From: Christopher A.Lee 

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:55:55 -0500, MarkA  wrote:

>On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:29:04 -0700, J Young wrote:
>
>>
>> No doubt that Archbishop Tomasi was referring to the spate of Catholic-
>> bashing that has taken place in the world.

He's a paranoid liar who pretends he can't tell the difference between a
negative reaction and the church's actions which cause it.

>> http://www.onenewsnow.com/2007/03/antireligious_fanaticism_threa.php
>>
>>
>>
>> Anti-religious fanaticism threatens religion and believers with insult,
>> discrimination, persecution and injury that stands in contradiction to the
>> promise of freedom hailed by democratic societies, said a Vatican
>> representative to a United Nations body in Geneva, Switzerland.

Reacting to the Vatican's arrogant pretence that their doctrines apply to
everybody, their whisking Cardinal Law out of the USA ahead of arrest over
pedophilia, their turning an AIDS epidemic into an endemic in Africa, their
unwarranted interference in US and EU politics, etc, is
"anti-religious fanaticism"?

If they could live and let live, didn't impose their beliefs, were less
arrogant, etc there would not be the reaction they lie about being
"anti-religious fanaticism".

>> In a March 22 address to the fourth special session of the U.N. Human
>> Rights Council, Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, head of the Vatican permanent
>> observer mission to the U.N. -- and other international organizations --
>> called the international body to protect the "freedom of religion, of
>> expression, of conscience, of worship in private and in public and respect
>> of religious convictions for believers of all faiths and for non-believers
>> alike" within the context of other human rights.

Talk about a double standard.

These lunatics try to impose their belief in fairies on everybody else. And
lie about the reaction.

>> "Abuse of rights of believers, even outright violence against
them, state
>> restrictions, undue impositions and persecution, public insult to
>> religious feelings, unfortunately persist and call for
remedy," he said.

More lies.

>This from an organization that used to torture heretics to death, and
>probably still would if they could.  Boo-fucking-hoo.

The reason they are "hated" should be obvious even to them. But
their mixture of sociopathy and psychopathy blinds them to the
sensitivities of everybody else.

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