Who said I attend the church on a regular basis?  You also have no idea which religion i am of.

Nice work though nail to divert from the facts that both quantum and I support a royal commission

You are just a dog nail, pure and simple devoid of basic reading comprehension

And look who is also backing a royal commission.

So what is Gillards problem?

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has declared his support for a "wide-ranging" royal commission into allegations of child sex abuse, but says it should not just focus on claims involving the Catholic Church.

His move adds significant pressure on the Prime Minister to establish a national inquiry into explosive allegations by a senior New South Wales police investigator that the church covered up evidence involving paedophile priests.

Julia Gillard has not yet said whether she thinks a royal commission is needed, but Mr Abbott has pledged his support if the Government decides to establish such an inquiry.

"Wherever abuse has occurred it must be tackled and it must be tackled vigorously, openly and transparently," Mr Abbott said in a statement.

"It's clear that for a long period there was insufficient awareness and insufficient vigilance when it came to predatory behaviour by people in positions of authority over children.

"Any investigation must be wide-ranging, must consider any evidence of the abuse of children in Australia, and should not be limited to the examination of any one institution.

"It must include all organisations, government and non-government, where there is evidence of sexual abuse."

Several Labor MPs have publicly declared their support for a nationally constituted royal commission, saying it is the only way to deal with allegations that cross state borders.

The New South Wales Government has set up an inquiry in response to the allegations. A separate parliamentary inquiry into church sex abuse is already underway in Victoria.

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says he is "deeply disturbed" by the issue of child abuse, and has indicated his willingness to support a broader inquiry if needed.

"If either of these independent inquiries conclude that there is evidence of institutional resistance on the part of the Catholic Church, or that more resources are needed to deal with these matters, then I believe this would constitute a clear case for a national royal commission," he said.

"Under any such royal commission, there should be an open examination of what has occurred in the past; what further reforms are necessary for the future as well as addressing the key question of appropriate compensation for victims," he said.

Fear and ignorance are the cause of Christian bashing.

I write children's books

The next one will be

Teddy learns about love

Teddy loves Samantha, Samantha loves Bill, Bill loves Lisa, Lisa loves Verge, Verge loves Teddy

Teddy is confused

... wrote on Nov 12^th, 2012 at 4:00pm:


Rubbish !! Christians promote unreason as a positive virtue and as such it should be discouraged !!

... wrote on Nov 12^th, 2012 at 5:42pm:


Hi Nail,
I'll answer this with a question.

Robert,
Why do you fear Nazis so much?
How do they personally affect you.


Why do you fear pedophiles so much?
How do they personally affect you.

... wrote on Nov 12^th, 2012 at 5:52pm:



Robert can't answer his own question with one word changed - what a loser.