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Lahvlann: Up the reek without a coddle - 26/07 two 18 so to speak

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Uncharted

Another topic of depraved depressing times.
Just another warped way for Joe to get 'morbid' kicks.
The man is truly weird.

I'm out.

somesoldiers

Roger_007 wrote: »

If Duffers is so upset at all de kiddy-fiddling by de clergy, why doesn't he boy cot de popal gig in de Park.................oh wait, maybe I know why!

20-50K (estimated) reasons why

per our insider/ whistler blower and deep throat expert an dat

somesoldiers

Muffy

Hector Bellend

Joe tried to pronounce a "th" word.

Oath.

Douche chills

somesoldiers

"they all got a go in Ballyfermot"

Hector Bellend

" got a go in Ballyfermot "

They got a go everywhere.

BettePorter

Joe always panics a bit when any call ever mention meeting him before somewhere . He shuts them up ASAP.

somesoldiers

BettePorter wrote: »

Joe always panics a bit when any call ever mention meeting him before somewhere . He shuts them up ASAP.

in case they say "we saw you in L'Ecrivan Samsung kitchen", doesn't fit with the ordinary wurrking class persona, boy done good and dat

Hector Bellend

I never understood why law enforcement did not investigate this scandal.

This should have been taken out of the hands of the catholic church decades ago

Hector Bellend

aiding and abetting

somesoldiers

Hector Bellend wrote: »

I never understood why law enforcement did not investigate this scandal.

if they hurt any of my family they would have got taken out, and not to dinner so to speak

Hector Bellend

Wasnt this th eman that was on the the pat kenny show one night

4068ac1elhodqr

Hector Bellend wrote: »

I never understood why law enforcement did not investigate this scandal.

This should have been taken out of the hands of the catholic church decades ago

Above and beyond the law, sure the PM of Australia himself, had to beg the Pope the other week to sack a (convicted) member of his church.

HeidiHeidi

Uncharted wrote: »

Another topic of depraved depressing times.
Just another warped way for Joe to get 'morbid' kicks.
The man is truly weird.

I'm out.

Wait for me!

Hector Bellend

somesoldiers wrote: »

if they hurt any of my family they would have got taken out, and not to dinner so to speak

By its nature, the crime is insidious.

These people go for the weakest kids.

If they thought for a second that a family member would be waiting for them with a weapon theyd move on to someone else

Beechwoodspark

It’s sad but it was not just some evil priests it was society. Poverty and lack of education led to the church taking over and asserting authority. The poorest got the worst treatment.

Roger_007

Trinity Strong Self-possession wrote: »

Above and beyond the law, sure the PM of Australia himself, had to beg the Pope the other week to sack a (convicted) member of his church.

It's not up to the Church to bring prosecutions, it's up to the Gardai and the DPP. There is no point in blaming the Church for the law not being enforced.

Hector Bellend

Trinity Strong Self-possession wrote: »

Above and beyond the law, sure the PM of Australia himself, had to beg the Pope the other week to sack a (convicted) member of his church.

Then the law really is an ass and the gardai are complicit in this cover up.

TomSweeney

wow

Hector Bellend

This man was on earlier

djemba djemba

Hector Bellend wrote: »

This man was on earlier

He must have hung up on Joe because he is on with moncrieff now too

McDermotX

You told the Guards, caller ?

Ultimately, it you want illegalities addressed, thats the first port of call.

withless

The Church "shifts priests on" da same way Joe goes to break if he doesn't loike da caller.

4068ac1elhodqr

Roger_007 wrote: »

It's not up to the Church to bring prosecutions, it's up to the Gardai and the DPP. There is no point in blaming the Church for the law not being enforced.

The Australian chap was already convicted (think he was a cardinal), the PM of Aus was asking the pope why he wasn't sacked from his position. Other than the typical 'standing aside' line.

Never seen any steel bars, just a comfy house arrest.

Roger_007

It's no wonder that the Church got away with it for so long in this country when you consider that there will be half a million, (including Duffy), up in the Park on Sunday licking the Pope's ar$e.

sligojoek

"Look after yourself, like you've always done. "

minikin

Have any callers asked Joe why they’re giving the event free publicity and coverage?

boardise

And did these befrocked criminals confess their sins to a RC priest and get the stains washed away by the great Forgiver
in the Firmament ? .....cf.the seal of the confessional and all dat

somesoldiers

"retale" suppose it works

sligojoek

Very quiet here today.