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« Reply #15 on: June 12, 2016, 06:17:21 PM »
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  • I bet international Jewry will use this massacre to further advance the perverse "gαy" agenda, making the sodomites to continue glorying in their victim status and the emotion - ridden masses feeling sorry for them and supporting the revolting vice.

    Silly liberals will also be making use of this, in their anti-gun campaign. Blaming not the shooter (or Islam), but the gun.  

    At the same time, millions of Christians are being massacred around the world and babies murdered by the millions in the womb but the Jew-owned media do not cover this. We will be hearing about this anti-sodomite "hate" crime for months though and it will pass to history. It will be another political way to silence and persecute any "hateful" organization. The Roman Catholic Church included.
    If anyone says that true and natural water is not necessary for baptism and thus twists into some metaphor the words of our Lord Jesus Christ" Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy Spirit" (Jn 3:5) let him be anathema.

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    « Reply #16 on: June 12, 2016, 06:19:21 PM »
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  • Quote from: OHCA (Jun 12, 2016, 2:06 pm)
    Quote from: Charlemagne (Jun 12, 2016, 1:53 pm)
    I wonder if Francis made it to "call to prayer" today.

    This presents a conundrum for Frank--he is stuck between "call to prayer" and "who am I to judge? "

    It wasn't as if he had to begin his decision process by being awakened by a frantic middle-of-night call.  News of the death-toll from "the most deadly shooting in American history" began to be reported ca. 10 a.m. EDT, corresponding to midafternoon in Vatican City, so at least he had the advantage of weighing his publicity options while being wide awake.  I wouldn't be at all shocked if I were to learn that "Pope Francis"  received his initial notification from close friends in the U.S. Novus Ordo lavender mafia.  Some might even have been vactioning at the notorious "gαy Days" in Orlando, which originated in annual preannounced single weeks of officially unofficial gatherings focused on--but not limited to--Disney World.

    In particular, the site of the incident, which is a nightclub in a repurposed building south of downtown Orlando, promotes itself thus on its Web site[×]:

    Quote from: pulseorlandoclub.com (search-engine summary before sunset today)
    The hottest gαy bar in Orlando, Pulse [nightclub] offers live entertainment, tantalizing libations and three unique rooms for an unforgettable night of fun and fantasy.

    Sooo, no!, this absolutely is not an incident terrorism that "could have happened anywhere" in the U.S.A.

    I'd heard from a family member who's been glued to the live obsessively running t.v. news for hours, that "Pope Francis" sent a message of condolence, but I haven't yet heard any confirmation via 1 of the local news-radio, never mind useful details.  No confirmation on <http://www.news.va/en>, neither.

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    Note ×: Quoted text is from the summary produced by the search engine I prefer; I did not visit the nightclub's Web site, and strongly prefer that "Pope Francis" give me
    no reason to do so.


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    « Reply #17 on: June 12, 2016, 09:53:47 PM »
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  • Not enough rubber gloves to take care of all the blood and mess!  Can you imagine being an emt and told where you are to go. Boy! that would make me cringe!

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    50 people killed at a nightclub, deadliest mass shooting in US history
    « Reply #18 on: June 12, 2016, 10:29:32 PM »
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  • The purpose of this psyops is to condition the TV viewing public to be more
    sensitive towards ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs.  Already Donald Trump and Governor
    Abbot of Texas are already being called down by the media because
    their remarks considered by them insensitive and lack human compassion.
    In turn, the effects on the viewing public is to become more sensitive
    and compassionate and accepting of the gαy life style.
    This is the same psychology that worked very well during the civil rights
    revolution of the 1960's.

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    « Reply #19 on: June 13, 2016, 11:50:05 AM »
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  • Quote from: Cantarella
    I bet international Jewry will use this massacre to further advance the perverse "gαy" agenda, making the sodomites to continue glorying in their victim status and the emotion - ridden masses feeling sorry for them and supporting the revolting vice.

    Silly liberals will also be making use of this, in their anti-gun campaign. Blaming not the shooter (or Islam), but the gun.  

    At the same time, millions of Christians are being massacred around the world and babies murdered by the millions in the womb but the Jew-owned media do not cover this. We will be hearing about this anti-sodomite "hate" crime for months though and it will pass to history. It will be another political way to silence and persecute any "hateful" organization. The Roman Catholic Church included.


