welcome... </head> <body background="../../images/background.jpg"><ul> <h1>Christian Persecution (modern style)</h1> <p align="left"><img src="../../images/kestrel0.jpg" alt="Kestrel" width="200" height="200" align="left" hspace="10" vspace="10"> <p>In this directory, there are links to pages on the <b>world wide web</b> dealing with this topic that is accelerating - and in some instances it seems to be almost out of control within the website proper. <p>We have also placed some of those pages code here on this server, because web pages - particularly controversial ones - have a habit of disappearing. <p>No, I'm not seeing nasties under every stone, nor do I have paranoia about the subject. Soimetimes there are perfectly valid reasons for a page's disazppearance. <p>A friend described our similar views about what many call "conspiracy theories" simply as this... <br>Yes, there are conspiracies... and... <br>We don't deal in theories, just facts... <p><b>It is possible</b> that a web site may have an <b>aging</b> policy where pages over a certain age are either deleted, or placed in an archive. That was <b>maybe the case</b> with the controversial proposed legislation the webmaster refers to at <b>www.eagles-lair.org</b> that was before the <b>Georgia U.S.A.</b> legislature to bring in the <b>guilotine</b> as a way to execute prisoners. <p>While those who do not believe in the literal sense of biblical scripture (and that includes many who describe themselves as Christians) will see such a news item as being unrelated to a string of other matters gradually unfolding prophetically, your webmaster sees definitre links, but as explained earlier, he is not paranoid about them. <p> <p>This section of this site has been put together at a time when here <b>in Australia we have had one state enact punitive legislation</b> which requires defendants to prove their innocence in front of a tribunal which can be addressed by supposed victims pleading (at no cost to themselves, without submission of any proof - merely a complaint being laid) they have been hurt by rermarks made by the defendant. This is the <b>Victorian Religious Vilification</b> legislation, although that is not its correct title. It is, however, one which fits the bill (if you will pardon the pun) remarkably well - indeed it is suspected my many that it was framed specifically with Christians in mind, judging by the test case which was brought very shortly after it became law. <p>You may find you need to obtain the latest version of the <b>free reader</b> program for acrobat files. Please click on the button below for links to take you to download the latest version... <p><a href=http://www.adobe.com target=newbrowser><img src=../../images/acrobat.gif></a> <p>The <b>South Australian</b> government was planning on similar legislation and it is quite likely that it would have been enacted had the <b>Victorians</b> not pursued their test case with such alacrity. <p>Please note that we are talking about a 21st century supposedly civilised nation, not an <b>Islamic jihadi group in Indonesia</b> such as those who murdered hundreds of Christians within the last five years or so - the most horrific example of which was at <b>Ambon</b>. <p>When we take a look at the small number of links we have assembled here from low-key lack of reporting in the continetal United States as well as this, and then compare it with what the United Kingdom and parts of Europe wish to do, I believe we can see a conspiracy developing. <p>By that, I don't necessarily mean that the conspirators got together and said <font color="#FF0000"><b>"Let's go for Islamic countries first, bending what traditional Islam says into a jihad-orientated version... then go for the jugular in Australia, behind the scenes in the USA, and then use all this as 'proof' to the English that they have to follow suit"</b></font>. <p>My thoughts are, from a biblical Christian perspective, that there are spiritual powers quite competant at manipulating the thinking of <b>well meaning</b> non-Christians in many places. <p>This portion of this site was put together at a time when a delegation of Australians who had experienced first-hand the effects of the Victorian <b>Religious Vilification</b> legislation were invited at very short notice to address key groups of community folk in the UK, including both houses of the <b>Westminister parliament</b> because of the imminent start of their debate on what seems to be almost identical legislation. <p> <p> <p><b>International</b> <br> <a href=theage_rifles-sights-with-biblical-citations.html target=newbrowser>Rifle sights with scripture imbedded in partnumber unacceptable to military minders</a> <a href=http://victimsoflaw.net/Christian.htm target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <p><b>Australian</b> <br> <a href=vilification/index.htm target=newbrowser>front page of vilification directory</a> <br> <a href=vilification target=newbrowser>vilification directory</a> <br> <a href=vilification_legislation target=newbrowser>link to vilification legislation directory</a> <p><b>American</b> <br> <a href=ChristianPersecutionInAmerica.html target=newbrowser>link to main saved summary file</a> <a href=http://victimsoflaw.net/Christian.htm target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <br> <a href=christian-persecution.html target=newbrowser>link to another saved editorial</a> <a href=http://www.worthynews.com/christian-persecution.html target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <br> <a href=philadelphia/article_42372.html target=newbrowser>link to main saved file about the Philadelphia homosexual "outfest"</a> <a href=http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42372 target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <ul>There is a number of links here... and it is almost unbelievable to read some of the commentary.</ul> <p><b>Smaller US issues?</b> <br> <a href=atlantaGA/article_42392.html target=newbrowser>Atlanta, Georgia</a> <a href=http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42392 target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <p> <a href=texas/storyV5MOORE0201W.htm target=newbrowser>Texas (1)</a> <a href=http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/NEWSV5/storyV5MOORE0201W.htm target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <br> <a href=texas/3316.html target=newbrowser>Texas (2)</a> <a href=http://www.alliancedefensefund.org/news/default.aspx?mid=800&cid=3316 target=newbrowser>link to its original url</a> <p>Finally, the illogic in the concept of <b>"Offend No One"</b> is shown <a href=1589240.html target=newbrowser>here</a> </ul> <p>. <p> <p> <center><img src=../images/apache_pb.gif alt="The Apache Foundation: www.apache.org"></center> <p><center><font size=-2 face=arial>created on 4th February 2005</font></center> <p> </body> </html>