Reply #246: Hey, JC: tell me again how stupid I look

[Don Claybrook]

Golly, it's just no fun at all to hear Jesus tell me how stupid I look for repeating something that's been said many hundreds of times in the press. But I'm just going to turn the other cheek. I'd never consider calling you an uninformed fuckwit who could be easily swatted down with 2 minutes of Googling. It wouldn't be very Christian of me. So instead, I just wanted to extend the offer for you to be magnanimous in admitting how wrong you are about this neo-conservative former Nazi piece of shit.

Here are a few citations for you. Lots more are available from your friendly local search engine.

Have a great Galilee day.

"This is the framework for the neoconservative party whose beacon is Ratzinger."
http://www.insidethevatican.com/newsflash-apr14-05-3.ht...

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"His neoconservative thrust has run into resistance within the Church. The reportedly harsh discussions at the conclave to select a new pope have been testimony to that, Vatican sources say."
http://www.ipsnews.org/new_nota.asp?idnews=28311

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"JOSEPH RATZINGER. A German, he was the pillar of doctrine during the pontificate of John Paul II, especially toward the very end. In spite of the fact that he is 78 years old, there would be nothing of the short-term papacy about his election: the scenario he has designated for the Church during the following decades is almost revolutionary, and has won him respect and agreement from beyond the neocon cardinals closest to him, but also strong resistance."
http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-religion/1383760/posts

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But Cardinal Ratzinger, chief of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is unpopular with large sections of the Church for his antimodernist positions and for methodically persecuting and silencing dissenters.

His neoconservative thrust has run into resistance within the Church. The reportedly harsh discussions at the conclave to select a new pope have been testimony to that, Vatican sources say.
http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=28311