NSW Police Force discrimination

[Rev. Chris Roubis]

NSW Police Force discrimination.

Thought I would share this with everyone, incase other anti-zionists, truthers etc. want to get a handgun license.

I am writing to share some thoughts that I believe merit attention, particularly in today's complex socio-political climate. As a concerned citizen, it is my wish to express my views on matters that affect our freedoms and rights.

Firstly, I would like to emphasize that my abilities, which some may perceive as unconventional, should not be grounds for discrimination. The utilization of alternative forms of insight, including psychic abilities, is a practice acknowledged by various sectors, including government agency involvement in significant operational contexts.

Yes I am psychic, and see through any tyrannical government... why discriminate me, what are you afraid of ?
The CIA and many law enforcement agencies use psychics to solve cold cases, including offensive military operations.

Secondly, I firmly assert that my dedication to democratic values and critiques against perceived oppressive regimes should be recognized as valid expressions of belief rather than dismissed as delusional.

My democratic political values and beliefs should not be considered as delusional in today's Communist regimes.

Finally, the complexities surrounding military operations and their implications for civil society must be approached with open dialogue. Understanding these facets is crucial in ensuring that all citizens feel secure in their right to discuss and criticize the structures governing them.

Just because you cannot see through military operations such as, false flag attacks & psychological operations, does not make me delusional.
You cowards are threatened by me... nothing more.

I want to address an important issue concerning the ongoing perceptions and misunderstandings related to anxiety and its implications for responsible firearm ownership.

It is crucial to recognize that a significant portion of the public, including members of various organizations such as my pistol club, experience anxiety. Despite this common challenge, many individuals, including those who possess handgun licenses, manage their condition effectively.

I would like to emphasize that if anxiety were to be deemed a disqualifying factor, it would raise serious questions regarding one’s ability to operate a vehicle, which I believe presents a higher risk than responsible firearm handling.

It is my hope that through education and awareness, we can promote a fairer understanding of the relationship between anxiety and responsible firearm ownership.

Dear JLS Adjudication Officer,

I am writing to formally express my concerns regarding the treatment I have received from the NSW Police Force during my recent interactions with their representatives. It has come to my attention that I have been unfairly discriminated against based on my political and religious beliefs. Specifically, I believe that I have been unjustly labeled as delusional by individuals associated with the aforementioned organization.

During my review with zionist Dr Adrian Keller, a Psychiatrist in Hurstville NSW, I was asked questions related to the ongoing conflict between Palestine and Israel, etc. These inquiries seemed to reflect a bias that calls into question the objectivity of the mental health assessment I underwent, for a hand gun license. It is paramount that individuals be treated with dignity and respect, without prejudice towards their beliefs or opinions.

I urge you to investigate this matter thoroughly and ensure that appropriate measures are taken to prevent future occurrences of discrimination. Safeguarding individuals' rights to express their beliefs freely is fundamental to our society, and I trust that this issue will be addressed with the seriousness it warrants.

Sincerely,
Christopher Roubis

[Rev. Chris Roubis]

I believe it essential to highlight that when discussions arise about public interest and safety, the focus should be on a comprehensive evaluation of all factors contributing to accidents and fatalities.

For instance, the annual statistics regarding vehicle-related incidents vastly exceed those of gun-related accidents.

If the priority was truly about public safety, one would expect a more equitable approach when reviewing both issues.

Individuals who embrace a clearer understanding of reality are often labeled as delusional.

This seems to stem from a fear of challenging established norms and questioning the underlying motives of those in power.

Additionally, it is concerning to observe how some governments react to individuals who possess a keen awareness of the puppetry involved in global governance.

Those who refuse to be 'brainwashed' often face scrutiny or opposition as they unveil uncomfortable truths. This raises important questions about the role of critical thinking in a functioning society, and why those in authority may resist efforts to enlighten the populace.