    That was my very first thought.  


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    « Reply #20 on: June 13, 2016, 01:24:15 PM »
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  • Quote from: songbird (Jun 12, 2016, 10:53 pm)
    Not enough rubber gloves to take care of all the blood and mess!

    Not only disposable medical gloves, but also surgical masks.  Considering the blood that seems likely to have been splattered by the weapons used by that Muslim terrorist, from a   disproportionately high number of sodomite victims in a smallish confined volume of air, I wonder if that created a significant medical risk of inhaling enough aerosolized HIV/AIDS-infected blood to infect anyone who enters the building after the terrorist episode.

    Quote from: songbird (Jun 12, 2016, 10:53 pm)
    Can you imagine being an  emt  EMT and told where you are to go.   Boy! that would make me cringe!

    For readers outside the U.S.A. who don't recognize the focus of the sentence, with its reference obscured by the absence of proper capitalization for an abbreviation in English, is to Emergency Medical Technicians.  They're the folks whose job includes arriving via ambulances (altho' many arriving from nearby unincorporated portions of Orange Co. (Fla.) would also have arrived in fire-dept. vehicles) to provide emergency medical assistance.  None of them are squeamish folks: The job of an EMT requires conditioning to be able to perform it on grotesquely mangled bodies (e.g.: at the scene of vehicle collisions).

    I suspect that to cringe would be the least possible negative reaction.  The response of many sensible EMTs might be literally more visceral--to vomit.  None of them are squeamish folks: The job of an EMT is one that requires conditioning to be able to perform it on grotesquely mangled bloody bodies (e.g.: at the scene of vehicle collisions).

    Anyone whose job required them to appear on the scene of that newsworthy emergency are arguably the people who are most deserving of our prayers.  Especially that none of them become infected with HIV/AIDS as a result.

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    « Reply #21 on: June 13, 2016, 04:13:38 PM »
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    Quote from: OHCA (Jun 12, 2016, 2:06 pm)
    Quote from: Charlemagne (Jun 12, 2016, 1:53 pm)
    I wonder if Francis made it to "call to prayer" today.

    This presents a conundrum for Frank--he is stuck between "call to prayer" and "who am I to judge? "

    It wasn't as if he had to begin his decision process by being awakened by a frantic middle-of-night call.  News of the death-toll from "the most deadly shooting in American history" began to be reported ca. 10 a.m. EDT, corresponding to midafternoon in Vatican City, so at least he had the advantage of weighing his publicity options while being wide awake.  I wouldn't be at all shocked if I were to learn that "Pope Francis"  received his initial notification from close friends in the U.S. Novus Ordo lavender mafia.  Some might even have been vactioning at the notorious "gαy Days" in Orlando, which originated in annual preannounced single weeks of officially unofficial gatherings focused on--but not limited to--Disney World.

    In particular, the site of the incident, which is a nightclub in a repurposed building south of downtown Orlando, promotes itself thus on its Web site[×]:

    Quote from: pulseorlandoclub.com (search-engine summary before sunset today)
    The hottest gαy bar in Orlando, Pulse [nightclub] offers live entertainment, tantalizing libations and three unique rooms for an unforgettable night of fun and fantasy.

    Sooo, no!, this absolutely is not an incident terrorism that "could have happened anywhere" in the U.S.A.

    I'd heard from a family member who's been glued to the live obsessively running t.v. news for hours, that "Pope Francis" sent a message of condolence, but I haven't yet heard any confirmation via 1 of the local news-radio, never mind useful details.  No confirmation on <http://www.news.va/en>, neither.

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    Note ×: Quoted text is from the summary produced by the search engine I prefer; I did not visit the nightclub's Web site, and strongly prefer that "Pope Francis" give me no reason to do so.


    Source:
    http://en.radiovaticana.va/news/2016/06/12/pope_francis_decries_orlando_massacre_and_prays_for_victims/1236740


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    HOMEPope Francis
    Pope Francis
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    (Vatican Radio) Vatican Weekend for June 11, 2016 features the audience of Pope Francis with pilgrims from across the world, a musical meditation on the Wedding at Cana, a look ahead to the upcoming pan-Orthodox meeting on the island of Crete and a tour of pagan and Christian Rome ...

