FAKE REPORT ON BBC WORLD NEWS?

The world is suffering from a pandemic of sex and violence against women and girls. There is anarchy in the rise of paedophile sex, exploitation of children through internet, serial killing of young women and breakdown of families all over the world. 

Violence and rape against women and girls can result in tribal fights in this country. Papua New Guinea suffers from increasing detribalization with hundreds of families moving to cities to suffer unemployment, poverty, alcohol, marijuana and home brew abuse. 

Many families can no longer control their daughters and wives who see the home as the place not to be. 

Many wives and young women prefer to be off playing cards or bingo. They prefer to be with their girl friends drinking beer or home brew bought by whoever girl friend has money. They may not be home in time to cook the evening meal or wash the clothes. Babies are neglected.

Men are not necessarily the violent troublemakers. Some are at home looking after the kids and waiting for the wife to appear some time in the night. Her cell phone has been turned off for hours.

Last night, there was a report on BBC World News on violence to women in Papua New Guinea. The report opened with the statistic that 70% of PNG women are raped. I have asked several women and they say it is not true.

The presenter was taken to see two women who claimed they are bashed and raped daily by their husbands. This may or may not be true. One older woman advised that her son-in-law wanted to rape her too. Men interviewed said that rape was OK.

Another report on EMTV showed a group of students discussing family planning. The view of the boys was that they want to keep their wife pregnant so that she would not be unfaithful to them. This was obviously a staged event with the young men schooled on what to say.

It seems as if this news on world TV is grossly exaggerated and perhaps prepared by foreign lesbians who are moving to the world news to promote a message they are unable to promote in country.

The impression given on BBC World News was that all PNG men are rapists. This is grossly fake news.

There are many thousands of happy families in this country and thousands of loving husbands and wives. It seems as if someone had handpicked the women to speak on the BBC World News. Let us guess who that may have been.

No women and men were interviewed together to share a common view about their relationship. But that would not have been news.

There was no mention of foreign paedophiles grooming and having sex with underage street kids. These kids can report violence at the hands of gay, lesbian and heterosexual paedophiles. 

BOOZE, SEX, MONEY & FAMILY VIOLENCE

Problems with booze, sex and money will always be a problem in the PNG community. So too will predator gays, lesbians and paedophiles preying on street kids and blaming fathers. So will unemployment and poverty cause the stress that leads to family frustration and violence.

A husband and wife may argue over these matters and come to violence against each other. A loving couple are supposed to work together to strengthen their families but there are ways in which they can be driven apart and pushed into violence. 

Some husbands and wives are not able to withstand the stress of poverty. They have no ability to work together for family survival.

Booze may be a problem for both the husband and wife. The man may drink beer each day and come home drunk and violent. 

He may seek food that he expects is ready for him but will be angry if there is no food. He may bash his wife even though she has no money to buy food.

A woman may also drink alcohol or home brew and spend the family money on herself. She may be violent to the husband who is angry that food money for the day has been spent on home brew.

Recently a woman killed her husband who confronted her for spending food money on home brew, leaving no money for the meal at night. Other women will spend food money on gambling or bingo.

Money is a problem for married couples. The fortnightly wage for workers is low at K280 a fortnight which is not enough money for a family to live on. It is K20 a day which is not enough for food, lunch and bus fare money for students and medicine for a sick family member.

Many people live on credited money which puts them into poverty. Credited money has to be paid back in the next pay which means that the family has to credit more money for the next fortnight.

If a man spends some of the K280 on beer or other women, he is making problems for his wife and children. The family may not have enough money to live on.

Sex can be a problem for a husband and wife. The husband comes home drunk and demands sex from his wife and she says no. She says she is hungry, sick and afraid of HIV infection from other women.

There is now violence and the wife may be bashed and raped by her husband. Some men claim to have two wives which places stress on the family trying to survive on K280 a fortnight. There is not enough money for two or more families to live on.

Problems arise with first or second wife who punishes the husband or the other woman. She meets her in the street or goes to her house, armed with a knife to stab the woman who may die of wounds.

Girls may be sexually abused by family men though the same men may be reported to police by family members and end up in prison. This makes for difficulty if the man is the wage earner.

