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Thursday, August 18, 2005 |
Pope Benedict is on an agitprop tour of Germany. It's not so much his shifty eyes, but the shifty policies of the Church that are worrying. Millions of taxpayer money are spent to provide the necessary security and welcome a bunch of fundamentalist Catholics. The Catholic Church is responsible for numerous deaths, especially in Africa, where the Church forbids the use of condoms to prevent the spread of HIV.
A religionfree zone has been set up by protesters.
As we know from the past the Church is not about people, but about power and getting more power.
11:07:20 AM 
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Guardian: "The young Brazilian shot dead by police on a London tube train in mistake for a suicide bomber had already been overpowered by a surveillance officer before he was killed, according to secret documents revealed last night.
It also emerged in the leaked documents that early allegations that he was running away from police at the time of the shooting were untrue and that he appeared unaware that he was being followed."
Mr Blair is again responsible for a murder.
ITV: "Surveillance officers wrongly believed he could have been Hussain Osman, one of the prime suspects, or another terrorist suspect."
There seem to have been a lot of mistakes by police. The result of the new 'shoot to kill' policy is a new threat to the public. There is no need to shoot a man who has already been overpowered.
10:50:05 AM
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CommonDreams: "George W. Bush decrees again and again that every American killed in Iraq was killed for a noble cause. Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, Michael Savage, Sean Hannity and Melanie Morgan fill the airwaves with bellicose testimonials to the righteousness of the war. Tom Delay, Donald Rumsfeld, Rick Santorum, Elizabeth Dole and Kay Bailey Hutchison profess that the war is necessary for the safety and strength of America, and freedom and democracy in Iraq. Chickenhawk after chickenhawk forcefully proclaim the legitimacy of this war. Yet in appearance after appearance on NBC, NPR, CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX, MSNBC, CSPAN, PBS, et al, I have yet to hear a media host or reporter ask any one of them the most relevant question of all: 'Who in YOUR family is fighting in this war?' If this question were mandatory for those who tout the war, then its most vocal defenders would be silenced. For aloft in the bloggesphere, one can't fabricate for long."
10:37:53 AM
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The new Fiore is all about love, and victory, and love, and victory.
10:33:08 AM
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