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    Pope Francis decries Orlando massacre and prays for victims
    Friends and family members of victims embrace outside the Orlando Police Headquarters during the investigation of a shooting at the Pulse nightclub  - REUTERS
    Friends and family members of victims embrace outside the Orlando Police Headquarters during the investigation of a shooting at the Pulse nightclub - REUTERS

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    (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis is shaken and saddened by the ‘homicidal folly and senseless hatred’ that has left at least 50 people dead in an attack on a nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

    A statement released  by the Holy See Press Office Director, Father Federico Lombardi SJ, on the Orlando massacre which has been described as the worst mass shooting in American history.

    Please find below Vatican Radio’s translation of the statement:

    The terrible massacre that has taken place in Orlando, with its dreadfully high number of innocent victims, has caused in Pope Francis, and in all of us, the deepest feelings of horror and condemnation, of pain and turmoil before this new manifestation of homicidal folly and senseless hatred. Pope Francis joins the families of the victims and all of the injured in prayer and in compassion. Sharing in their indescribable suffering he entrusts them to the Lord so they may find comfort. We all hope that ways may be found, as soon as possible, to effectively identify and contrast the causes of such terrible and absurd violence which so deeply upsets the desire for peace of the American people and of the whole of humanity.


    As others have already said here, why don't we hear such language addressing the heinous, hideous, worldwide genocide known as "abortion?"

    So long as abortion and the conspicuous heresy of the 21st century persist (giving obeisance to, or actively promoting the sin of Sodom in popular culture), the world continues to call down the wrath of God.  These are two of the 4 sins that cry to heaven for vengeance, and God has said, "Vengeance is Mine."

    Why is the sin of Sodom one that cries down vengeance from heaven?  

    It is the innocent victims of the children whose innocence is attacked by Sodomy, and their innocence cries for vengeance from heaven, since no one on earth can adequately defend the violation of their right to innocence.  

    I have heard a number of radio programs in the past day addressing this massacre, all of which (with the exception of Catholic Radio, Immaculate Heart Radio) support the sin of Sodom and the so-called right of those 350 attendees at the Pulse Club in Orlando to gather and revel in their prurient interest.  One such program had two men discussing the topic, when one described a scene where he recently took his young son to a clothing store where they were assisted by a man "presenting himself as a woman."  The father said nothing about that while in the presence of the salesperson, but later when they were alone, he asked his son, who was about 9, if he knew what a transgender person is and his son casually replied, "Yeah."  Then his father asked him if he was aware that the salesperson who had helped them was a transgender man, dressed as a woman, and his son again replied curtly that he did.  When his father questioned him again, the son replied by asking why his father thinks it's a big deal.  

    The point of the discussion was to express his observation that we now have a generation of children growing up who do not look at ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity as anything worth being concerned about, and that they do not understand why their parents are worried about it.  My impression of this is to say that what they are describing is the LOSS OF INNOCENCE of an entire generation.

    If you homeschool your children they have at least some chance of keeping their innocence intact, but when they go out into the world they are going to be face-to-face with their own generation who will look down on them as being "cretins" or "throwbacks" or somehow substandard for harboring such "judgmental" views about how OTHER PEOPLE LIVE.  

    They will be criticized for believing that the private behavior of others has any bearing on their own life.  This is because they do not understand that the sin of Sodom is a crime against all of humanity and that if it is allowed to fester and increase, which it WILL DO if left to our own fallen nature, it will eventually reach a point where God will be left to intervene as He has done in the past (the Biblical account of Sodom and Gomorrah is but one example but a most striking one -- there is a prophesy that says God will destroy the world by FIRE but He has promised to never again destroy the world by FLOOD).

    [---FWIW I know the sentence from the Vatican is false where it says "... has caused in Pope Francis, and in all of us, the deepest feelings of horror and condemnation, of pain and turmoil...", because I know there are people who take no such view of this event and have said that they were actually not saddened at all by the news.  They think the "gαys" merely got what was coming to them.  To be clear, I do not share their view, but I thought it may be of interest to repeat it for sake of discussion here.  They say that even those present among the 350 attendees who were not ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs and perhaps some of those were killed, were there "in the near occasion of sin" by being present among the openly ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ revelers, and thereby made themselves vulnerable to whatever might happen as a result, not necessarily a shooting or any other such violence, but in the very least, leaving themselves open to committing sin in their heart by being witness to depravity all around them.---]

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    « Reply #22 on: June 13, 2016, 04:25:24 PM »
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  • Quote from: AlligatorDicax (Jun 12, 2016, 7:19 pm)
    I'd heard [...], that "Pope Francis" sent a message of condolence, but I haven't yet heard any confirmation via [either] 1 of the local news-radio [stations][...].