Other wives have been known to stab their husbands. This places stress on the children with a father who is dead, no fortnight pay and a mother in prison for murder. They will be orphans who are looked after and may be abused by uncles, aunts or cousins.

Girls may be sexually abused in the house of the uncle as a Cinderella orphan and becoming a slave of the family. The wantok system can be ugly and abusive with no loyalty among family members.

LATE ARV WILL NOT PREVENT DEATH

Late ARV treatment will not prevent death. The immune system will be too weak for the person to survive once AIDS sets in with weight and memory loss.

There was a report in the media yesterday that advised that people who are HIV infected should not delay for several years before commencing antiretroviral (ARV) treatment.

This is real HIV/AIDS awareness, the first practical and professional advice that has appeared in the media in several years.

If the sufferer delays, the HIV virus will have had a long time to destroy millions of CD4 cells and the lining of the small intestine.

The person is failing in health.  ARV medication will not help a return to normal as the immune system is too far gone.

Even Positive Living will not help as the body has dropped in health and not benefited from strong nutrition of fruit and vegetables. For Linda and my son it was too late.

There is little or no absorption of nutrients, salts and water through the lining of the small intestine as the lining has been slowly destroyed. 

All nutrients, salts and water are passing out of the body as diarrhoea. The person has lost weight and looks like a scare crow.

The person is starving, suffering from dehydration and massive infection. The person cannot survive. 

ARV medication should have been started 4 years before when the CD4 cells and small intestine were still strong.

FOREIGN LESBIANS FIGHT MEN AGAIN

The modern era in Papua New Guinea has raised violence, boozing, child neglect and abuse at the hands of women. If they bash a husband and he fights back, they report him to the police for violence and he can be arrested. Good trick.

It is shameful that gay and lesbian activists should conceal gay and lesbian violence and abuse, pretending that gay and lesbian love is beautiful and pure while pushing all blame on to heterosexual men, often with fake reports.

For over a decade now, the newspaper reading public has been subject to a process of brainwashing by foreign lesbians on the role of men in Gender based Violence (GBV).

Lesbians of the UN and AusAID have produced fake studies to show that all women and children are being abused by men.

Delegates to a Thai conference were once told by UN lesbians that 40% of Buka men raped their wives according to a survey that President John Momis declared was never carried out on Buka.

An Elizabeth Cox inspired market study revealed that women are abused by men who come to the market to drink beer, demand money from women and force women to sit in the sun.

In the week before an open air UN public meeting at Gordons market, there was a media shock announcement that two women were raped at the market. The Minister for Police blasted the report as fake. That was the work of Cox.

Then there was the Cox report of trafficking of women in the vanilla trade on the Sepik River. Dame Carol Kidu denounced this as fake.

Foreign lesbians supported by Post Courier journalists and care workers have produced a litany of fake stories on the violence of men to women and girls. Whatever fake information goes down in lesbian files then becomes the gospel truth. But domestic violence is very much part of the same sex scene. Please click:

Domestic violence a 'silent epidemic' in gay relationships
https://www.smh.com.au › National › NSW Apr 16, 2015 - Domestic violence has 

become a "silent epidemic" in gay and lesbian ... Roughly one in three lesbian, gay
bisexual, transgender

Men abuse women on public transport. This is a nazi type fake story by foreign lesbians. There are now Meri Seif buses in Port Moresby supported by a few PNG Uncle Toms.

It has become almost household knowledge that 80% of PNG women have suffered Gender Based Violence some time in their lives. 

That is very vague and even covers the time a young girl recalled being hit on the head with her doll by a young friend at the age of 6 years old. Put it down on file.

No mention is made of the nature of violence in individual cases. Verbal, violent, sexual and financial abuse are cited as GBV. Any family incident can be put down as GBV. Parents have no say on controlling the behaviour of their children.

We are being brainwashed to accept that all GBV is the work of violent men, even loving fathers facing a daughter who has come home late and drunk. Boys have been involved in a home brew party and come home smelling of marijuana. That is their right and none of the business of the parents.

Over a lifetime. women have had violence from girlfriends, brothers, school friends, bullies in the street and paedophiles on the street looking for a street kid to take home. The foreign lesbians count all this as being the work of men. Liars.

Now we read a report in The National buy journalist Grace Auka Salmang repeating all the old fake stories that are now part of foreign lesbian fake culture.

