You are a very clever and somewhat dangerous individual, and I see no point in debating you – I don’t agree with your subliminal assertions, but they are your right.

For the record though, David Barker was not “assassinated” for being a Christian, rather for being a bigot.

John Howard was a Christian, Kevin Rudd a media Christian, Tony Abbott a “muscular catholic”.

Personally I think that people like Rudd and Abbott are unfit to govern due to their reliance on guidance from a supernatural manifestation of human ignorance – this measuring stick I would also apply to a Muslim or Jew who sought power.

I am very curious as to your assertion that both faith and reason are dead… if one is dead then the other must, by definition be resurrected – I would like to hear more from you on that matter.

You are interesting – dangerous; yet interesting.

I agree with you, Mr Barker’s big mistake was posting his opinion on the internet while running for parliament. I still stand by my comment -the media character assassinated Mr Barker for being a Christian.

I think the Common Law in this country is being Balkanized, that’s the agenda. Division of Wentworth to the Jews, division of Chiefly to Muslims, division of Greenspan to Hill Song -and each with their own agenda.

Look at Mr Husic, he has every right to run for parliament, but he still hasn’t declared any conflict of interests. For example, Union associations, ethnic or religious groups in Chiefly. Remember the media said that Mr Husic is a Bosnian Muslim, and we all know what happened during the horrific Bosnian war -where neighbor turned on neighbor. No one can say this war didn’t affect him -that’s why he has to declare.

Judas, in an age where faith and reason are dead, where there’s nothing left but power for it’s own sake (just ask MP Gillard how she got the job), I’m glad there are people like you who are not shy to speak up. Good show.

I approved the comment nonetheless as I don’t approve of censorship – even if your comment does contain a link to some terribly ignorant and bigoted writing.

The more people that have a chance to view your site, the more chance that there will be another atheist waking up tomorrow.

You have some very strange views Mr Giordano, but that is your right I suppose.

I fell into a trap? Hmm, ok… not quite following you there, nor do I quite understand what on earth you are on about when you claim that “the media” used the despicable Barker’s “own words against him and made him look like a zealot” and then seem to be saying that reporting what someone says and letting people judge them on that isn’t right.

You seem to be quite confused my dear fellow.

In my opinion, Barker and his ilk are “odiuos, bigoted, ignorant [and] detestable cretins”.

They use the fairy tales of ignorant shepherds some 2000 years ago to pass judgement on their fellow human beings and enforce their own personal prejudices, using said tales as justification for their bigotry.

You sound like a conspiracy theorist to me.

In your opinion, is an atheist or a Muslim, a Hindu or a Jew just as entitled to hold a position of power in this country as a Xian?

“Is there an agenda here?” – what, the Islamification of Australia?

Who benefits from a parliament that comprises of representatives of our diverse multicultural society?

*Everyone*

I have a tinfoil hat that I no longer use if you wish to take it off my hands.

See @leapingjudas you fell into the perfect media trap. The media don’t use words like “Odious, bigoted, ignorant, detestable cretins” -believe me, re-read their articles. For example, the comedian Russell Peters puts it best -how the media plays with your mind, they show a picture of a car crash and then a picture of an Asian, and ask you what you think. And of course your mind puts the two images together. The media is very clever.

In this case what the media have done is ingenious, they have used Mr Barker’s own words against him and made him look like a zealot -which is not right. The media is trying to kill discussion on the topic by discrediting Mr Barker. What Mr Barker is suggesting, there’s a conflict of interest here -is the Labor candidate really fair and balanced or is there an agenda here? Remember the words of Cicero – who benefits?

A person with the right to vote in an election also carries a very real responsibility to ensure that their vote is not wasted, or ‘bartered’ away in some back room deal. They need to know what policies their chosen candidate and their political party stand upon.

http://justmeintchristian.blogspot.com/2010/07/faith-and-politics.html