    And still haven't heard any such thing, despite trying both stations with signals that're usefully strong enough for broadcasting that format.

    Quote from: AlligatorDicax (Jun 12, 2016, 7:19 pm)
    No confirmation on <http://www.news.va/en>, neither.

    Ah!  Here it is:

    Quote from: Vatican Radio (no times given for statement, whether release of the original statement or its translation)
    (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis is shaken and saddened by the ‘homicidal folly and senseless hatred’ that has left at least 50 people dead in an attack on a nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

    A statement released  by the Holy See Press Office Director, Father Federico Lombardi SJ, on the Orlando massacre which has been described as the worst mass shooting in American history.  Please find below Vatican Radio’s translation of the statement:

    The terrible massacre that has taken place in Orlando, with its dreadfully high number of innocent victims, has caused in Pope Francis, and in all of us, the deepest feelings of horror and condemnation, of pain and turmoil before this new manifestation of homicidal folly and senseless hatred.  Pope Francis joins the families of the victims and all of the injured in prayer and in compassion. Sharing in their indescribable suffering he entrusts them to the Lord so they may find comfort. We all hope that ways may be found, as soon as possible, to effectively identify and contrast the causes of such terrible and absurd violence which so deeply upsets the desire for peace of the American people and of the whole of humanity. [....][×]

    The release failed to include any words of admonition that a traditional Catholic might consider entirely appropriate, e.g.: "Survivors should thank God for granting each a second chance to accept His grace, so that they repent of those unnatural and grievous sins that cry out to heaven, and mend their ways permanently."  Of course, I'm shocked--just shocked--at the omission.

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    Note ×: "Pope Francis decries Orlando massacre and prays for victims".  <http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-decries-orlando-massacre-and-prays-fo>.


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    « Reply #23 on: June 13, 2016, 04:29:24 PM »
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  • Quote from: Matto
    I hope that at least some of those who died repented and were saved though I doubt it because I think anyone who would go to such a place would be a very serious sinner unlikely to repent.

    I share your hope, but from what I have heard, there has been no published evidence of any such conversions.  Of course, if there had been any, the MSM no doubt would not have reported it because it doesn't fit their criteria for relevant news.

    As the 3 hours passed with the active shooter taking 'hostages' (for what reason, who knows?) some of them sent text messages to family and friends.  One such message was from a 30-year old man holed up in the restroom, to his mother, saying, "Mommy, I love you. He's in here with us and he is coming this way. I am going to die."  

    It seems to me that those who died quickly were in such shock that they could not have been thinking clearly, and those who died slowly may have had more of a chance, but how would they have been thinking of their own sin at such a time?  I have not heard if any Catholic priests have been allowed to assist the dying!! Popular culture, in which they were immersed, says nothing of personal responsibility for sin nor gives any message of repentance.  They are totally stuck in a social milieu that says to follow your urges and to worship your passions, and how you FEEL is all that's important.

    Here is a shocker for you.  I heard a radio announcer say that anyone who has already decided to have their own opinion on this event, without having spoken to anyone from the gαy community or from the transgender community is making a big mistake, because "That is the definition of ignorance."

    IOW ignorance is defined by not allowing popular opinion to sway your own understanding of the truth.  IOW there is no objective truth.  IOW all truth is relative.  IOW all truth is subjective.

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    « Reply #24 on: June 13, 2016, 04:50:03 PM »
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  • Quote from: Bethany Rodgers for Orlando Sentinel (June 12, 2016, 7:28 PM)
    Words of sorrow and condolence poured from spiritual leaders around the region on Sunday.  "A sword has pierced the heart of our city," Bishop John Noonan of the Catholic Diocese of Orlando, wrote in a message to the city's religious leaders.  Noonan was at an out-of-state bishops' conference but changed his travel plans so he could return to Orlando to hold a prayer service — he called it a "Vigil to Dry Tears" — at St. James Cathedral in downtown Orlando at 7 p.m.

