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Cardinal Keith O'Brien Attacks David Cameron On Wealth Inequality

So let me see, a member of an organisation that protected it's own at the expense of it's victims attacks the PM for looking after his own kind to the detriment of everybody else. tad hypocritical don't you think.

It's a bit extreme extrapolating from "a member of an organisation" to an individual, I reckon. What the PM did was what the PM personally did.

I can't resist posting a follow-up. Few events have had me slapping my thigh in merriment[1] quite like this.

BBC News - Disgraced Cardinal Keith O'Brien to leave Scotland

Stonewall awarding the chap their "Bigot of the Year" award last November was pretty prescient.





[1] - this is not a euphemism. Given the topic I thought I'd make that clear.

In retrospect we shoud perhaps be gratful a finger was all he wagged.

gmc;1427121 wrote: In retrospect we shoud perhaps be gratful a finger was all he wagged. :wah:

Just wish politicians stayed out of the church and the church stayed out of politics.

I was equally reviled two days ago reading the numbnutt so called chef Jamie Oliver debating UKIP

oscar;1427133 wrote: :wah:

Just wish politicians stayed out of the church and the church stayed out of politics.

I was equally reviled two days ago reading the numbnutt so called chef Jamie Oliver debating UKIP


That's not going to happen though is it - so long as the church thinks they have god given right to tell us all what is right and wrong and politicians think there is something to be gained by pandering to them I can't see that changing any time soon. When you look at the shenanagans of the presnt day cathoc church you begin to understand the origins of the protestant reformation. daft thing is you can't make an observation like that without someone calling you anti-catholic which is a daft thing to say to a protestant since by definition you must be. Except I have seen the light and am not religious.