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Fustigator <Fustigator@xs4all.nl> wrote in
news:k3gdg5pc145uev33ur3pd2brm6bt7j59cc@4ax.com: 


>>
>>"The Vatican instructed Catholic bishops around the world to cover up 
>>cases of sexual abuse or risk being thrown out of the Church. 
> 
> Dat is een leugen.

Helaas voor jou: onomstotelijk bewezen.
> 
>>The Observer has obtained a 40-year-old confidential document from the
>>secret Vatican archive which lawyers are calling a 'blueprint for 
>>deception and concealment'. One British lawyer acting for Church child
>>abuse victims has described it as 'explosive'. 
> 
> Ze vertellen maar wat.
> 
> 
>>The 69-page Latin document bearing the seal of Pope John XXIII was
>>sent to every bishop in the world. The instructions outline a policy
>>of 'strictest' secrecy in dealing with allegations of sexual abuse and
>>threatens those who speak out with excommunication."
>>
>>69 pages (in de Engelse vertaling 39 PDF-pagina's), Fust, en nog zie
>>je niets staan.Tja...
> 
> Omdat het een hoax is.
>>
>>> The Guardian is btw ook virulent anti RK.
>>
>>Jaja, de bekende kalotentruuk: probeer de boodschapper - zonder enige 
>>vorm van bewijs - in diskrediet te brengen en doe vooral geen moeite
>>om het stuk ook te lezen. Het komt origineel trouwens uit de
>>zondagskrant The Observer zoals je kunt zien in het citaat.
> 
> Omdat het bekend is dat The Guardian anti RK is.

Hierzie, nog een toemaatje uit de krant van vandaag:


"The Christian Brothers' announcement came 24 hours before a separate 
report into clerical child abuse in the Dublin Diocese. The 750-page 
report was cleared for publication last Thursday in Dublin's high court,
 which was dealing with legal challenges from members of the clergy.
[...]
"The long running commission of inquiry into the Dublin Archdiocese has 
investigated allegations against 46 priests. The report will be censored 
in parts so as not to prejudice ongoing or potential criminal cases."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/nov/25/christian-brothers-abuse-payout

en nog eentje:
http://www.standaard.be/artikel/detail.aspx?artikelid=DMF20091125_001