    Quote from: Front-page teaser at www.orlandodiocese.org with link
    Bishop Noonan to lead Prayer Vigil tonight at 7 pm at St. James Cathedral
    Join us for a ecuмenical prayer service for all who are affected by tragic shooting in Orlando and to show solidarity for our brothers and sisters.

    Noonan is a native son of Limerick, Ireland, albeit one of the modernist persuasion.  So he received Novus Ordo orders, thus of dubious validity, his "priesthood" conferred in September 1983, then his (auxiliary) "episcopacy" conferred by the disgraceful Abp. Favalora
    • of Miami, per appointment by "Benedict" Ratzinger in August 2005.

      The also-native Irish former pastor of the preVatican-II St. James Church, who passed to his eternal reward only a few years ago, must be rotating in his grave as I type this.  How times have changed!

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      Note +: Announcement at N.O. diocese's own Web site: <http://www.orlandodiocese.org/prayer-for-peace>.

      Note #: John Clement Favalora: Ordained to priesthood in 1961; installed as "bishop" in 1986 (the latter thus of dubious validity), all per <http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org>

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    « Reply #25 on: June 13, 2016, 04:53:43 PM »
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  • A biography of Pope St. Pius V describes. . .

    'One of the first blows Pius V dealt to vice was to banish men and women of light morals from the city. Those underestimating the Pope's resoluteness by appealing for such a surprising and drastic measure to be revoked were told that, on the contrary, rather than so much as appear to allow licentiousness of any kind in the holy city and capital of Christendom, he would transfer his court elsewhere.

    Courtesans and prostitutes were given as alternative to banishment marriage or being put to live in a penitential institute. Some, accepting banishment, were killed by highwaymen. A number voluntarily reformed their lives and returned to the practice of their religion. But so deep-rooted was the evil that Pius had to counter it all through his reign. He had this reform much at heart and later persuaded a group of virtuous women to devote themselves wholly to the difficult work. Generous aid of every kind was provided for those who converted to a better way of living.

    Grieved and indignant over the practice of adultery in Rome, Pius V could hardly be prevented from instituting the death penalty for it;  but he had culprits publicly punished irrespective of their position: A nobleman was sentenced to life imprisonment, a well known banker to flogging.

    The penalty for sodomy was burning.

    Disreputable taverns were closed, despite the plea that this was bad for business. To all criticism of such kind Pius replied that the good of souls must come before considerations of revenue.'
    Sincerely,

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    « Reply #26 on: June 13, 2016, 05:30:19 PM »
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  • Quote from: RomanCatholic1953
    The purpose of this psyops is to condition the TV viewing public to be more
    sensitive towards ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs.  Already Donald Trump and Governor
    Abbot of Texas are already being called down by the media because
    their remarks considered by them insensitive and lack human compassion.
    In turn, the effects on the viewing public is to become more sensitive
    and compassionate and accepting of the gαy life style.
    This is the same psychology that worked very well during the civil rights
    revolution of the 1960's.


    I wonder what liberal fαɢɢօt downthumbed this.

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    « Reply #27 on: June 13, 2016, 07:18:32 PM »
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  • Deadliest Mass killing in USA?  Try the cινιℓ ωαr?

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    « Reply #28 on: June 13, 2016, 07:22:17 PM »
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  • On a related note, someone asked this on another forum today: If this terrorist doesn't represent all muzzies, why do leftists claim he represents all gun owners?
    "This principle is most certain: The non-Christian cannot in any way be Pope. The reason for this is that he cannot be head of what he is not a member. Now, he who is not a Christian is not a member of the Church, and a manifest heretic is not a Christian, as is clearly taught by St. Cyprian, St. Athanasius, St. Augustine, St. Jerome, and others. Therefore, the manifest heretic cannot be Pope." -- St. Robert Bellarmine

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    « Reply #29 on: June 13, 2016, 07:44:15 PM »
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  • Quote from: Charlemagne
    On a related note, someone asked this on another forum today: If this terrorist doesn't represent all muzzies, why do leftists claim he represents all gun owners?


    That, I wish I knew. The overwhelming majority, 99.99999% of all gun owners on Earth, are not Salafist radical Muzzies who go into a nightclub and kill 50 people. Nor would ever.

    Your average gun owner is simply trying to defend himself or his family with a very clear and very deserved right to own his weapon.