A Christian group, the Plymouth Brethren, allegedly funneled millions to neo-Nazis to sway an election—yet their spokesperson, Lloyd Grimshaw, dismissed it as “gossip” while dodging testimony. The church reportedly backed candidate Peter Dutton with undisclosed funds, possibly seeking tax breaks or contracts in return. Grimshaw’s history includes paying off a lawyer to bury child abuse evidence—a pattern of obfuscation. Coalition politicians defended the church, demanded committee chair removal, and even rode bikes sponsored by a church-linked charity—all while accepting undeclared donations for years. Calls are now mounting for ICAC-style investigations to expose and hold accountable this shadowy political influence.
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