Continuing with Eyes Wide Open by sexual abuse victim Fiona Barnett

.... The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Abuse seemingly exposed multiple Australian church denominations for their cover up of heinous sex crimes against children. As I predicted and published in 2013, the Royal Commission took a ‘sampling approach’ to the massive child trafficking network known as the Australian churches. The Commission’s approach buried the true nature and scope of church involvement in organised child trafficking. The Royal Commission featured notable cases from each of Australia’s major denominations including the Roman Catholics, Salvation Army, Jehovah Witnesses, Anglicans, and Assemblies of God. None of these were new revelations, but cases that had already been prosecuted or published in the mainstream press. I will now follow suit and highlight one case example – Hillsong.....

.... Brian Houston, the founder of the Hillsong Church, is under investigation by New South Wales police over his handling of the sex crimes committed by his father Frank Houston… In 2014, Brian Houston gave evidence before the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, which later found he had failed to take the matter to the police and had a conflict of interest in dealing with the complaints against his father. It has emerged that in the wake of the Royal Commission’s findings, NSW Police began looking into his handling of his father’s crimes, an investigation that was suspended because of lack of evidence. A NSW police spokesman said the investigation has been reopened and is now ‘current and active.’....

... ‘Frater 616’ reportedly died in 2004. His confession was published on a 2010 Australian website (loveforlife) that was subsequently forcibly taken down. His words are consistent with everything I write in this book, and with my own experience of Satanism in Sydney during the 1970s and 80s. I probably attended rituals with this man. Frater 616 said he was recruited into Satanism in 1971 while attending a Sydney university. From his description, I perceive he was recruited into the University of Sydney’s OTO. Don’t ask me why a cult member would want such an admission published. All I can say is the following account is consistent with my experience of the same cult. Frater 616’s confession captures the Satanist philosophy; it provides insight to their cult hierarchy, connections, recruitment methods, and influence. I omitted some revolting descriptions of rituals and porn, underlined important points, and clarified information in the footnotes.,,,

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