Posted on 14 November 2009 by harebell
At the risk of being accused of criticising Israel and thus being subjected to accusations of hating everything Jewish. I found this page wherein the the seemingly confused Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman is insisting that a picture be sent around the world.
The reason for this is because the Minister appears to have gotten himself [...]
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Posted on 11 November 2009 by harebell
Came across the magnificent word “wowser” today.
It’s Australian in origin and means:
“An ineffably pious person who mistakes this world for a penitentiary and himself for a warder” CJ Dennis
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Posted on 10 November 2009 by harebell
Via J Turley it appears that the church hierarchy tried to hush up all reporting of child abuse in the late 20th century. It even went as far as interfering with police inquiries, even if those inquiries were at best insipid and the behaviour of the officers involved seems suspicious.
The lead investigator in the case [...]
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Posted on 9 November 2009 by harebell
Murdoch’s empire is so concerned about the moslem hoards that they are willing fabricate stories to show just how bad these moslems are.
My view is that all religions are equally as screwed up as each other and it is purely a matter of who has the swallowed the biggest pill of retard that determines who [...]
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Posted on 8 November 2009 by harebell
I was reading pharyngula and came across a post stating that many non-first world security services are using a tarted up dowsing rod to try and detect explosives and munitions at road blocks.
After more digging I found a post at the ministry of truth website and they indicate the consequences when folk put their faith [...]
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Posted on 26 October 2009 by harebell
It appears that catholic wing of the faith business is seeking to merge with that part of the anglican wing that shares their views on hating women and homosexuals, while okaying the abuse of children and the official and systematic use of church mechanisms to attempt to cover it up.
To facilitate this unholy merger the [...]
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Posted on 14 October 2009 by harebell
“I don’t think you can leap from that to the conclusion that the only war dead that the cross honors are the Christian war dead. I think that’s an outrageous conclusion.”
Thus spoke conservative Justice Scalia.
Some of those who are trying to stuff their religion down the the throats of others in an attempt [...]
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Posted on 8 October 2009 by harebell
Papa Ratzy recently complained about the dangers of materialism. Various right wing bloggers delightfully point out the horrible excesses of moslems who victimise children and women.
But the above rarely address the issue of their own failings in the area of the abuse of women and children by white xtian organisations. It would appear that Papa [...]
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Posted on 5 October 2009 by harebell
The pope has decided to warn Africa about the perils that it still faces now that European colonialism has been defeated. Materialism that spiritually bankrupt philosophy that recommends that you should only believe what you can show to be real is the greatest threat to Africans according to Papa Ratzy.
He rejoices in the defeat of [...]
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Posted on 1 October 2009 by harebell
Back here I challenged the useless doughboy who occupies the PM’s chair until a real leader is found to conduct an inquiry into the behaviour of the catholic church with respect to child abuse.
I reiterate my call and ask that the government reconsider asking us hard working folk from having to cover the tax burden [...]
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