Two thirds of PNG women suffer GBV some time in their lives.This Salmang confirmed by reference to GBV of female sex workers. No mention is made of whether or not they are underage street boys and girls. Don’t mention that.

The report then mentions men who have sex with men and transvestites also suffer GBV ..... but at the hands of other gays. They are what PHI is calling Key Population.

The assumption is left open that all violence to sex workers is the work of men. The fact is that lesbian women and girls suffer GBV at the hands of lesbian lovers. Sex worker boys can suffer violence at the hands of gay and heterosexual paedophiles. Don’t mention that.

Transgender people would suffer GBV at the hands of gays, lesbians, heterosexuals and paedophiles. Don’t mention that.

No mention is made by the journalist or PHI360 of GBV against street boys and girls taken by paedophiles for sex. That will involve the guilt of paedophiles. Gays and lesbians want no publicity on underage sex. Don’t mention that.

If we mention that, people will say that street kids should be with their families. But they belong to the nation’s paedophiles like salvaged ships.

Of course there is GBV in families. Husbands and wives will be involved in violence over “sex, money and booze”. There is violence of men to women but also women to men and women to women.

When I lived with my daughter’s mother, I was attacked violently about twice a week over two years before I kicked her out. I attacked her only once to stop her from hitting me with a rock. My daughters and I have not lived with her in 19 years. I have been a single father all that time.

I am a peaceful man but have suffered violence in this country over 25 years about 80 times, attacked by men and women. My nose is broken and teeth knocked out. My spine has been damaged by a women trying to drive me out of my rental accommodation and hitting me with a piece of wood.

The prisons in Papua New Guinea have more than a hundred women in prison for attacking/killing husbands and other women. Women face danger with men who tell lies about being single men.

The woman is often innocent of the violence directed towards her. The man has told her lies about his relationship with another woman. Women regularly fight women in nightclubs and markets. Don’t mention that.

A woman recently stabbed her husband in the heart when he confronted her for spending house food money on home brew leaving no money for the evening meal.

The foreign lesbians and lesbian supporting journalists are losing credibility to be blaming men and ignoring the Government sponsored paradigm shift to loving families and the responsibilities of men and boys.

By all means talk about GBV in families but also mention GBV against LGBT and same sex families. Then the message does not sound like nazi propaganda.

US PAEDOPHILE SENT TO PRISON FOR 35 YEARS

The National 24 September 2018

A US paedophile living in Queens, New York was sent to prison for 35 years for coaxing a 16 year old Australian girl to come to live with him in New York.

He had met her on Facebook and slowly groomed her into accepting sex with an older man. He offered to provide her with a false passport and pretend to be her father.

He suggested that she travel to US without the knowledge of her Australian parents. She did that and stayed with the man in New York but was tracked by the Australian Federal Police and FBI.

Comment: In this matter we see typical paedophile tricks. The young person was underage but groomed to accept sex with an adult man. He wanted her to come to him without knowledge of her parents.

As with all other paedophiles, this man found the victim’s family to be the key obstacle so he planned to have her move out of Australia with a false passport and without the parent’s knowledge or consent.

For his trouble, he was sentenced to 35 years in prison. He will be 75 years old if he lives to release. 

Despite the US legislation on gay and lesbian sexual rights, there is still the practice of sentencing paedophiles to life long prison terms. They cannot hide under the gay and lesbian cover.

Australian paedophile Peter Truong and partner were sentenced to 30 and 45 years prison in the United States for adoption of a small boy in Russia and renting him out for sex to paedophiles.

The UN paedophile cult has been clever in not grooming PNG boys and girls on Facebook. That leaves incriminating evidence. So  they had the kids move to the street and be taken home by kindly paedophiles.

CULTS TAKE KIDS FROM FAMILIES

The UN paedophile cult planned to steal PNG kids from families by turning family kids into street kids to be groomed for sex.

For several years now. AIDS Holistics has been alarmed at what we saw as an anti-family agenda of the foreign gays, lesbians and paedophiles in the UN and AusAID.

It was clear that they wanted to break down families by removing the authority of parents and telling children that they had rights to do whatever they wanted.

Recently I watched a TV program on the America's Book of Secrets. A recent program was on the cults in the USA that grew in the 1960-70s.

