Macho Joe Scarborough: If I Were Judge Merchan, I'd SHACKLE Trump And Jail Him!
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NewsBusters ^
| Mark Finkelstein
Muy Macho Joe Scarborough has once again proven himself the toughest hombre this side of Nantucket. Among several past displays of his sizzling manliness, Scarborough once boasted he'd force a tourist to eat his camera if he found him snapping pics inside the Capitol somewhere Scarborough didn't approve. [snip] Scarborough then trained
his macho sights on Trump. Joe said that Judge Merchan has shown "restraint" in the face of Trump "going out and, and attacking him personally, suggesting that he's corrupt, suggesting that the court system is rigged, making it extraordinarily personal toward him and members of his family." Scarborough...
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[Catholic Caucus] German bishop laments ‘shackle’ of Church’s refusal to ordain women
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LifeSite News ^
| May 17, 2019 | Maike Hickson
[Catholic Caucus] German bishop laments ‘shackle’ of Church’s refusal to ordain women May 17, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) — Speaking to journalists on 16 May at an annual press meeting of his diocese of Erfurt, German bishop Ulrich Neymeyr made some stunning remarks with regard to female priests. He
said female priests in the Catholic Church are theologically conceivable, adding that “some things” still need to be “reflected upon.” For example, he explained, “what does representation [of Christ] mean? How far does it go? And does it need to be related to [biological] sex?” In Germany, he added, there might already be...
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UN Plan for 2015 Climate Summit Would Shackle Planet With Energy Restrictions
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The New American ^
| February 16, 2015 | William F. Jasper
The draft text of the United Nations’ proposed global climate agreement was released Friday, February 13 in Geneva, Switzerland. The document, which proposes to impose draconian controls on all human activity and all energy production and consumption, has ballooned from the 38-page document that was negotiated last November-December at the UN climate
circus in Lima, Peru, to 98 pages. “Although it has become longer, countries are now fully aware of each other’s positions,” said Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), acknowledging that the more than doubling of the text’s length would make...
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