NZ deported pastor Logan Robertson does not regret harassing Muslims

A controversial New Zealand Christian pastor was expelled from Australia, but he has no regrets harassing Australian Muslims in their mosque.

Logan Robertson spoke about the Australian government on camera from his detention cell and leaving the airport; "What is the discomfort of a government that would do something like that because you said you hate a religion?"

Prior to his deportation, the 31-year-old pastor was accused of verbally abusing a 65-year-old man and a 15-year-old man. – A young boy when he and a group of supporters showed up without invitation at a mosque in Kuraby, Brisbane.

Australian police claim that Robertson told men that you do not belong to this country, you are a terrorist,

M. Robertson would then have called Islam cult and asked if the marriage between the Prophet Muhammad and his wife Aisha could be described as pedophilia, reports Daily Mail Australia

. ] Less than 48 hours later, Robertson visited the Darra Mosque in Oxley, Melbourne, where he was filmed during a passionate exchange with Queensland Islamic Council spokesman Ali Kadri

reportedly arrested by Australia "Our country adopts the freedom of expression, but does not tolerate hate speech and we do not tolerate the people who will harass these people who go about their business in a place of worship", said Mr. Dutton.

million. Robertson seems to show no remorse for his actions in the Brisbane mosques. He told RadioLIVE on Friday that he had approached several Islamic leaders for interviews for his documentary "Exposing Islam".

In the video titled "Goodbye Australia", Mr. Robertson stated that he did not plan to fight the order of expulsion. "I have better things to do," he explained

Who is Logan Robertson?

M. Robertson founded the Westcity Bible Baptist Church in Avondale in 2014. He made headlines in 2017 to preach that homosexuals should be shot. He moved to Brisbane with his family to launch the Pillar Baptist Church, which strongly opposes Islam, abortion, and homosexuality. . He would have few members and would have no association with the Baptist denomination of New Zealand.

million. Robertson is currently in the Philippines on a "mission trip" to broaden the message of the church.