There was the Reverend Jones cult that died in Guyana. There was the Waco Davidians led by David Koresh. The Scientologists took children and put them in long term care away from parents.

They had one feature in common. They wanted to bring families with children into the cult and then remove the children to form one big family with the leader as the father. The foolish parents accepted what was happening like a flock of sheep.

That immediately raised the similarity with the UN and AusAID gay, lesbian and paedophile anti-family agenda that was planned for Papua New Guinea.

Social reconstruction was to be done in secret away from the PNG Government and parents. Perhaps the Australian Government was in the dark too.

We recall that 7 years ago paedophile Head of UNAIDS Stewart Watson wrote in a media report that FAMILY and FAITH were not relevant in modern society. What was his hidden agenda for this country? Did he want these to cease to exist?

Did he plan to set up a UNAIDS family of LGBT children who had freed themselves from their nuclear and extended families and become part of the UN LGBT family?They would have LGBT parents / lovers.

That is why these people opposed the AIDS Holistics focus on FAMILY. They told the community that the FAMILY Positive Living message was fake, full of errors and killed people. They claimed the founder was a child molester. Australia should be ashamed of its sexual traitors.

That is why boy lover Sir Peter Barter removed the Chairman of the National AIDS Council Secretariat Wep Kanawi for stating that FAMILY was at the epicentre of the national AIDS response.

Rachael Pokesy was removed as the Provincial Care and Counselling Advisor when she made a public statement that she had supported FAMILY Positive Living all her professional life as a welfare officer.

We were not to know that a new LGBT family of children had been planned out of the wreckage of PNG families. Now the focus has swung back in a Government sponsored paradigm shift to FAMILY and the responsibilities of men and boys.

BIG FAMILY PICTURE FOR GRADE 10

This is the grade 10 Personal Development course for Papua New Guinea students.

Who am I? mentor? Role model? Peer educator?

We can all be role models in families. Fathers and mothers can be role models to sons and daughters and members of the extended families on how to be kind, caring, responsible, supporting, honest, not cheating, not violent and committed to the safety, health and education of family. Older children in a family can be role models to their young brothers and sisters.

Role models can be leaders in the family, school, church and sporting groups. They are committed to the group, honest, supporting all members of the group, good communicators and decision makers, honest, good speakers, hard-working, strong values, self discipline  and helping members to succeed.

Sporting players can be role models for the younger players, teaching sports skills, having values of fair play and values of living, commitment to success of the team, no violence or dirty play in the game, commitment to training for all members and an honest and loving family life.

Who are in the nuclear and extended families ?

Nuclear family members are parents and children. Extended families are parents, children,grand parents, aunts, uncles and cousins. In Papua New Guinea, the positive extended family gives support to all members. 

Husbands give support to the family of the wife. Wives give support to the family of the husband. All members share in bride price. In traditional families there are strict rules about sex between family members except husband and wife. People are called tambus.

What is a good husband?

He is kind and loving to his wife. He works with her by gender equality and works to lift the esteem of the wife and children. He discusses family problems with his wife and accepts her opinion. He will discuss with her if he disagrees. He has commitment of a leader of wife and children and can be a leader of the extended family. He is not violent and teaches values to family members.

He teaches sons and daughters to be loyal to the family and give support. He teaches sons how to be a good  husband, father and role model. If he has skills in business or fixing cars, he becomes the mentor of his sons and nephews. They learn his skills that they will pass on to their sons.

He is honest in the community and committed to helping the community to grow. He is friendly to neighbours and always ready to help them. He protects his family from danger and makes sure that his sons and daughters go to school. He supports his daughters with gender equality by sending them to school like his sons.

He makes sure that sons and daughters do not go out at night if they are young. He and his wife make sure the young people in the family always tell them where they are going and when they are coming back. He does not want his children to smoke marijuana, take drugs or drink home brew. He does not do these things himself. He protects his daughters from sexual abuse.

He brings home his pay each fortnight and makes sure his wife has money for food, clothes, rent, medicine for the family, school fees and school lunches. He does not waste his pay on beer and other women.

What is a good wife?

A good wife loves her husband and children. She is loyal to them and to members of the extended family. Her husband’s parents and family have accepted her as a good woman and she regards them as her family too. She works hard in looking after house and family. She cooks food, washes clothes and looks after the children.

