No, not on my watch!

by Gayle Cue, Bangalow, NSW, Australia

There were children and teenagers, with their parents at a presentation by Serge Benhayon at Lennox Head Community Centre held on Friday night, 12th October 2012. An Australian television channel’s  employees attended under false pretences. It is an open event, so there was not a problem in them attending, but still they lied about why they were there. David Millikan, calling himself a minister of the Uniting Church, asked to take the stage to ask questions of the audience and because there is nothing to hide and Universal Medicine always welcomes genuine inquiry, he was given permission to do so. Within three minutes he turned into a blood thirsty sensationalist.It was sort of like watching a werewolf morph right before our eyes. He was shouting statements full of inflammatory words and three previously hidden cameras were whipped into action, filming whoever they could in attendance – including the traumatized children. IF that footage of children goes to air, then this well known television channel in question is setting them up to be abused in their communities, in their schools and online. Millikan’s intention is to label a group of people as cult members without having actually asked a question nor allowed an answer. It was a witch hunt. If this television channel, in their desperation for ratings, airs footage of children, they are feeding the bullying culture we are all suffering from. We have to stand up and say “NO, not on my watch”.