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Thursday, May 03, 2007

The Hollow Rage of Holy Men

Don't agree with the Pope? Keep your mouth shut, or the Vatican's thugs esteemed clerics will brand you as a terrorist.

"It's terrorism to launch attacks on the Church. It's terrorism to stoke blind and irrational rage against someone who always speaks in the name of love, love for life and love for man."

Ten bucks says that before George W. Bush leaves office, he or an official close to him will use approximately the same language to describe a critic of the administration — probably some pinko who doesn't even celebrate Loyalty Day.

More anti-Pope 'terrorism' this way.

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The longest running terror campaign in the history of the world was the Inquisition, wasn't it?

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