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To: Conservative Coulter Fan
He said nothing, however, of the suffering of Gaza's 3,000 Christians since Hamas took over that territory in 2007. Benedict might well have decried the many bombings, shootings and other Islamist attacks against Gazan Christian establishments, the brutal murder of the territory's only Bible-store owner, or the regular intimidation and persecution of Christians there. His solidarity with Gazan Christians might have given them some much-needed strength.

Benedict, speaking from Bethlehem – the site of rampant Muslim persecution of Christians – did not once renounce the Islamic violence there, either. Instead, the pope stood beside Abbas as the Palestinian leader deceptively pointed to a concrete separation barrier in Bethlehem and blamed that barrier, as well as Israeli "occupation," for the plight of Christians. Pope in Bethlehem: A missed opportunity
2 posted on 05/13/2009 5:50:39 PM PDT by Conservative Coulter Fan (I am defiantly proud of being part of the Religious Right in America.)
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To: Conservative Coulter Fan

I think it is outrageous that the Catholic Church has decided it is going demand a “palestinian state” - why don’t we demand the Arab sqatters go back to their respective countries...of Syria, Jordan, Egypt, etc...or take the original Palestinian state...Israel. The Pope’s Islam Apology Tour is really disgusting and embarassing..


5 posted on 05/13/2009 5:55:08 PM PDT by Conservative Coulter Fan (I am defiantly proud of being part of the Religious Right in America.)
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Methinks Israelis, and you, might be better served by focusing your anger at Obama.


34 posted on 05/13/2009 6:41:04 PM PDT by Trailerpark Badass (Happiness is a choice!)
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To: Conservative Coulter Fan
He said nothing, however, of the suffering of Gaza's 3,000 Christians since Hamas took over that territory in 2007. Benedict might well have decried the many bombings, shootings and other Islamist attacks against Gazan Christian establishments, the brutal murder of the territory's only Bible-store owner, or the regular intimidation and persecution of Christians there. His solidarity with Gazan Christians might have given them some much-needed strength.

Or he could have talked about the plight of the Maronites in Lebanon who were abandoned to Hezbollah by a certain powerful nation whose border they used to protect.

70 posted on 05/13/2009 7:43:06 PM PDT by Hacksaw
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