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First, They Came for Our Hospitals. Welcome to Australia. · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to the
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  slippery slope. Hey so I read the story a few
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  weeks ago. I actually, when I first read it
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  I thought I thought I didn't really understand what they were
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  saying, I thought I must not be understanding.
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  What is being written right in front of me?
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  I must not be comprehending. This properly, I doubted my
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  ability to understand the English language at the time
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  because I thought I live in the nation.
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  I live in the country of Australia where, you know,
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  Democratic Democratic Nation we come.
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  We're part of the Commonwealth. We don't live.
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  Live under a government that just unilaterally takes over
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  private Enterprise, you know, if they can't do it all, then they
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  make legislation, they create legislation that allows them to
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  just just take it over by force. I thought that's not the
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  Australia that I live in but well, there you go.
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  I was wrong. That is exactly the Australia
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  that I live in apparently. So what I'm talking about is
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  what's happened in the act, the Australian Capital territory,
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  Right. If you're not from Australia,
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  the ACT Australian, Capital territory is where our Capital
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  Canberra. It's not a bigger city.
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  Is the capital where all the politicians work from the
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  federal? The ACT is also.
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  Australia. It's a Bastion front leader for
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  woke ideologies. It's a very small area.
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  So that's where their Federal politicians work out from they
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  govern from. But also it's it's got its own
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  little government there. Kinds of comes under Federal
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  jurisdiction, extremely woke, extremely woke.
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  Now, I'm going to read some things that come from the ACL,
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  the Australian Christian Lobby. I would encourage you to get a
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  hold of their newsletters that gets sent out.
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  Like I said, I was reading this article a couple of different
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  articles I thought I had it all wrong.
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  I thought I cannot be reading this properly, I must not
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  understand what's going on lo and behold.
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  I wasn't reading it incorrectly. This is exactly right act
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  government to take over Calvary, public hospital to make way for
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  new 1 billion dollar. Northside Hospital not listen to
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  the way they frame this article to, you know, with it's like
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  they're coming along like this benevolence.
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  Benevolent being that, you know, just giving they just they just
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  got the people in mind, it's big fat lie.
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  A city government has announced controversial plans to take over
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  the Catholic owned Calvary public hospital.
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  So I'm going to tell you that. This is really a push to take
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  over a public hospital because it's run by an organization that
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  has christian-based biblically-based morals and
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  principles nothing to do with them.
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  Just trying to do a good thing the government like I said
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  before, if the government saying they're doing something for you,
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  the the here to help you Turn around quick because someone's
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  about to crack you in the back of the head, which is exactly
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  what's happened here. The government said today would
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  allocate more than 1 billion dollars towards new hospital in
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  Bruce at the existing kill recite.
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  Now, this Hospital wasn't wasn't running to the ground.
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  It didn't You know, it wasn't failing or anything like that.
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  It was providing extremely adequate, extremely good
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  services. But I'll tell you, what seems to
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  have happened is that the hospital didn't support the
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  services that the government the ACT government wanted, you know,
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  with extreme abortions with helping young children. helping
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  direct them into transitioning services and all, that kind of
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  thing. This is the real problem.
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  So the government Calvary Healthcare began negotiating
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  hospitals future in May last year, but they were unable to
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  reach an agreement. The government said it would now
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  introduce new legislation on Thursday to compulsorily
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  acquire, the hospital's assets and effectively transition
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  Calvary staff to Canberra health services.
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  So they were trying to negotiate, they couldn't come to
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  an agreement. So the government says stuff
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  it's let's just change. Let's just create legislation.
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  Ation. Create the legislation and make
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  it ours. Take it by force, or kind of a
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  country. What kind of country do we live
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  in? Where that happens?
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  I didn't think we lived in in Russia.
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  I didn't think that happened. I didn't think we lived in
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  China. I didn't think the giant, the
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  communist China is but Chinese Communist Party were our
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  governments, but obviously they've been learning from the
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  Chinese Communist Party. Haven't they the ACT government
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  continues to make? Being for the significant
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  investments in infrastructure to build cameras, future and ensure
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  we meet the needs of a growing city.
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  See what they're saying here the minister Andrew Bear bar said
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  yeah we want to meet the needs of a growing city.
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  We just a benevolent Society just trying to give that's all
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  we are. No no no, not at all liar liar.
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  The government has said, is set up, set up a transition team.
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  K Calvary will also be compensated funny enough.
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  They didn't really want to be you forcing it health Minister
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  Rachel. Stephen Smith said the 1 billion
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  dollar cost was a big decision for the future of the healthcare
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  Healthcare in the ACT to consolidate Health Services.
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  She said the Takeover would consolidate the ACT public
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  hospitals and create a single Health Network, allowing the
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  government to better coordinate Health Services distribute
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  resources, Has effectively and strengthen the capacity of our
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  Workforce. Yeah, she couldn't couldn't lie
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  straight in bed. That lady, this is her there.
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  She added Calvary had played an important role in the delivery
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  of Public Health Care for generations of canberrans over
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  the last 44 years. I would like to thank all keep
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  going on. What to say the government did
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  not provide details about staff movements.
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  She goes on down here to say at a media conference.
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  Stephen Smith said it was no secret the government.
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  Calvary had had a strained relationship over the years, but
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  said, the Takeover was not a product of that.