She may work in a job in the town and brings home fortnight pay that she spends on the family. She and her husband share their fortnight pay. The older children in the family help with house work and looking after the small children.

The wife has values that come from church teachings and she shares these with her husband and children. She wants her family to be loyal, honest and hard working. She wants them to love God and follow the 10 Commandments. The family prays together and each family member says Grace at meals. They go to church.

She shows her own values of love to all family. She loves her neighbours as the Bible tells. She teaches the children not to bear false witness and rest on the Sabbath. She is faithful to her husband and gives her husband loving sex. 

She is a role model for all family members and members of the church and community. She is a good cook and teaches her daughters the skills of cooking as their mentor.

Who need to be cared for in the family?

The family consists of parents, children and members of the extended family. Aged parents may have spent their lives looking after their children. Now it is their time to be looked after. They may come to live with their son or daughter. They will help with looking after the children, particularly if the husband and wife go to work.

The aged parents may be sick and need special care. Others in the family may have disabilities and be unable to work or look after themselves. They may need medical help and hospital care. There may be a person in the family with HIV/AIDS. 

They must not be discriminated against and rejected from the family. They may need support and be taken to the AIDS care clinic for medication. LGBT children need to be loved and supported.

Both the husband and wife will work together to build a strong family with strong love and caring, strong values of what is good and what is bad, loyalty to one another and love of God.

What are the needs of family members?

Families need love, security, cooperation, love, respect, dignity, strong values, self esteem for all family members, gender equality between girls and boys, husband and wife, strong support from extended family, food, shelter, clothing, money for family needs such as medicine, food, school fees, uniforms, books, peace, shared work, shared money, faith in God.

What are important values?

These include respect for other people, truthfulness, love of God, hard work, healthy living, helping one another, honouring father and mother and caring for family as in the Bible, helping other people in need, not abusing our bodies with rubbish food, alcohol, betel nut, home brew and marijuana, respect for life of other people and  respect for women and girls.

Why is strong nutrition an important value?

The Bible tells us that our bodies are temples of God. We must treat our bodies with respect by eating healthy food and drinking clean water. In many parts of the world, this is not possible as rivers are polluted and food is contaminated with poisons.

It is important that we eat fruit, vegetables, grains and nuts as these provide the protein, vitamins and anti- oxidents that keep our body strong. There are foods that are poisonous, damage our bodies and give us cancers. There are poisons in cigarettes, alcohol, home brew and marijuana.

It is important that we do not eat too much fatty food as this blocks up our hearts and can give us heart attacks, diabetes two and strokes.

Many people in PNG eat much fatty pig meat and many die in early age of 48-53. We see the photos of many young people who die and appear in newspaper funeral notices. They smoke cigarettes and do no exercise.

We learn from the old people in villages who live until 80-90 years old. Yet their sons in the towns die at the age of 48.

Young people die early because of their unhealthy lifestyles. They eat rubbish fatty food, do not eat fruit and vegetables, do no exercise, smoke cigarettes and get lung cancer, chew buai and get cancer of the mouth.

Old people live long in the villages because they walk everywhere up and down mountains, drink clean water from the river, do not eat much fatty meat, live in peace, work hard and eat mainly fruit, vegetables, grains and nuts as we are advised in Genesis of the Old Testament.

People who die early had suffered heart attacks and strokes from fatty meat, diabetes two from too much sugar in soft drinks and beer, heart problems from too much salt. We need salt and sugar but not too much.

The Buddhist value is based on the Middle Way. They do not do too much or too little but follow a middle way.

Why is exercise important?

Exercise gives strength to our bodies. We strengthen our muscles and bones. We strengthen our heart and blood vessels and help the blood to pass through all arteries and capillaries. Our cells are supplied with nutrients, salts and water that is pumped through our blood system by exercise.

Exercise burns our nutrients. Sugars are burned off and do not give us diabetes 2 by blocking our liver. Exercise burns our fats that gather in our heart and liver. We must not eat too much fat but a small diet with exercise will not harm us.

Too much fat and not enough exercise will make us fat or obese. So many people in PNG cities and in Australia are fat. We take off weight by eating less fatty food, more fruit and vegetables and regular exercise.

Why is sport important?

Sport gives us the necessary exercise to stop becoming fat. If we play football at school every day and do not eat too much food and drink too much soft drink , we lose weight.

