Posted on 04/29/2010 6:16:19 AM PDT by marshmallow
Not long now until the roundup.
(Chuckie's email: cmfain@mail.txwes.edu)
sigh
Better arrest everyone who works in or with the American Education system first.
KGB tactics deal with sedition and terrorists with a single shot to the back of the head.
This Catholic “terrorist” is with you! We won’t stop until everyone is eating Jesus’ body and drinking his blood.
Classy ending. Pretend the only three choices are what you decided are the hopeless one (fixing things), dismemberment of the institution the author is prejudiced against, or sick perversion. This punk will never make big-league journalist until he learns to be far more subtle in regard to telling us all how to think.
I missed seeing that letter.
Sure there are a few and the media wants to make a huge issue... but the mohamedans have outdone them by far condoning, endorsing and codifying such behavior in the Koran.
Its ridiculous that these crusaders lack the fortitude and objectivity to attack the root of the Koranic Caused Catastrophes. South Park started, and Comedy Central was running scared.
And these are the guys the globe belongs to?
Like most vitriolic diatribes, it’s got some grains of truth, but most of it is lies, inaccuracies, half-truths, and distortions. And most revealingly, it is clearly from someone who hates Catholics and the Catholic Church.
Yeah, well, it takes time to figure out what to do with a billion people, many of whom won't abide their faith's "disbandment". I mean it took Hitler years and millions of Reichsmarks to kill 11 million people.
He's talking about Cardinal Castrillon-Hoyos praising the bishop for not breaking the seal of confession, right?
Gee this is my first IBTZ!
Right.
The guy sounds like he caught the tail end of a news item on the abuse scandals while he was channel-surfing and decided to write an editorial about it.
He has no idea what he's talking about but it's a fine example of the opinionated ignorance which is currently going viral among certain sections of the community.
Perhaps a thread merge...? Not entirely certain about the etiquette of these things, as I don't post all that often.
As a side note, writing to Mr. Fain, while satisfying (my letter will be dropped off today), is unlikely to persuade him of the error of his ways. I suggest writing to the following as well (even a CC on an email to Mr. Fain would at least bring the situation to their attention):
Dr. Harold Jeffcoat, President, Texas Wesleyan University: hjeffcoat@txwes.edu
Dr. Steven Daniells, Dean of the School of Arts and Letters: sdaniells@txwes.edu
Dr. Kay Colley, Student Media Director (Dr. Colley interviews and hires the student editors): kcolley@txwes.edu
Kelli Lamers, Faculty Advisor to The Rambler: klamers@txwes.edu
I expect that’s a plastic-explosive-lined veil she’s wearing, right?
Give my love to Chuckie............I think he knows too much about us "terrorists". We might have to take him out........:-)
Personally, I’m about ready to resurrect Torquemada and give him a campus tour, but maybe I’m a bit irritable.
Well, the reporting style is a little over the top which limits the extent of the audiance. The big question ramains though and it is not going away.
As a person who has for years studied christian history in general and the reformation in particular, it is my opinion that the present situation the CC finds itself in is almost, if not equal to the scope of AD 1517. The one big difference is that this is totally within (internal to) the church. At some point, American Catholics will tire of the non-action and the declining number of facilities/personel (church buildings and priests)and will begin to withold financial support.
My prediction, the RCC in the USA will use evangelical recrutement policies and terminology to bolster membership efforts. It should be noted though, like the 1517 incident, Rome isn’t fully appreciating the extent of the problem and reacting accordingly with the necessary urgency. There are black clouds on the horizon for this group.
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