Comments on: Prosecute them all

By: Meshugganner

Meshugganner — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 11:58:03 +0000

Long time reader and admirer of your site and its colourful posters Twenty, often wondered if I would ever get around to posting anything on it.

A serious topic with many posters utterly riled as well they should be has prompted me to finally get off my arse and post something.

Thought I would pass on for those who were not aware about what happened to a distinguished Australian politician a few years back called Frank Arkell, a vile bastard who eventually touched the wrong child. Its worth a bit of a search, calling it a personal crime would be an understatement.

Sometimes justice is done.

This http://www.mako.org.au/frank_arkell.html

Hard to muster much sympathy, I actually remember being disappointed when he was caught. Only evil people had anything to fear.

Glad you decided to start your site again by the way, only discovered it a couple of weeks back.

By: Captain Con

Captain Con — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:42:55 +0000

By the way, I also discovered on my travels that the English ban on Catholics marrying the heir to the throne was actually not based on prejudice but a legal decision.

The English Crown have always been aware that Catholics are expected to obey Canon Law and the Vatican above any legal system (This explains why various Irish Civil Servants felt it was their place to subvert the law in favour of covering up clerical paedophilia and criminal sadism).

The Dublin report is the first report I’ve seen which mentions this.

In fairness to the English they recognised the danger of having a papal subversive under foreign authority too near the Crown.

By: Captain Con

Captain Con — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:38:54 +0000

When I was busy giving the religious fuckwits some welly on politics.ie (before being banned for referring to felching’ I did snuffle around on the websites of the various papal orders and it became obvious very quickly that the Irish political scene was dominated by these hapless bastards all licking the Vatican as much as they could.

It was thoroughly sickening to realise how deeply so-called Irish politicians were in hock to a foreign power.

Add that to the news only hitting Ireland now that catholics regard Canon Law as superior to the laws of the land and you can see why I believe many are technically and some like McQuaid were actually traitors in the dictionary definition of the word (a person who betrays their country).

The more I read the more I could not help thinking that the Irish people were told they had a Republic whereas the Vatican actually had social control through its placemen.

Most Irish Taoiseachs have been members of Catholic Orders.

The sacred military is I believe intended only for catholic ‘nobility’- some fit for a fucking Republic, eh?

By: Larry

Larry — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:48:40 +0000

Sorry for the html error above.

More on the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of Saint George.

If you go to their site and navigate to their “Irish Activities” section for 2001, you find the following…

The Duke and Duchess of Calabria during their visit to Great Britain from 7-9 November 2001 invested several new Irish knights and dames into the Sacred Military Constantinian Order and the Royal Order of Francis I. They included HE Michael Joseph McDonnell, Lieutenant of the papal Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre in Ireland; Professor Richard Conroy, a former Senator of Ireland, Gerard Lawler and the Rev Feargal McGrady from Belfast….

….Over 150 other knights, dames and their guests were present including Irish and British parliamentarians and eleven Ambassadors, High Commissioners and diplomats accredited to Ireland, the Court of St James’s and the Holy See.

So who are these Irish parliamentarians? Is Michael Woods among them?

By: Larry

Larry — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:32:19 +0000

By: Larry

Larry — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:31:53 +0000

Just looking at the website of that Sacred Military Constatantinian Order of Saint George, (yes it is real). They have a Grand Inquisitor on their books, His Excellency Prince Carlo Cito Filomarino, (Prince of Rocca d'Aspro). Wonder what his duties involve. If Ahern and Mary McAleese are on board, here's what they've had to do for membership, apart from being "practising Roman Catholics and in good standing with the Church" that is. 1. Work for the glorification of the Christian Cross, the preaching of the Roman Catholic Faith and the defence of the Roman Catholic Church. 2. Promote the spiritual and physical welfare of the sick and disabled, the poor, the homeless and the illiterate; to aid and protect them and contribute to their material and moral support; to establish institutions of Christian charity to attend to their needs; to co-operate with other agencies or institutions which engage in like work; and, generally, to do any and all things and engage in any and all activities which, in the judgment of the Grand Master and the Council of the Delegation may be necessary or proper to accomplish the aforesaid purposes and objectives. So, the defense of the Catholic Church is one of the prime directives. Little hope then of seeing bishops doing a perp walk in full regalia and handcuffs.

By: Captain Con

Captain Con — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:34:52 +0000

Here you go Twenty- from the authority’s website John Waters was one of the government appointees. He’s named on their site.

http://www.bai.ie/about_authority.html

By: Mary

Mary — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 12:02:40 +0000

The Church commits real crimes against real children. Why are the bishops not in prison?

The report mentions a priest using holy water in an altar bowl to wash the scent of a girl from his hands after assaulting her in a confessional. Another priest assaults a small girl by brutally inserting his crucifix into her vagina and then her back passage.

Religion is very sinister.

By: conor

conor — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 09:42:35 +0000

Well done on speaking da troof on this twenty. There’s precious little reason out there, yesterday there were morons on Joe Duffy debating whether or not Murray should resign as if that was going to solve everything. And get this, some people weere wondering whether maybe they might withold putting money in the plate at mass this week.. yeah, like that’s the new punishment for covering up child abuse, getting docked a few days’ pay. It’s fucking madness.

Are there any politicians out there who support the separation of church and state?

By: Twenty Major

Twenty Major — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 09:28:05 +0000

You sure Captain? – http://www.independent.ie/national-news/ryan-defends-promoters-appointment-1959390.html

Says it’s John Reynolds, not John Waters.