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Alot of pedophiles are secular.
In fact, most secular people are.




"rik" <rik@rik.not.foo> wrote in message
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> Can there be any doubt that the Roman Catholic Church
> is the world's oldest and largest ongoing criminal
> conspiracy?
>
> Instead of being motivated by money or power, however,
> it is motivated by the desire of its twisted leaders
> and employees to use the world's children as sexual
> playthings.
>
> This is not new.  It's been going on for centuries.
> The Church harbours not only pedophile priests,
> but pedophile nuns, as well as pedophile choir
> masters, bishops, archbishops and popes.
>
> The entire organization is as rotten as a fish in
> a landfill and stinks as bad.
>
> How many stories of outrages committed against
> children by these pious perverts will the world
> tolerate before it says enough, and shuts down
> this evil cabal for good?
>
> Meantime, the authorities should regard the fact
> that a child has been left in the "care" of any
> Catholic church or organization as prima facie
> evidence of neglect, and react appropriately.
>
> Is there any doubt that child-protection officials
> would intervene if a parent were to habitually leave a
> child alone with, say, a couple of pit bulls?  Are
> children left alone with the predators of the Catholic
> Church in any less danger?
>     ===
>
> Lawsuit Claims Abuse by Nuns at School for Deaf
>
> By The Associated Press
> May 11, 2004
>
> BOSTON - Nine former students of the Boston School for the Deaf filed
> a lawsuit Tuesday alleging they were raped and beaten by nuns at the
> now-defunct school.
>
> The plaintiffs accused at least 13 nuns in the lawsuit, along with a
> priest and a male athletic instructor at the school and a former top
> official in the Boston Roman Catholic Archdiocese, according to their
> attorney, Mitchell Garabedian.
>
> The alleged victims, three women and six men, were between the ages of
> 7 and 16 when, they claim, they were sexually and physically abused
> between 1944 and 1977. The Boston School for the Deaf, in Randolph,
> was run by an independent, nonprofit corporation until it closed more
> than a decade ago.
>
> "They are all speech-impaired and hearing-impaired," said Garabedian,
> who represents a total of 31 former students at the school and expects
> to file more lawsuits. "Instead of receiving an education they
> received beatings and sexually abusive actions."
>
> Garabedian said the abuse included fondling, rape, and rape with
> foreign objects. At least one student's head was submerged, face-first
> in a toilet until she passed out; others were locked in closets for
> hours as a form of punishment. The alleged victims are now 41 to 67
> years old.
>
> "The physical abuse is extremely disturbing," said Garabedian, who has
> represented hundreds of people who filed lawsuits alleging sexual
> abuse by priests.
>
> The nuns named in the lawsuit are from the Congregation of the Sisters
> of St. Joseph of Boston. The case is the first to allege widespread
> abuse by nuns in the Boston area since the clergy sex abuse scandal
> began in Boston in early 2002.
>
> The 100-page complaint filed in Suffolk Superior Court cited 13 nuns
> by name and said other plaintiffs, including at least one other nun,
> were unidentified. Some of the plaintiffs were accused of
> participating in the abuse; others, like Bishop Thomas V. Daily, who
> held several top posts in the Boston Archdiocese, were named for
> alleged negligence in failing to supervise the others.
>
> William Shaevel, an attorney for the school, said he had not yet seen
> the lawsuit or received details of the allegations.
>
> "We've asked for but have not received any of the specifics, so we
> have not been able to conduct our own investigation," he said. "Our
> guiding principle here will be to conduct our investigation and deal
> with this with sensitivity, respect and dignity."
>
> The Rev. Christopher Coyne, spokesman for the Boston Archdiocese, did
> not immediately return a message seeking comment.
>
> Boston was the epicenter of the clergy sex abuse scandal in the
> Catholic Church. Cardinal Bernard Law (search) resigned in December
> 2002 amid criticism of his handling of the crisis, and the archdiocese
> reached an $85 million settlement last year with more than 550 people
> who said they were abused by priests.
>
> As of October 2004 there has been a world-wide investigation of
> approximately
> 5000 pedophile priests, nuns, choir masters, bishops, archbishops
> and popes for the sexual molestation, rape and sexual torture of
> children.
>
>
> On 24 Nov 2004 15:15:52 -0000, Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header
> (John Lauzon) wrote:
>
> >Christians are a hateful group of hypocrites who's only desire (after
sodomizing
> >the children) is to control everyone and force their superstition which
was
> >written by ancient ignoramuses over 1500 years ago to control everyone,
on
> >to people who currently refuse to accept such crap and bullshit.
> >
> >
> >
> >Church's should be burned to the ground and Bibles forced down the
throats
> >of the priests before they are hacked up and used as compost.
> >
> >
> >
> >This applies to all the unordained preachers too, for they are the ones
who
> >drool over children and can't hide the erections that underage boys and
girls
> >give them.   Those who preach should have their tongues cut out and
thrust
> >up their assholes.
> >-=-
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