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Is homelessness the fault of the High Court?
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The homeless children have no peace, the hundred thousand homeless men and women sleeping rough tonight in the gutters, under bridges, in drains in the major cities have no peace, and every litigant in any Federal Court has no peace, because nothing is predictable in those places. The Parliament of the Commonwealth is charged with making laws for the peace order and good government of the Commonwealth.
Is Family Law Act 1975 good government? We cannot have that determined, by the High Court because they subscribe to a different God, to that of 65% of Australians. That God is the Parliament. The Parliament like Almighty God is jealous. It does not want its pontifications effectively challenged. Their power was challenged twice in the High Court between 1948 and 1952, in the Bank Nationalisaton Case, and again in the Communist Party case, so the lawyers in Parliament decided to kill the High Court. They killed it by restricting access to its power. By tying its hands, and closing its doors, to all except the few who can attract public attention, the absolute power the lawyers crave, was removed from the High Court, and shifted to the Executive Government.
They have continued to shut it away like a virgin, safely cloistered in a convent like environment. The Abbot, used to be Murray Gleeson. He was very jealous of his Virgins Power. Catholics pray to the Virgin Mary, Protestants pray to Jesus Christ, but no one can pray to the High Court. The Virgin Court, should be its name. It should be accessible to everyone as a universal catholic church, the very head of a commonwealth, and homeless children should be given justice