Melbourne Christian Leader Blames Bushfire Disater On Abortions:

Abortion to blame for fires says Pastor

The Catch the Fire Ministries has tried to blame the bushfires disaster on laws decriminalising abortion in Victoria.

The evangelical church's leader, Pastor Danny Nalliah, claimed he had a dream about raging fires on October 21 last year and that he woke with "a flash from the Spirit of God: that His conditional protection has been removed from the nation of Australia, in particular Victoria, for approving the slaughter of innocent children in the womb".

Pastor Nalliah said he was helping to co-ordinate fire relief, including providing trucks to distribute clothes and food and giving his own blood, but he said he must tell "the truth".

Asked by the Sydney Morning Herald if he did not believe most Australians would regard his remarks as being in appallingly bad taste, he said today: "I must tell people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear."

He said it was no use "molly-coddling" Australians.

Asked if he believed in a God who would take vengeance by killing so many people indiscriminately - even those who opposed abortion, Mr Nalliah referred to 2 Chronicles 7:14 to vouch for his assertion that God could withdraw his protection from a nation.

"The Bible is very clear," he said. "If you walk out of God's protection and turn your back on Him, you are an open target for the devil to destroy."

In the New King James version of the Bible, 2 Chronicles 7:14 states that: "If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land."

Mr Nalliah said: "In my dream I saw fire everywhere with flames burning very high and uncontrollably. With this I woke up from my dream with the interpretation as the following words came to me in a flash from the Spirit of God: that His conditional protection has been removed from the nation of Australia, in particular Victoria, for approving the slaughter of innocent children in the womb."

The former Treasurer, Peter Costello, sent a video message to an Australia Day prayer meeting organised by Pastor Nalliah.

He quoted a headline describing the fires as "The Darkest hour for Victoria". "A few months ago the news media should have reported 'the darkest hour for the unborn', but unfortunately the 'Decriminalisation of Abortion bill' went through parliament and was passed, thus making many people call Victoria 'the baby killing state of Australia,' " Mr Nalliah said.

Pastor Nalliah said there may be criticism. But he said he did not send out his media statement thoughtlessly. "We spend two days working on it."

He had previously said drought and the world financial crisis could be partly blamed on human sin.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/1397440

Frances wrote on Apr 4^th, 2012 at 7:45am:



Frances don't be hanging by you know what waiting for Falah to make sense.

It's the inbreeding that has caused his idiocy.

You know shake rattle and roll was to be deported many years ago, 1988 actually. The immigration  minister at the time Chris Hurford in  a labor government had signed the papers  it was reversed by the new minister Gerry Hand in 1990. Pressure from above perhaps.

So thanks to labor we have this parasite in our country.

Don't worry Pansi, I am sure there is an old man out there to ease your frustrations.

One of these may tickle your fancy.

Don't say I never help you.

Frances wrote on Apr 4^th, 2012 at 7:45am:


Frances, the point is that you can find idiots in all organisations.

Hilali was not "Grand Mufti" of Australia. Australia does not have such a position.

The title was bestowed upon Hilali by a small organisation that has very few members. This organisation has since removed the title from Hilaly.

Danny Nalliah, who also should be ignored, is the leader of a religious organisation in Melbourne known as the evangelical Catch the Fire Ministries.

Most Christians probably would not support Danny Nalliah's comments, just as most Muslims do not support the comments of Hilaly.

blackadder wrote on Apr 4^th, 2012 at 7:50am:


Yes very clever, except that I am a sixth-generation white Australian with ancestry as diverse as English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Danish and French backgrounds.

My mother and father are not related, and I was born in Melbourne not Moe, Dubbo or Tasmania.

falah wrote on Apr 4^th, 2012 at 8:39am:



This is very similar to claims made frequently online

In this post, you're keen to stress your 'whiteness' and to lay claim to northern european ancestry

If there's any truth to such claims --- doesn't leave much room for anything else, does it ?

Yet northern europeans are not muslim -- instead, they drove the muslims out several hundreds of years ago

until the fake Saudis (jews, like the Turkish leaders) began throwing around hundreds of billions of oil money on, quote:

' the promotion of the spread of islam in the West '

Many of those billions smoothed the palms of Western 'politicians'

and of course, several billion goes -- one minute, drib-drab at a time -- to traitorous little bastards who talk-up islam online for PAY

Some of those traitorous little bastards become all aghast when stung. And the way to sting them is to imply they're of muslim origin/ancestry

So greatly do the Paid-to-Post traitors despise muslims

that they will immediately seek to remove the taint of islam from their online identities by making absurd claims about being of northern european ancestry

making them cowards and hypocrites as well as traitors

Anyone -- anyone who genuinely possesses English, Irish, Scottish, Welch, French and Danish blood would NOT spend one iota of time in obscure online fora championing islam

So which is it, falah --- you traitorously post for pay ?

Or you are pure mud without one northern european gene to your name


Not that anyone would expect anything resembling truth from you

So we're left to form our own conclusions

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Apr 4^th, 2012 at 8:23am:




shes got you there ba... I was going to ask which one is you??