Sport gives us skills that make us strong and able to move. All muscles become strong and allow us to climb mountains, swim oceans and rivers, run for long distances.

If we are healthy, our heart and brain are healthy. We sleep well at night.We are able to work long hours with clear brains and able to make strong decisions. We are not tired.

Sport is important as it makes us a team person. We can play with other people and achieve goals as a team. We learn the rules of team play. We do not play dirty and are not violent on the playing field.

We play to win but are willing to shake the hand of the other team if they win. That is sportsmanship. We often read in the media of a PNG team involved in a fight with the other team when they lost. This is not sportsmanship.

Sport trains some men or women to be leaders. They lead the rest of the team with a commitment to win and play fair, to come to training each week, to master skills as shown by the coach, to accept criticism of the coach and to strive to improve their personal best or PB.

An effective coach is a leader with the skills and experience to guide young players to become star players. This man or woman will be the judge of the achievement of the team and performance of the individual players.

The coach is like a father or mother to younger players and guides them in their lives off the field. The coach may be mentor to a young player who is drinking too much alcohol and having trouble with his wife. Another player may have just lost his job and needs someone to talk to. A good coach will know when a player is unhappy.

Women in sport

We live in a world of gender equality. If men play sport, women should play too. They need the life giving that sport brings us with exercise and healthy lifestyle. There are champion women in the world in all codes of sport who are role models for other women motivated to play sport too.

Many women in Papua New Guinea play no sport and as they grow older, become fat or obese. They are not healthy and face the danger of death through heart attacks, strokes or diabetes 2. Successful women in sport do not smoke, drink alcohol or chew buai. They limit the amount of soft drink they take every week.

The problem is that the sponsors in sport prefer to focus on men rather than women. So the big sponsorship in team sport often goes to the men.

Importance of the media

The media in Papua New Guinea shows photos on their sports pages of both men’s and women’s teams. The media is important in promoting sport as TV sports programs and sports pages will attract other sponsors and lift the money that goes to sport.

The football scene in Papua New Guinea lives on teams sponsored by companies. The companies have taken over the team and links the sale of their product to the success of their team.

That is why team managers work hard to make sure that their team players conduct themselves in sportsmanlike ways. If a football player is charged with violence by the police and charged in Court, that player will most likely be sacked by the company.

The sporting teams are expected to be role models for the young fans in the community and their families. A football team in UK once appeared in Court for rape of two young women. The judge blasted their stupidity as community role models.

Disabled players in sport

Disabled people can suffer a life that is limited by the inability to walk or move about. They may have been in an accident or born brain damaged. They spend their lives in a wheel chair or a bed and may do not exercise. Their life span will be cut short.

Modern society accepts that disabled people need to be loved and cared for in families. Those who are able to move around are encouraged to be involved in sport.

The standard of the performance does not match that of able bodied sports people. But we accept that they are doing their personal best. They are proud of their achievement and the community should be proud too.

There is now an Olympics for disabled people. The sponsorship is not as great. The disabled and women in sport suffer the same problem with sponsorship.

What are the values of other religions?

The Christian values are based on Grace. We live in God’s grace. We are all sinners and cannot bargain with God to find salvation. We live by faith but that does mean that we have to live by works too. We tell God that we are sinners and beg his Grace for salvation. We cannot buy salvation but only beg for Grace.

The Buddhist values are based on (1) the Middle Way and (2) the 8 Fold Plan. In the Plan, we follow the right beliefs, attitudes, feelings, humility, responses, actions, occupation and lifestyle. If we strive for perfection and truth in everything we do, we will live a holy life.

The Moslem faith places total emphasis on Allah through the prophet Mohammed. This faith believes in one God and the existence of Satan. It is a very strict religion that imposes Sharia law in Moslem nations that can have people arrested for immoral conduct and punished at times with death.

Hindu faith believes in more than one God. They believe in reincarnation by which the soul of a dead person moves on to enter another body human or animal. The society is divided into casts and the lowest are the untouchables that are pushed away from society only able to do the dirtiest work.

QUESTIONS TO DR KERYN PHELPS INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR WENTWORTH

Do you support the official paradigm shift to families and responsibilities of men and boys? Of course there is domestic violence against women and girls. But the approach should focus on loving families and build up from there. Foreign lesbians just want to blame all men and leave it at that.