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  And how many people realize that when the government says, I
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  know, know when the government says it's not a product of that,
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  it's not, that's not it. It's just a conspiracy.
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  You don't have to believe that. Well then it probably is the
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  government says no, no, that's not the reason.
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  It's got nothing to do with all these arguments, we've been
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  having. I'll guarantee you.
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  It is to do with all the arguments they have been having.
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  I'll read to you some of the issues that have come up.
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  And this is from some different newsletters of come from the
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  Australian Christian Lobby. It says that pro-life Calvary
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  Hospital is being seized so that the ACT government can roll out
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  euthanasia unhindered. This is in our capital.
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  Why? What they're calling an
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  overriding religious ethos? They're going to say that the
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  federal Parliament needs to hear from People Like Us.
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  Okay. People like their would agree
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  with this that if that it must reject the Australian law Reform
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  Commission recommendations to strip religious schools of the
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  right to hire staff who share their religious ethics and who
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  model their beliefs, about gender and sexuality.
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  Hundreds of late term. Babies are born alive, following
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  abortion. Is every year after birth, there
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  left to die, without pain relief or life-saving care, from what
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  I've heard from what I've been able to read.
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  This is one of the issues Calvary Hospital did not agree
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  with with late-term abortions and leaving leaving these babies
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  to die. goes on to say they're not treated as children but as
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  medical waste here in Australia here in Australia, disgusting
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  disgusting, Doesn't say that Senators need to hear from
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  People Like Us, calling on them. To support, Senator cat can
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  advance, and antique and Babbitt's.
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  Born alive bill. So the baby is, born live in
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  abortions. Can receive Compassionate
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  life-saving Care. Also in another newsletter, says
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  that calvary's conscientious objection to providing elective
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  abortions. And assisted suicide is an
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  Affront to the ACT labor greens government.
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  Remember labor, and the green party.
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  They're the big push behind this this.
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  Then the main force behind this big Porsche or euthanasia that
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  we've seen the last 12 months. I mean, it was always getting
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  pushed along, but since they've come into power Across the
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  Nation a lot more talk a lot more States.
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  Now pushing ahead with euthanasia laws, Anyway, I'll go
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  back over this again. So Cal conscientious objections
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  to providing elective abortions. Sister's suicide isn't a front
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  of the ACT, labor greens government.
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  And there is no tolerance for descent thus why they are taking
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  over forcibly. The hospital goes on to say this
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  takeover would create a dangerous precedent, but other
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  governments to seize Faith Based Services like education.
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  And Health Care, John steinhoff, who's the manager managing
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  director of the human rights. Law Alliance has said the icy
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  Government Act government will soon introduce some of the most
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  extreme euthanasia laws in the world.
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  One of the key barriers to the compelled Universal rollout of
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  Yuna euthanasia, on both the willing and unwilling is
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  Calvary. Calvary ha Hospital that I think
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  it's everything to do with Calvary pushing against the ACT
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  government and their desire to shed innocent blood.
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  Their desire to kill. And now we have a government
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  that will forcefully forcibly. Take over.
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  A hospital. If they can do it to them, they
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  can do it to anyone. the end today, I want to read I want to
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  read this. This something of a poem it's
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  attributed to Martin niemoller pronouncing that, right?
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  Anyway, he was a German Lutheran, pastor and theologian
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  born. Obviously, in Germany and lip
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  start to Germany in 1892. So, in Imola, hope I'm
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  pronouncing that right? It was an anti-communist and
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  supported at off, Hitler's rise to power, but when, but when,
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  after he came to A power Hitler insisted on the supremacy of the
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  state over religion, the Imola became disillusioned.
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  He became the leader of a group of German clergyman opposed to
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  Hitler in 1937. He was arrested and eventually
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  confined in one important try and pronounce those places.
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  And you know, obviously these are some kind of Prisons.
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  He was released in 1945 by the Allies.
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  He continued his career in Germany as a cleric and as a
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  leading voice Voice of penance and Reconciliation for the
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  German people after World War two.
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  So one version of this poem that he's written a longer version,
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  which is at the Holocaust Memorial Day, trust is as
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  follows since burst. They came for the Communists and
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  I did not speak out because I was not a communist.
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  Then they came for the Socialists and I did not speak
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  out because I was not a socialist.
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  Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak
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  out because I was not a trade unionist, then they came for the
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  Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew.
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  Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak out for
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  me. If we don't speak out for what's
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  happening in our country, get up and make a noise sign the
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  petitions, create a fuss. Let the government's know that
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  we do not agree with hostile takeovers like Calvary Hospital.
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  We got no one else to blame, but ourselves.
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  So he's the problem. The nation that continually
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  rejects God produces judicial legislative and executive
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  branches of government that approve of and encourage
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  immorality and Corruption. It's what a talks about in
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  Romans chapter 1. This is what happens.
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  And this is what has happened with our government currently
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  here in Australia. Continually rejecting God
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  embracing Pagan worship, embracing immorality.
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  And this is where we are. Fighting.
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  For the rights, for the right to kill unborn children.
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  And pushing head with legislation.
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  Of euthanasia. That's our nation the nation.
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  That's rejected. God.
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  And these are the consequences that we and they are enduring.
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  Thanks for listening to the slippery slope.
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  They just