue as reported in the Sunday Telegraph.

Our aim is also to support education of the right to one’s own sanity, and to protect humanity from psychiatric abuse and drugging.

Speculation into Senator Nick Xenophon’s motives in launching an attack against The Church of Scientology backed by several traitors expunged by the Church fuels speculation that the Anonymous hate group that attacked Prime Minister Rudd’s website and The Church of Scientology websites could have infiltrated the informants now in Nick Xenophon’s sphere of influence unbeknown to him. Read More … PM Rudd and Scientology

It is speculated that psychiatric interests who promote the sale of mind & brain psychiatric drugs on behalf of drug companies could also be linked to the Anonymous Group as both attack Scientology. Drug companies who maintain their products are able to treat the so-called “chemical imbalance in the brain” are philosophically opposed to Scientology. Drug companies are engaged in a massive drive world wide to medicate unborn children through their pregnant mothers and push for governments to allow the “screening” of pregnant women. Also mind, brain and psychiatric interests that promote the de-bunked ADHD syndrome in children are in opposition to Scientology.

The truth is that the government is funding the screening and drugging of children and pregnant women for many, many millions of dollars and The church of Scientology openly fights this with funds from its members, not funds from the government.

The government funds ex-politicians like Kennett’s Beyond Blue psychiatric backed group who are as we speak targeting and screening kids and pregnant women to drug them with psychotropic drugs funded by the government.

So I repeat “What is Senator Nick Xenophon really up to?”

Senator Nick Xenophon

The Australian Nov 21 2009 Nick Xenophon The Political Pursuit Of Religion Senator Nick Xenophon “The good senator [ Senator Nick Xenophon ] should pause and reflect on his closing statement: our elected representatives are not above the law and they have no right to use parliament to pursue religious organisations contrary to section 116 of the Australian Constitution.”

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/opinion/political-pursuit-of-religion/story-e6frg6zo-1225800617136

Australian Constitution – Section 116 – Commonwealth not to legislate in respect of religion

“The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion, or for imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free exercise of any religion, and no religious test shall be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the Commonwealth.”

Source: http://www.australianpolitics.com/constitution/text/116.shtml