Sunday, June 13, 2010

Kids brainwashed in school

I haven't posted anything for quite a while, mainly because it's still business as usual in Helidon for the MMM (or the cult formerly known as the MMM, better known now as the HSRA - Helidon Sports & Rec Association). They're still getting grant funding from the incompetent Queensland Government through their fake community organisations.

Interestingly, the Helidon State School curriculum includes weekly Religious Instruction. This is an extract from the school's website http://helidonss.eq.edu.au/wcmss/index.php/School-Prospectus.html (I've highlighted in red some key points):

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
Legislation provides that within a specific time period each week, approved instructors, who are religious leaders or accredited representatives of a faith group, are able to gain right-of-entry into a State School to provide religious instruction to students to develop and support particular beliefs, values and attitudes.


Religious Instruction only occurs in accordance with legislation and departmental policy and the conduct of any specific school events, which have religious, spiritual and/or ethical content are inclusive and only occur in accordance with departmental policies.


Religious Instruction takes place weekly on Tuesdays at 9.00am for a duration of one half hour for children from Year 1-7. Ministers and nominated catechists from a number of religious denominations take classes: Catholic, Anglican/Uniting/Presbyterian, Lutheran and Celtic Corma Australia.

So if the website is right, the Department of Education has accredited the loonies from the MMM to come in to the school and brainwash the kids into the MMM! How the hell did the Corma Coptic (i.e. MMM) get recognised as a religion alongside legitimate religions like Catholic, Anglican etc?? Apparently this is all within 'departmental guidelines'. They must be very broad guidelines to allow those wackos to spread their rubbish in a school paid for by the poor Queensland taxpayer.

I wonder if the Minister for Education, Geoff Wilson, is aware of this?

Saturday, August 8, 2009

RockStock

Yes well RockStock is almost upon us again. They've started selling tickets online through the helidon.org website via PayPal. Once again, Tabletop Junior Arts & Crafts Club Inc is who the payment goes to.

Strange for an 'arts and crafts' club to organise a concert? Nowhere on the helidon.org website do they mention the club. Would that be because of the Courier-Mail & Toowoomba Chronicle articles?

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Tabletop Junior Arts and Crafts Club Inc

Tabletop is a funny name for a group based in Helidon, isn't it? Does it refer to tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons or something?

No, it's yet another link to the MMM.

You see, when Debra first came to Queensland, she was actually based in Toowoomba, not Helidon. Just outside Toowoomba is Mt Tabletop. People would come on First Saturdays to go to Mass at Holy Name Church and hear Debra speak. Afterwards, they would all hop in their cars and drive to Mt Tabletop, which they would then climb. The MMM had erected a cross at the top, with each of the Stations of the Cross along the way.

The name makes sense now doesn't it? 

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Kool Parsley

If you shop at IGA supermarkets in south-east Queensland, you may notice they sell parsley packaged in a bag with the label 'Kool Parsley'.

Buying this parsley funds the Magnificat Meal Movement!

The MMM (via a wholly-owned company) owns a parsley farm in the Lockyer Valley. It's members work on the farm for free to pick and pack the parsley for sale to distributors.

It's all done through a private company known as LVH Pty Ltd. 'LVH' stands for Lockyer Valley Hydro Gardens. The directors and primary shareholders of the company are senior members of the MMM.

Any money made by the company is pure profit as anyone knows the largest cost to a business is salaries and wages. In this case, there are no salaries as cult members voluntarily work for free on the farm.

Further proof: go to the http://www.helidon.org/ website. See the 4th pic from the left? Yep, it's a bloke with a pallet of fresh parsley from the MMM farm.

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Hey Hey it's Saturday

No I'm not talking about Daryl Somers and Ossie Ostrich!

If you look at all the events organised through the 'helidon.org' website, you'll notice that no event is EVER scheduled to occur on Saturday during daylight hours. Seriously, go to the website now and you will see what I mean.

Saturday evening/night is fine, so is Sunday. What gives?

Well for the MMM followers, Saturday is the Sabbath. Like the Jews, they're banned from doing any work between sundown Friday and sundown Saturday. They also have a special day of prayer on the first Saturday of each month.

So, is it a coincidence the Rockstock mob don't organise any events on a Saturday?

In my opinion, this PROVES the Rockstock, Tabletop Junior Arts, Helidon Sports & Rec etc are just fake organisations run by the Magnificat Meal Movement.

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Jazz festival

Toowoomba's Mail paper published the following article on the Jazz festival:

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Jazz%20event%20attracts%20all%20music%20lovers.-a0198123742

See the quote from Bob Mair, "It amazes me, how a small community such as Helidon could manage to put on a show such as this".

Exactly mate, exactly. That's 'cos its the MMM's slaves doing it for nothing.

Open your eyes people!

They're at it again - KA-CHING!!!

The MMM has got more taxpayer money, this time $25,000 from the Queensland Premier herself!

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Helidon%20to%20rock%20in%20September.-a0199042206

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Festival%20group%20dances%20for%20joy.-a0198527551

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Old%20rockers%20in%20Helidon.-a0199567459

The Gatton Star reported earlier this month that Rockstock 2009 will be receiving more government funding. Its through the QERDP. How does the government know the money will be used for Rockstock and not sent straight into Big Mamma D's deep pockets?

I can't believe Anna Bligh would be that stupid especially after the Courier-Mail articles (see in my list of links).