| Thirty adults have been fined during an illegal church gathering in Blacktown as pastor led a prayer for an end to lockdowns. About 60 people were found at Christ Embassy Sydney church on Fourth Avenue, Blacktown, NSW Police said.
Police had been called after they were tipped off about the gathering via Crime Stoppers.“Further inquiries revealed there was no QR code present at the entry to the building, police said. Thirty adults were each fined $1000 for failing to comply with a COVID-19 direction, while the organisation was fined $5000(...)
The global leader of the Sydney church, Nigerian pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has in the past urged followers not to get COVID-19 vaccines.His TV channel, LoveWorld Incorporated, has twice been sanctioned by British industry regulator Ofcom for misinformation and “potentially harmful conspiracy theories”. According to the regulator, Pastor Oyakhilome told viewers the rollout of 5G and potential future vaccines were part of a plan to establish a new class of people.
In March, the station was fined £125,000 for broadcasting statements including that the pandemic was a planned event created by the “deep state” for nefarious purposes, and that the vaccine was a “sinister” means of administering “nanochips” to control and harm people.
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