As the independent candidate for Wentworth, past President of the Australian Medical Association and a campaigner for gay and lesbian rights, I ask for your views on the conduct of AusAID and United Nations gays, lesbians and paedophiles in Papua New Guinea.

They have been strictly anti-family. As a doctor, do you support the break-down of families that is being promoted by foreign activists? They seek single sex marriage of gays and lesbians. We know that you support this.

Do you support the rights of LGBT children that the UN and AusAID activists have targeted by saying they have rights and parents have no rights.

They say that all discipline is parental abuse. Yet the welfare organizations, churches and police in this country are saying that parents must exert greater control over their sons and daughters. 

We say that children must not spend their days on the streets to be taken for sex by paedophiles. Do you agree with this?

There are paedophiles in this country who want to see the age of consent lowered. They say that children have sexual needs and sexual rights that are being blocked by parents, welfare and churches. Do you agree?

Should same sex couples adopt straight children? Should underage children be able to seek medical treatment without their parents’ knowledge? Should underage children be given condoms by care groups? Should underage children become sex workers?

Should gay and lesbian activists acknowledge the same level of domestic violence among same sex couples as among heterosexual couples? Please click:

Intimate partner violence in lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and ...

https://aifs.gov.au/cfca/publications/intimate-partner-violence-lgbtiq-communities

People who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex experience intimate partner 
violence at similar rates as those who identify as ..

Should the gay and lesbian agenda become part of school curriculum? Should young people be required in schools to reveal their sexuality as in Massachusetts schools of past years?

Foreign gays, lesbians and paedophiles promote the misinformation that all women are abused and all men are violent. This is false in Papua New Guinea with thousands of loving husbands, wives and children. 

The foreign lesbians have even arranged special buses in Port Moresby called Meri Seif buses for women and girls but this is totally false propaganda. It is meant to support fake news. 

Women are not abused on public transport. Men offer their seats to any women who come on board. The foreign lesbians claim that women are abused and groped on public transport. Lies. The foreign lesbian activists are backstabbing anti-man bullies and liars.

We read in the media of Australian students seeking to be classified as transgender. Are schools becoming divided by sexuality? We read of companies having 3% of workers as LGBT. What happened to the Importance of skill and competence of workers?

Should gay and lesbian activists hide the dangers of damage to anuses by gay sex and the infection of men and boys with hideous gut parasites from licking anuses and swallowing egg laden faeces? Have you experienced this as a doctor?

Do you support the practice of fisting by gay men and lesbian women who insert their hand into the anus/vagina of a partner? Does this cause permanent injury to the partner with damage to the anus and vagina? What is your medical opinion?

Should PNG orphans be sent to Australia to be adopted by same sex couples? Should a separate curriculum be set up in schools for LGBT students?

AFRAID OF GAYS, LESBIANS AND PAEDOPHILES

I am afraid of the gay, lesbian and paedophile community in Papua New Guinea. They have an agenda all of their own and are working to take control of our children. 

They are loyal to no government except the hidden gay and lesbian government - not to the UN, Australian Aid nor the Papua New Guinea Government .

They believe that the end justifies the means and seek control by condemning families and parents especially fathers. They want street kids to rise in numbers so that they can be groomed and taken by the gay, lesbian and heterosexual paedophiles.

There is an ongoing hidden agenda to same sex rights. In other countries we read of same sex rights given and people rejoicing that we are all now free. That is gross misinformation. 

The gay, lesbian and paedophile community is not free. The LGBT children who are stolen will not be free. 

With same sex rights comes rights for children, lowering of the age of consent, legalization of sex workers including underage children, adoption of straight children by same sex couples and an LGBT curriculum in schools which has started in Australia since legalization of gay and lesbian sex.

The foreign gay and lesbian activists are willing to ride roughshod over family rights in Papua New Guinea. Let us hope that the PNG politicians are strong and wise on the rights of families and children.

Gay and lesbian violence is hidden from the community amid accusations of violence against men. Please click:

Intimate partner violence in lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and ...

https://aifs.gov.au/cfca/publications/intimate-partner-violence-lgbtiq

People who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex or queer  experience intimate partner violence at similar rates as those who identify