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Are There Any Roman Catholic Countries Low In Corruption & High In Social Trust To Compare With Anglo Countries?

Ryan White, director of the Netflix docu-series The Keepers, says: “Baltimore is a very Catholic city where the separation of church and state … there’s not a strong line of demarcation. There’s too much power of the Catholic Church in … Continue reading

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The Keepers (2017)

I am watching this Netflix docu-series about the murderous corruption in the Roman Catholic church in Baltimore and how it warped law enforcement and the judiciary, and I am thinking — I’ve heard this story before. I watched the movie … Continue reading

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The Young Pope

In episode four, Cardinal Voiello says to The Young Pope: “Do you want to look into the [particular pedophilia ] case?” Pope: “Yes, but from a broader point of view. The individual case is always an indicator a broader issue.” … Continue reading

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Steve Sailer: Pope Pretty Much Plagiarizes Lennon’s “Imagine”

Comments: * He’s an old man in a dress…. Should we really be surprised that an organization of drag queens is like this? * “Having condemned borders, the Pontiff then returned to his walled compound.” I visited the Vatican last … Continue reading

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Richard Spencer: ‘It’s amusing that a leader of the world’s largest religion effectively believes that religion doesn’t matter.’

BBC: Pope Francis warns world ‘is at war’ after Europe attacks Pope Francis has warned that a recent wave of jihadist attacks in Europe is proof that “the world is at war”. However, he stressed he did not mean a … Continue reading

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