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originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: daskakik
Thank you for accepting that, daskakik.
So my point is... My approach may be wrong (and I'm trying new ones all the time) but at least I'm trying to deny ignorance by seeking the decodes.
Most on ATS dislike decoding... believe it or not, it is not my favourite pass time but I strongly believe someone needs to be putting time into it or else we are ignoring the potential for new data.
We'll cover it in part "Post Mortem" of the thread then? When the evidence is publicly available.
Tom Brokaw, the famed NBC News journalist, is very likely not a racist, as many have accused after comments he made on national television about Hispanic-Americans. I suspect the same is true of Duke University professor Megan Neely. Still, each of them recently proved they are blinded by tradition bias and a belief that being white is the default right, true and wise way to live in America.
Francis told reporters returning from Panama on Sunday that he wants the Feb. 21-24 meeting to essentially be a catechism class for bishops about sex abuse. He said he wanted to sensitize church leaders around the globe to the pain of victims, instruct them how to investigate cases and develop general protocols for the entire hierarchy to use.
“Let me say that I’ve sensed somewhat inflated expectations,” he said. “We have to deflate the expectations to these three points, because the problem of abuse will continue. It’s a human problem.”
Francis’ lowering of expectations will likely not go over well in the United States, where rank-and-file Catholics are withholding donations and demanding accountability from their bishops after the hierarchy’s repeated failures to protect children were exposed again last year.
Francis in September summoned the presidents of bishops conferences for the summit after realizing that church leaders in some parts of the world still didn’t “get it.” In fact, more than 30 years after the scandal first erupted in Ireland and Australia and 20 years after it hit the U.S., bishops in many parts of Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia either deny the problem exists in their regions or downplay it.
The U.S. bishops had wanted to create a reporting mechanism to hold themselves accountable that would have involved a lay-led commission receiving accusations when bishops themselves were accused of misconduct. An alternate proposal called for the accusations to be fielded by the metropolitan bishops who have regional responsibilities over other bishops.
originally posted by: Sabrechucker
a reply to: tiredoflooking
We don't say his name...Traitor
originally posted by: tiredoflooking
a reply to: Sabrechucker
This is exactly what brought me to research Trump.
There must be a big reason they want to get rid of this guy.